Yes, we have got to tighten our belt. We have to look at what our colleagues, what our allies in Great Britain did.

I hope we don't go back to foreign policies.

I hope we don't ever go back to that kind of policy to talking that way where we are alienating our allies.

Through your skilled advocacy around the world to rebuild partners and to--reliable partners and bilateral engagement, you are making indeed America a safer and a stronger Nation.

I thank the gentlelady from California. You know, I have been listening to the debate in my office, et cetera, and I agree with my colleague Mel Watt. Sometimes we get confused, I think. Maybe if we can just break this down to the common…

I want to make sure that we don't get into that scenario. And I have tremendous faith in the Egyptian people from what I have seen thus far.

I have confidence in the Egyptian people.

Let me just end by saying this. Let's make sure that health care is not a privilege for a few but a right for the many. Let us make sure that we do not destroy this great health care reform bill that's now law.

I want to thank the gentlelady from the Virgin Islands. I also want to thank the gentlelady from Houston, Texas, Sheila Jackson Lee, for that excellent statement on the Constitution and the 14th and the Fifth Amendments. I am so serious…

Who are we? We call ourselves American citizens. We're proud to be Americans. Why are we proud to be Americans? Well, we were raised in American schools, we loved our country, we studied our history, we wanted to prosper, we wanted to be…

This is the United States House of Representatives, the United States of America. This is an institution that I am proud to be a Member of, and there comes a point in time in our lives when we just simply must do the right thing, keeping…