Peter King

I think a 100 percent is unreachable.

There’s no way I think any of us can excuse what the president did yesterday.

We have to increase the use of community health centers. To me, you have to have them.

The novel coronavirus or COVID-19 has already claimed half a million lives across the globe, and here in the United States, nowhere has been hit harder than New York.

Again, if I could make a semi-partisan point, maybe that is why it is important to have you and the Vice President running these things finally.

I mean, again, I am trying to----

That is long overdue, and I appreciate the gentleman raising that issue again.

This is not the first time our country has had to deal with an outbreak and it likely won't be the last.

Blind panic won't help us stop the virus from spreading.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Let me thank all the witnesses for your testimony today.

This is very dangerous. It could involve the loss of life.

You are asking the local governments to pay for what the Federal Government should be doing.

The terror threat is as serious today as it was on September 10, 2001.

I want to thank you for your appearance here today, and thank you for doing a good job under very tough circumstances.

We are tremendously pleased that Representatives Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D-NJ) and Peter King (R-NY) are spearheading a House funding request letter this week to increase the fiscal year 2021 appropriations for NSGP to $360 million.

I think it would be good for this body to encourage in any way you think is appropriate the current Ambassador to the United Nations, Ambassador Kelly Craft, also to make this a priority and stand up to the constant flow of poisonous…

I still do not think with all of the testimony we have heard at various times an understanding of why there is this dramatic increase in anti-Semitism now.

On the issue of Ireland, as an Irish American, this is absolutely disgraceful and despicable.

The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) applauds you for holding today's hearing on the importance of the DHS preparedness grants programs.

I think Mr. Miller would agree also that when you make these arrests in New York, you get intel that affects the whole country.

We have to expand the size of the budget.

It makes no sense on the heel of when the National convention is coming to Charlotte, in addition to everything else, to take them off the UASI list.

The problem we have here is the administrations look upon this as a budget issue and they look at it as being static.

This committee has worked better when it is bipartisan.