But I do not think we should ignore the refugee side of it, either.

That is a shocking number, 5,000, and just so people understand what we are talking about here...

On the issue of opioid abuse, particularly heroin, which is the growth area in my State of Ohio and around the country, we now have the alarming statistic that in Ohio it is the No. 1 cause of death.

I have to tell you, I am very skeptical of what I hear today about 10,000 Syrians coming into this country.

They are frustrated. They are angry, understandably, and so am I.

I think that is frightening. I think it is bad for our national and economic security and energy security.

I am very concerned, as you know, about the fact that we seem to be pulling the plug on our ability to have that enrichment capability.

It was unbelievable.

We are going the wrong way.

This is a whole new mandatory program, of course, a big new entitlement program where we do not have the verification.

This has been bipartisan. It has been something that we have been working on for a few years now.