Scott Perry

Haven't we now funded both sides of this war, is it fair to say we have in some sense?

I seek the time in opposition, though I am not opposed to the amendment. The Acting CHAIR. Without objection, the gentleman from Pennsylvania is recognized for 5 minutes. There was no objection.

I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will report the amendment. The Clerk read as follows: Page 43, line 24, after the dollar amount, insert ``(increased by $15,000,000)''. Page 50, line 21, after the dollar amount…

Today I honor William E. Troxell on his May 31, 2016, retirement as mayor of the borough of Gettysburg. Mr. Troxell was born in Gettysburg and is a direct descendant of John Troxell, the first settler of Gettysburg. Mr. Troxell is a World…

That was completely false? That was a fraudulent statement?

According to a Senate Judiciary Committee testimony, Saudi Arabia spends $4 billion a year on mosques, madrassa preachers, students, and textbooks to spread the Wahhabi creed.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I yield.

None of those were included on their visits to the United States.

But we are America. We are the free country. They are the communist country.

I want to know some examples. I want to know, what we are getting that we wouldn't get otherwise?

Congress must also do its part.

The Federal Government has recognized the necessity of securing our infrastructure from an array of risks.

America's energy infrastructure is the heart that pumps the American economy.

I look forward to the testimony from today's witnesses that can provide greater context to how the Government, in particular DHS, is dealing with the threat from EMP.

How can DHS protect us against EMP risks if they don't know who is in charge?

The most serious EMP risk would come in the form of an EMP resulting from a nuclear detonation at high altitude.

Long-term power outages resulting from an attack on our critical infrastructure could cripple our Nation's economy.

Ours is not to question why. We serve at the pleasure of the Commander-in-Chief, period.

None has escaped. None has created security threats for the communities near the prisons.

U.S. corrections systems, both military and civilian, already hold extremely dangerous people, including terrorists, and have done so for years.

Law enforcement professionals strongly oppose any plan that could endanger the citizens they're sworn to protect.

Despite the will of the American people, he is moving forward with this agenda.

The American people do not want GTMO terrorists detained in their communities, their neighborhoods, or down the street from their children's school.

Detainees deemed too dangerous to release should not be brought to the homeland where they will pose a threat to the local communities we serve.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.