Joe Wilson

I think it is appropriate for Congress to be consulted if new groups are going to be added to that list.

Any efforts to repeal an AUMF without a concurrent replacement addressing today's threats would be a disaster for the U.S. national security.

The NDAA there was included an amendment that requires DOD to examine emergency response capabilities and services in the military installations.

I am really grateful to represent Fort Jackson.

Well, as a Fitbit fan myself, I know how you can maintain a person's sleep habits.

Military service is so important.

It is absolutely decisive to the long-term health of our Army, the flow of young men and women committed to the defense of our Nation going through there.

I do have a final question for General Gamble, and that is, I am very grateful to represent Fort Jackson, and General Milford Beagle has just been a super leader at the post.

I am so impressed and appreciative of our panel today, what dedicated individuals you are.

Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman, and I want to thank our witnesses for being here today.

The travel visa ban on Khashoggi--or the Khashoggi ban, though it is a downside in the eyes of human rights attorneys that we can discuss later if you're interested.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and thank you, Chairman Ted Deutch, for calling this important hearing on the status of human rights in Saudi Arabia, America's 75-year partner providing for stability in the Middle East.

I am encouraged by the agreement in principle between the United States and South Korea, and that is, with the agreement as a meaningful deterrent to malign actors as well as a symbol of our continued peace through strength with our…

I am really grateful that the University of South Carolina, led by President Bob Caslen, former superintendent of West Point--they have taken the effort to remove the Confucius Institute.

Well, thank you for being proactive.

I introduced the Foreign Influence Transparency Act to limit foreign interference within our universities, many that conduct defense research.

I want to thank you for your recognition of Guam, how strategically located that is, and how the citizens there are such patriotic Americans and so proud to serve.

$1,046,000,000 for the Savannah River radioactive liquid tank waste stabilization and disposition.

$11,549,000 for the Savannah River site community and regulatory support.

Chairwoman, first of all, I want to thank you for your tribute to the Corps of Engineers.

$80 million for the Savannah River National Laboratory RAD facilities.

$543,784,000 for the Savannah River risk management operations.

$115 million for the surplus Plutonium Disposition Project.

$495 million for the Savannah River Plutonium Processing Facility and $200 million for the Savannah River Plutonium Operations.

$30 million for the Tritium Finishing Facility.