My concern over the threat of North Korea was underscored by a delegation visit with Ranking Member Eliot Engel to Pyongyang.

I was pleased to see Secretary of State Tillerson say that the U.S. is rethinking our response to Kim Jong Un's dangerous provocations.

I want to also thank Representative Smith for H.R. 390, the Iraq and Syria Genocide Emergency Relief and Accountability Act.

It is encouraging, as was cited by Congresswoman Torres, to see the bipartisan partnership that each of you have on behalf of our country.

And, General Votel, it is a great honor to be with you.

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I have had occasion to travel to North Korea twice, including once with our colleague and friend, Joe Wilson, and if or when you go there, it is like stepping backwards into a time warp.

I want to thank Congresswoman Torres for her work on Central America and for offering her resolution supporting the fight against corruption there.

Next, we consider H.R. 672, which reaffirms the U.S. commitment to combatting anti-Semitism.

Amendment in the nature of a substitute to H. Res. 92 offered by the Honorable Joe Wilson, a Representative in Congress from the State of South Carolina.

This legislation requires the State Department to determine whether North Korea should be relisted as a State Sponsor of Terrorism.

We can deter the Russian force that we see.

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I have introduced bipartisan House Resolution 92 to address the issue of sanctions on North Korea.

For too long, the dictatorship in North Korea has become emboldened, testing weapons and missiles, but also testing and expanding their ballistic missile capability.

I reiterate my belief that the first responsibility of the Federal Government is to provide for the security of its nations, to accomplish for citizens what they cannot do by themselves.

Yesterday I was grateful to participate in a panel discussion at the dynamic Hudson Institute about the growing threat North Korea poses to the United States and our allies, with Hudson fellow research director Rebeccah Heinrichs and…

In recent weeks North Korea has continued to launch ballistic missiles off the coast of South Korea in continued defiance of the international community.

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I share the concerns of Congressman Kelly and Congresswoman McSally about the Budget Control Act, sequestration of 2013.

And indeed, as we conclude, this is a special time to thank Admiral Cullom, Admiral Mulloy for your service.

I believe the first responsibility of the Federal Government is to provide for the security of its citizens.

So congratulations on your service.