Instead of protecting our country and securing our border, Secretary Mayorkas is wasting taxpayer dollars, and the cartels are profiting.

Americans are not safe, even in a daycare facility. There is no room for doubt--Secretary Mayorkas is making our communities more dangerous.

This crisis isn't only imposing a human cost. It's imposing a financial cost, too.

We are tired and frustrated with our country! My hope is that both Republicans and Democrats can come together and create an immigration plan that protects our border.

If we do not bring Saudi Arabia in then they're going to go to China and then you have the China-Iran-Saudi Arabia problem.

I support the chairman on that--on the resolution that--a sense of Congress saying that it's unacceptable for Iran to get a nuclear weapon.

But we have to have a credible military threat. That's why diplomacy will work here.

We all know right now the only reason why the centrifuges aren't going up it's not because of anything we're doing.

I think maybe more joint military exercises in the Middle East.

I think we should give that to them. If that's what would get them away from China, away from Iran, and into the Abraham Accords I think that that could really change the perspective.

This is a bipartisan issue. I do think we should continue to say we stand with the Iranian people.

Holding him accountable for causing this humanitarian disaster is not a waste of time.

These larger discussions often overlook the devastating human toll this crisis has taken on individuals and families across the country.

Tens of thousands of Americans are dying from fentanyl poisoning, often without knowing they're consuming the drug.

Holding this administration accountable for causing this humanitarian disaster is not a waste of time.

Hearing the stories of the Americans victimized by Biden and Mayorkas' open border is not a waste of time.

We must deal with the human costs of this terrible crisis and we must do so now.

The consequences of the chaos at the Southwest Border have spread throughout our country, impacting all Americans.

This shouldn't be a partisan issue. We must deal with the human costs of this terrible crisis.

You know, in the military we call something that's being rehashed as an AAR, an after action review, and the whole point of conducting those after action reviews is to, one, ensure that these types of incidents do not occur again but also…

Our service and our sacrifices were not in vain.

You did not let the mission down even when the politicians did.

But once we telegraphed that we were going to leave and the pressure was then put on the Afghan military it was clear that that increasingly lethal Taliban were going to have a serious effect.

I want to thank Chairman Mast for his leadership continuing to hold the Biden Administration's feet to the fire on one of the biggest strategic failures in American history.

The one thing that we know is that when we deploy out, whoever does not come home with this is on us.