Dan Crenshaw

I worry about what would happen if we had a premature withdrawal.

If we just left them alone, you don't think they would just leave us alone?

international terrorism, specifically radical Islamic terrorism, still poses a persistent threat to our Nation and to U.S. interests abroad.

Any premature withdrawal from any place, to include Afghanistan, is a Saigon.

One thing I fear--and this is coming from rhetoric from the left and the right--what I fear is that we are no longer at war with them, but they are definitely at war with us.

I don't believe the resource allocation argument that we need... to be repositioned against China.

September 11 changed the role of the United States, it changed the Middle East, it changed all of our lives, my life included.

Solutions to climate change are not all or nothing. It is all of the above.

It is a socialist takeover of the economy, as they stated.

The other side often would make us think that there is only one way to address it--solar, wind, Green New Deal, which really is not a climate solution at all, even by the admission of its own authors.

Climate change is real and we need to address it.

In my view the focus on temporary housing without consideration for long-term benefits wastes taxpayer dollars.

In Texas, we proactively approached some of the problems we frequently faced in disaster recovery.

These developments could be temporary to permanent transition options for families devastated by the storms, looking to return to some sense of normalcy, if we allow it.

The First Amendment protects Americans' right to express their viewpoints on-line.

What could be more harmful to the broader community than the restriction of our free speech?

When you call somebody a Nazi, you can make the argument that you are inciting violence.

A year ago, it was also made clear that your fact-check system is blatantly targeting conservative newspapers.

It begs the question, what kind of education do people at Google have so they think that religious Jews are Nazis?

If we don't share the values of free speech, I am not sure where we go from here.

You do not have a Constitutional obligation to enforce the First Amendment, but I would say that you absolutely have an obligation to enforce American values.

America leads because of our stance for freedom, for all voices to be heard.

It goes down the slippery slope of what speech is appropriate for your platform and the vague standards that you employ.

I am hopeful that FPS will finally find the right place to grow and mature as an agency.

I urge adoption of the bill, and I yield back the balance of my time. Miss RICE of New York. Mr. Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume. It is hard to predict the future, but there is one thing I know: Our adversaries will…