These are real and substantive issues that we need to deal with.

The United States must stand for principles of freedom and the rule of law.

Civilians must be protected. And I reiterate the call for humanitarian cease-fire.

Congress should also pass the No U.N. Aid for Assad Act introduced by you, Chairman Wilson.

We must ask the hard questions that will lead us to more friends, stronger alliances, and mutually beneficial future.

It is the role of Congress to hold the Administration accountable, each Administration, to the American people.

I asked staff to give me a figure, 1.3 million gotaways over the course of the Biden administration.

Congress must also pass a bill to deter countries from normalizing relations with Assad.

I believe my party needs to go to, you know, rejuvenate itself with the principles of Ronald Reagan.

I don't see President Biden's policies working so well. Since Afghanistan fell, we've been projecting weakness, and this is precisely why you're seeing aggression from Putin, and Chairman Xi, and the Ayatollah, and Kim Jong-Un.

I think Republicans have a very strong argument when it comes to, particularly, national security and foreign policy.