Mike McCaul

This resolution condemns the Assad Regime's use of chlorine as a chemical weapon.

I also want to voice my support for Mr. Yoho's resolution condemning the use of chemical weapons in Syria.

I support this legislation and urge my colleagues to do the same.

This authorization, which is time-limited, would allow U.S. security assistance to go directly to the Kurdish Regional Government.

I am deeply troubled that the freedom of the press is under grave threat in some countries right here in our neighborhood.

We need to assure them that if they get rid of ISIS, they are not going to simply replace the tyranny of ISIS with the tyranny of Iran.

We need to make that bombing campaign more effective by allowing our joint tactical air controllers onto the battlefield...

We should be putting pressure on Pakistan to clean up the mess in Afghanistan that it has made.

Afghanistan's National Unity Government which we forced down their throats is not doing the job it should.

I think that it runs a high risk of igniting or reigniting the ethnic civil war that rent the country in the 1990s.

I am not confident that there will be an Afghanistan when the next President takes office.

The stakes are too high in Afghanistan for the Afghan people, for the region, and for U.S. national security interests.

We need to use this leverage to get Pakistan to do more on the counterterrorism front.

The administration needs to revisit its strategy, and not just put a halt on the withdrawal because artificial timelines will not work.

We must rethink the scope of our mission to include taking on more than just al-Qaeda and its affiliates.

We cannot abandon our ally. We must redouble our efforts to remain engaged to seek a more stable Afghanistan.

We need a complete review of our policy.

The security architecture that we have in place in Afghanistan is not working.

I think if you look at the heart of what Iran is doing, okay, the ideologically driven externalization of its Islamic revolution and everything that represents...

The Obama administration basically admitted that the IRGC was one of the most powerful economic actors within Iran

Even if we are able to topple the Assad regime, which will be increasingly difficult with the overt support of Assad by Russia and the covert support by Iran, what next?

I will bet my money that some of it will end up in terrorist coffers.

The Administration believes that it is in the mutual security interests of all parties to the INF Treaty that Russia and the other 11 successor States to the Soviet Union remain parties to the Treaty and comply with their obligations.

This glaring omission, which can still be corrected today, sent the unfortunate signal that pre-Hague Japan cases were not a top priority.

The Goldman Act was designed to raise the stakes on the foreign countries in action or obstruction and move that country to end the nightmare of child abduction.