Mike McCaul

I think, first of all, it's good for the nation.

The border is just about secure.

The world is on fire, Eastern Europe, Indo-Pacific.

This was a masterful military operation, the likes of which I haven't seen since my father's war, World War II.

At the end of the day, I think they're going to vote for it.

Everyone in the House, they know the peril they're in if they vote no on this thing.

Our base back home will not reelect us to office if we vote no on this.

The apprehension rate at the border, and Texas is the biggest one, has gone down to almost zero.

I would prioritize the aggravated felons that my Mayorkas let in, in defiance of federal law.

We have to take it seriously that there could be sleeper cells in the United States.

The world and the Middle East is safer today than it was seven days ago.

I think everyone in the House, they know the peril they're in if they vote no on this thing.

I'm voting for $150 billion that will go to our Department of Defense at a time when we saw with Iran, is desperately needed.

We have to prioritize, right? I would prioritize the aggravated felons that Mayorkas let in.

I think deterrence is the key here. And, Margaret, it is working.

If we don't extend these tax cuts, it'll be the largest tax increase in American history.

I think these numbers, it's all about waste, fraud and abuse in Medicare, Medicaid.

We need a full accounting. That’s why Iran has to come to the table directly with us.

There is enriched uranium in the facilities that moves around, but that was not the intent or the mission.

I’ve been briefed on this plan in the past, and it was never meant to completely destroy the nuclear facilities, but rather cause significant damage.

The Taliban have made their thirst for retribution against those who helped the United States clear.

I think Secretary Duffy probably is the – the leading, gold star for how to manage through the DOGE process, which is, they put – they called it caution tape, around all the safety, controller, all the critical functions.

I think the courts are going to decide this one, as to whether this invasion, in fact, constitutes what would be a state of war.

Any person in the United States under the Constitution has due process rights.

I would only do that if they were complicit with a crime.