I support that. And I think that the EU and their neighbors in the neighborhood with the most at stake, other than Ukraine, should pony up and pay the bill.

Iran is the principal source of instability in the region and a threat to our interests around the world.

It is in America's interest, in our citizens' interest, in our economy's interest to see Ukraine victorious and ejecting Putin from its sovereign United Nations recognized borders.

I am proud of the stance this committee has taken since the beginning of this horrific war of aggression and proudly will continue to support Ukraine in its fight for freedom and justice.

I think it is obtuse to disregard the fact that we are $32 trillion in debt, borrowing every single day to pay our own bills.

But given the total incompetence of the Administration and their intransigence to send the appropriate equipment, if we are going to be in this war without a mission statement, without an end State stated, then I understand the frustration…

I cannot support another dime for a cause where we won't define the outcome.

By passing this bill, we will once again walk the walk and the talk, and talk the talk on our values.

It is reckless and dangerous to reward Iran for its escalatory and provocative behavior.

I am proud to support the Solidify Iran Sanctions Act and maintaining pressure on Iran.

I would love to work with Mr. Kean and others to come up with some language that I might be able to support.

But an armed Iran with nuclear weapons would represent an even greater and entirely unacceptable threat.