So I am going to vote against this one.

The United States and our allies have remained unified in providing critical military support to Ukraine in its vital effort to ensure that Ukraine has the tools and capability it needs to push back Russia.

It is important that Congress lead the way in showing our sanctions on Iran will only be lifted if Iran stops its malign behavior.

We can help our friends in Ukraine and we can help ourselves.

And 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 do not like the idea of saying that one system in and of itself could do that.

So 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.

One more penny to the oppressive PRC government to fund slave labor is a penny too many.

There is just no facts that support that that is indeed true, that the provision of any single weapon system could prolong the war.

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

And frankly, it doesn't make any sense why we would give them HIMARS, and just because this system goes a little bit further, somehow we say, 'Oh, there's some red line here that we cannot give this system to them.'

The money-laundering piece of this is critical. If we follow the money, I think we'll actually have an easier time addressing some of these challenges...