ISIS used Saudi Arabian textbooks up until 2015.

nothing is more important than--one of the most important things we can do then is to make sure that the names of the prisoners are always given to them in meetings, that we talk about it on the floor of the House and in public statements…

It is never, ever too late to redouble efforts.

Many of these individuals came under government suspicion precisely because they chose to represent politically undesirable religious groups...

The American people and the U.S. Government should be more outraged by these actions.

We both vigorously opposed granting permanent normal trade relations [PNTR], then MFN, absent pre-conditions.

The trade deficit continues to grow and grow and grow.

We said, treat these people like you would treat intellectual property.

This is not, Senator, a partisan issue, as we demonstrated in our efforts in the late 1990s.

President Reagan said, 'Tear down that wall. . .' President Reagan called them 'the evil empire. . .'

We had tremendous leverage, right?