Thomas A. Garrett: “At this point, I yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from Georgia (Mr. Westmoreland) who realizes it's not just what we do…”

I wish we could do more--the sense of Congress regarding a tragedy that's literally impacted millions is the right thing to do.

I would submit that the North Korean regime from 1950 has a history of making a promise and then breaking a promise.

I believe that an empowered educated economically-thriving class of women across the world will reduce radicalism and reduce conflict and increase economic opportunity.

I will consider myself a historian and some lessons are written large on the pages of history, if we are only willing to listen.