We must put together a clear strategy to defeat them.

If we are going to be serious about ISIS, the President needs to assign the military a clear mission and then allow the military to carry it out.

I think this hearing is perfectly appropriate to really think broadly about what is our strategy.

We have to be very, very diligent to protect our country, not just from refugees, but from, you know, gosh, our own citizens.

The root cause of the problem here is we don't have a legitimate Sunni force in Syria or Iraq that--well, that exists, basically.

A comprehensive solution is needed.

I think they still are too, too open to a more radical interpretation of their religion that creates a larger problem.

There was a reluctance to use any Islam, Islamist, Islamic, anything that sort of gave our enemy the title of being affiliated with the Muslim religion.

I think it is important for the United States to be able to demonstrate to Sunni Muslims that this is not a confrontation between the West, led by us, and Sunni Islam.

How do we find allies in the Muslim, Sunni Muslim world in particular, since these groups are Sunni?

Secretary Clinton has testified here for longer than she did in the previous two testimonies on this subject combined.