Madeleine Albright

The most revolutionary thing I did as Secretary of State was to move Canada into the Western Hemisphere.

I think that we cannot all of a sudden be telling other countries to take people and we are cutting our numbers in so many different ways.

I hate to see the United States withdraw from the international scene because the Chinese are filling the vacuum.

I do think that we need to stand up for what is in the Taiwan Relations Act and make very clear that that relationship is an important one.

It is undercutting our own policy, and therefore, I think that it is very important to call it out.

I do think that the situation in Venezuela and the region is very dangerous and a horror show in so many ways in terms of what it has done to the people of Venezuela and the region.

I think NATO is an essential alliance, and our part in it is obviously key.

It has undermined our relationship with the other members of the P5+1 in terms of can we be trusted on agreements.

I happen to have supported the JCPOA, because in many ways, it dealt with the most serious aspect of Iran's behavior.

I was troubled by the Singapore summit, and I was asked whether it was a win-win or a Kim win.

I think we have confused our allies, and that is something that is very troubling.

America must remain the indispensable Nation, but there is nothing about the word 'indispensable' that means alone.