Madeleine Albright

I believe in the importance of bipartisanship and the powerful signal that such cooperation can send to the world.

We are the most powerful country in the world, and we are destroying the capability to deal with problems by walking away from issues that we have agreed to.

When we withdraw from agreements or are not there when treaties are being negotiated, we lose our position.

So many agreements and diplomatic relationships are based on understanding and trust and living up to your word.

I am for assistance, I am for negotiation, I am for sanctions. I think we have to be very careful not to exacerbate the situation.

What is going on at the border is un-American, separating the children, having no process, absolutely appalling.

My short answer is it is un-American.

I believe in executive legislative partnership on foreign policy, and I believe in bipartisanship.

I think we need to keep pursuing to have some kind of a fair system, but where what we do is to be able to protect our intellectual property.

I believe that we do have a role to play as leaders, and I do think that we need to be very clear about what we believe in in terms of the rights of various groups and what our value system is.

American values are at the center of our foreign policy.

I am very willing to go to people's districts to try to explain why foreign policy affects our domestic life.