Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and I thank you for this timely hearing.
I do think that is -- I won't say the only channel, but I think it's the most promising would be a direct dialogue with ...
They want to be seen as part of that club.
What their most concerned with is face and leverage and recognition of their status as a nuclear power.
I really question his ability to -- his fitness to be in this office. I worry about, frankly, you know, the access to nu...
Well, he certainly could be. Again, having some understanding of the leverage that a president can exercise, I worry abo...
He was with the president on Saturday, and that he observed President Trump to be outraged and upset about what was goin...
I absolutely do. I've been an advocate, for example, for establishing an intersection in Pyongyang.
When he says -- speaks of the fire and fury, this is very reminiscent of the rhetoric that North Korea uses about transf...
I think Secretary Tillerson is exactly right. And we need to tone down the rhetoric about regime change.
I'm sort of in the Secretary of State Tillerson camp of more moderate rhetoric.
You're talking about incomprehensible death and destruction.
The Chinese don't like Kim Jong-un's behavior. They don't like the missile tests.
I think the Russian objective here was, one, to explore, we can -- in order to see if there was interest in having such ...
I worry about that, and what's the definition of truth? This has sort of a chilling Orwellian aspect about it with the m...
There's certainly a lot of doubt about that. And what's happened most recently, I think just has the effect of casting m...
I would be an advocate for that. I gave a speech in Seoul last month which I suggested that we give some consideration t...
