Senator McCain asked you about the 34,000 withdrawal that the President announced the other day.
I look forward to working with him, and look forward to your commitment to make sure that we can give you all the tools that you need.
Here is what is troubling me. You have testified before this committee today that you have never been for unilateral nuclear disarmament; in...
One of the first challenges that we face, and I think one of the greatest national security threats that we face, is the march of Iran towar...
I think all of us deeply respect Senator Hagel's service to his country in Vietnam and his service in this body.
I find myself on this nomination in a very different place.
I think there's a huge distinction when we're dealing with a regime that is the largest state sponsor of terrorism.
I would just echo the comments that have been made already by this committee and by you that this is action that we need to get moving on im...
I would hope that we would follow up on this specific question because it seems to me to be critical as we look at the situation going forwa...
I appreciate Secretary Clinton's taking responsibility for what happened and, as she points out in her letter to this committee, for going e...
I was disappointed by the president's initial proposal.
It may be messy, but it is going to get done.
I want to echo Chair Landrieu's remarks about what a privilege it has been to serve with you, Senator Snowe.
I am more troubled now after your hour-long meeting with Ambassador Rice and acting CIA Director Mike Morell.
I will certainly hold the nomination until we get a full and complete picture of what happened here.
Well, certainly she misled the American public.
I think it's really troubling because it left a misimpression to the American people.
I have deep concerns but when you and I have talked about this before, I'll certainly hold the nomination until we get a full and complete p...
