Why did we go from MOX to dilute and dispose? Is that the new policy of the administration?

So the goal is to take that off the table, turn it into a plowshare, no longer a sword.

I hope to God we never use it, but make sure it is a deterrent.

I think stopping an arms race would be a good idea.

It does matter because the groups that are in that area, ISIS, JNIM [Jama'at Nasr al-Islam wal Muslimin], and the like--some of these have aspirations to conduct things regionally, as well as into Europe and into our Homeland.

Certainly, I look forward to having that conversation with you perhaps at another time.

What do you plan to do this year to empower and encourage States to invest in this space of wellness programs so that we can attempt to get control of future costs, perhaps before they happen?

Do we have a strategy to prevent that?

Is Libya a failed state, fragile state, state on the mend?

So 5,000 people are covering five countries.

If they do not go back to their countries, do you think we have a credible plan to detain them inside of Syria long term?

Sequestration's cost us a lot.

To the American people, you may be tired of fighting these people, but they're not tired of fighting you.

If the Iraqis were to ask us to stay, it would be my opinion that that would be a good decision for us.

I think it's the single biggest mistake I've seen since I've been here.

If you want to be safe against radical Islam, you need to be in their backyard so they're not in our backyard.

To hold the territory, there has to be a holding force, or they'll come back.

A bigger Navy means that you'll have more ships in more places, which will hopefully make some of our adversaries think twice.