Absolutely. Not only is that what Israel wants, but this Congress has also said that that is what they support.

When America fails to lead, the world becomes a dangerous place.

But if we do see burdens that are costing our businesses, then I do think that that is something that I would not agree with.

The U.N. and its specialized agencies have had numerous successes.

This is a slap in the face to every country that told North Korea they were not to proceed.

War crimes have been committed in Aleppo by the Russian military.

I think Congress and the Senate are extremely important that we work together with the U.N.

It is very important that we talk about America's values. And when it comes to America's values and opportunities, we do not allow for discrimination of any kind to anyone.

We need to represent our country from a point of strength.

The American people see the U.N.'s mistreatment of Israel, its failure to prevent the North Korean nuclear threat, its waste and corruption, and they are fed up.

The time has come for American strength once again.

Any honest assessment also finds an institution that is often at odds with the American national interests.

I certainly think they should be preserved, and I do not think they should be lifted unless we have seen a strong change from the Russian government.

We have to look at certain issues. If you look at we have 16 peacekeeping operations.

Without fundamental changes at the U.N., I cannot envision making the same kind of report to the American people as their Ambassador.

My story is an American story.

The United States is the indispensable voice of freedom. It is time that we once again find that voice.

What happened with Resolution 2334... was a terrible mistake.