Certainly all the signals that we are getting recently is that is being done, that there is much better direct conversat...
I think we also need to take steps to more explicitly counter Iran's anti-access/area denial, A2AD, strategy in the Gulf...
We need to focus on not just preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon--I think that remains our top priority with...
Well, Mr. Chairman, first let me thank you for today's hearing. I think it is extremely important.
The United Nations has no ability right now in my view except to talk because of the vetoes that are part of that Securi...
We never got a vote on it. We could not even get it to the Floor of the Senate to have a vote on it.
I do not mean to interrupt but I want to focus on this.
Yes, we want to get international support to respond to Iran, but it is important that we have the numbers that will be ...
We should have had an opportunity to debate this issue and look at the consequences far beyond just the immediate impact...
We all share the same common objective, and that is to prevent Iran from being a nuclear weapons state.
Not just this administration, other administrations, this country, we do not have a great record dealing with rogue nati...
This committee is more nonpartisan, not bipartisan, nonpartisan. This is about national security. It is about global sec...
We are not there yet. We are working very closely with the IAEA to make sure that they have full insight.
We will be watching their actions to the U.N. resolution violation because to me it is telling whether we will have zero...
A lot of the activities in Iran are not new, and we should not expect that it will change.
But we also know about U.S. leadership and what the United States must do for zero tolerance of violations.
I think there is unanimous support in the United States Senate for zero tolerance for violations by Iran.
We need to make sure we do not lose sight of that gross violation of that individual's rights.
