I am in favor of the Second Amendment, and I believe we need to reinstate the assault weapons ban and pass universal background checks, safe storage laws, and red flag laws.

I have been proud to stand with Ukraine. I will continue to stand with Ukraine. And I will work to ensure Ukraine prevails in this war.

The United States cannot and should not isolate ourselves from the rest of the world. Isolation is not insulation.

Putin could set his sights on Poland, the Baltic states, and other NATO Allies.

When they are threatened anywhere, they are threatened everywhere.

To be safe, secure, and prosperous, the United States must continue to fulfill our long-standing role of global leadership.

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We are hiring 14,000 new mental health counselors in public schools across our nation.

These ideals are central to who we are as Americans, and some of the most important moments in our history have come when we stood up to aggressors like Putin just as we must today.

Well, President Zelenskyy, it is good to see you again. This is our seventh visit together. And welcome back to Washington, D.C.

As I have made clear on our six previous meetings and throughout Putin’s brutal aggression and war against Ukraine, my support for the people of Ukraine is unwavering.

The Ukrainian people are bravely defending their homes and their homeland, their freedom, and their democracy against a brutal dictator.

I believe the right to be safe is a civil right—and that the people of America have a right, then, to live, work, worship, and learn without fear of violence, including gun violence.

Gun violence is now the number one cause of death for children in America—not car accidents, not cancer—gun violence.

We will continue to provide the security assistance Ukraine needs to succeed on the battlefield.

Putin’s aggression is not only an attack on the people of Ukraine, it is also an attack on fundamental principles such as sovereignty and territorial integrity.

We also know that other would-be aggressors around the world are watching to see what happens in Ukraine.

International rules and norms are not some abstract notion. They provide order and stability in our world.