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As Secretary of State, talking about an end game winning strategy with the Ukrainians--to the American people, I think would be helpful in terms of the support for--as well as our allies--in terms of the support for what we are doing over…

Keeping our country safe and competitive is not just about defense spending.

I want to help you do this a year sooner, if we can do that.

Failing to reauthorize this legislation could be viewed by our African partners as stepping back from cooperation.

Make no mistake: China is pressing forward with an aggressive modernization and expansion of their military capabilities.

Taiwan is a critical investment and trading partner.

To be clear, China's vision is to be the world's military and economic powerhouse, and it is well on its way.

Do not prove him right. Urge the President to take the politics out of this.

If the United States stays behind Ukraine until their chest hurts, they will know we are with them forever.

Are we providing the weapons that the Ukraine needs to end the war, to win the war, however you define that, rather than stalemate?

It would also be helpful if the Secretary were to clarify today if there has been any change in the One China Policy.

America's competition with China is an increasing challenge, but it is not a new one.

I think the communication problem was more the timing that you actually had mentioned getting to it.

We cannot compete without investing in high quality public schools for our kids.

Our focus with regard to our military competition with China must remain on deterrence.

I believe that the administration could do better in this regard.

I share these concerns raised by the rural electric cooperatives.