How do we explain or do you think it is reasonable for us to expect the American people to find that acceptable that we go to that extent for 5,500 sailors, but yet we aren't willing to spend money to protect 5 million Americans in either…

We deploy missile defenses to deal with Chinese anti-ship ballistic missile capabilities, don't we?

Considering the millions of dollars that the Congress has authorized for Iron Dome, the Congress should request data on the performance of Iron Dome from Israel.

If the Administration has decided to call the INF violation a 'violation' does the Administration owe it to the Congress to advise the Congress before it informs Russia?

How important is the continuation of the INF treaty to U.S. interests?

Why is Russia developing and deploying a new ground-launched cruise missile in violation of the INF Treaty?

If you believe in arms control, shouldn't you be the most committed to seeing this treaty enforced? To punishing cheating and violations in all forms?

It's pretty clear that the Russian Federation vehemently dislikes U.S. missile defenses and plans for more missile defenses.

Should we approve those new aircraft and sensors if Russia isn't in compliance?

If the Administration knew about the INF violation since 2008, was it obligated to advise Congress of it at the earliest opportunity?

The INF treaty is the only treaty the U.S. has ratified that has eliminated whole types and classes of nuclear weapons.

Should the U.S. be concerned about new Russian missiles, like the RS-26 Rubezh, which Russia has tested at intermediate-range, but, Russia is calling an ICBM?