What I would like to know is what I asked last year: What are the next steps? How are we going to convince the Russians that we do mean business--if we do mean business?

Following up on Mr. Franks's question, is it your belief that neither Russia nor China conducted any nuclear test-activity that produced any--I repeat any--nuclear yield since 2000?

Were any of those responses ever approved? If so, what is the plan to implement those responses?

Russia is not someone that is our friend or ally, and we certainly can't take them for their word.

What are the economic activities of the Russian firms Novator and Titan in the U.S.?

this committee has a responsibility to conduct oversight of the administration's strategy for prosecuting the U.S. counter-ISIL campaign

I would agree this issue has received a lot of talk. Unfortunately, it has received no action.

It has now been 7 years since Russia first violated the INF Treaty.

Putin seems to want to expand his empire, and the Russian bear is out of the cage, and it is time we recognize them for what they are doing.

Under what circumstances is Russia, under the New START treaty, required to exhibit a new type of missile to the United States?

the tone of the disagreement, disapproval, is important.

We want to make sure that we have safe and secure passenger screening.