We adhere to the INF Treaty religiously, as we should.

Do you think that we should consider renegotiating or withdrawing from the treaty or declaring Russia in material breach?

China is not a signatory to the treaty.

So Hezbollah, a declared terrorist organization that operates in the Middle East, is responsible in part for the drug flow in Latin America that has had the impact that you have heard Senators on this dais talk about today, killing…

Speaking of countries without vital strategic interest in Latin America, let us turn to Iran.

To what extent is Russia and, for that matter, other hostile powers in the old world aiming to tie down the United States, our attention, and our resources in the new world so we cannot project power and influence into the old world?

Is it fair to say the INF Treaty is a treaty that is more beneficial to the United States than it is to Russia?

Stealth technology has advanced considerably over the last 30 years. Are our adversaries' radars advancing as well to counteract our advances in stealth technology?

Without a new air-launched cruise missile, you foresee a future in which that B-21 might have to penetrate into advanced air defenses rather than being able to use a stand-off cruise missile?

I want to turn to the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.

To my friends in the house, pause, start over. Get it right, don't get it fast.