I expect we will stay in regular touch, and I look forward to finding ways that we can continue to work together on making sure that the United States remains not just a nation of interests, but a nation of values and where our foreign policy is rooted in putting our values first.
Flake emphasizes the importance of U.S. foreign policy being value-driven.
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