We protect our rights, maintain our friendships and our alliances and keep our naval fleet strong over there so that we can protect our interests but in a way that for us is nonconfrontational too.
John McCain: “We protect our rights, maintain our friendships and our alliances and keep our naval fleet strong over there so that we…”
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Emphasizes the importance of protecting U.S. interests while maintaining nonconfrontational diplomacy.
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