The burden imposed on our soldiers only grows as threats to our Nation increase and sequestration remains the law of the land.

Restoring readiness must be the Army's first priority.

In contrast, Senator McCain has put forward the most fiscally reckless presidential platform in modern memory.

We rely heavily on our intelligence community to highlight those emerging threats.

Therefore, without a policy, we do not have a strategy. So, therefore, when we do not have a strategy, we do not know how to act.

Last night's horrific attack in Manchester was a gruesome reminder that the world is on fire.

The enemy remains highly adaptable and capable, and instability and under-governed territory may give them opportunities to resurge.

I have heard few compelling answers about how the United States intends to use its alliances, its trade, its diplomacy, its values, but most of all, its military to protect and defend our national interests.

If you do not have them, get them.

Let me just say for the record, Director Coats, your response to my question in no means meant yes or no.

2 years in a row we have authorized the provision of defensive lethal weapons in the defense authorization bill to Ukraine.

Is there a motion to favorably report these six nominations?