It is said that no deal is better than a bad deal. That looks good on a political bumper sticker. I think our choice is between a bad deal, perhaps a very bad deal, and a very bad and intractable situation.

I should point out, however, that the Iranian-led alliance of Assad, Iran, the Houthi, Hezbollah, has killed far more Americans and is far more dangerous in the future than even those who have made these gruesome videos or who attacked us…

I told him, 'You don't stop working for me; I just stop paying you.'

I never bring up oil. Oil is not--in sense of oil production, but I just ask them what is on their mind.

Environmentalists have not focused on the tremendous harm to the environment of wars in the Middle East.

the President has total power to do just about everything he wants against not only al-Qaeda, but organizations once affiliated with al-Qaeda.

the President has total power to deploy our forces outside combat areas for training.

the Shi'ite alliance is more dangerous than ISIS.

I would point out that while there may be some 'angels dancing on a head of a pin' theoretical reason for what they are doing...

That makes you even more responsible for the disaster that looms.

When you read the United States Constitution you will see that when it comes to economic sanctions and international economics, all the power is vested in Congress.

The executive branch under the Bush administration refused to enforce sanctions and violated American statutes for the benefit of Iran for 8 continuous years.