I think that we should be willing to accept a highly intrusive verification system that would assure us that North Korea was not making any more weapons.

After hearing this proposal, President Trump rejected it, and for perhaps the first time in my career, I made the statement, 'Donald Trump is right.'

I mean, when they purport that this is Russian coal, are they basically claiming that this is coal being shipped out of Russian ports on the Atlantic or on the Pacific?

When it comes to material useful for creating fissile material, North Korea is an importer, but not an exporter?

I believe that North Korea has conclusively demonstrated that it is not under enough pressure to agree to a deal acceptable to the United States.

I need think that, if you want a better outcome, you need better sanctions.

It appears to be in one case, it appears that this is an end run around the law in an effort to achieve a policy.

That, sir, sounds like an eminently sensible suggestion.

This body has--and I mean the Foreign Affairs Committee has--been troubled by the administration's lack of transparency to Congress.

We will do whatever we can to hold the State Department accountable

The Wise Honest is currently seized and it is in Indonesian waters right now.

If I can interrupt you?