I would argue that the administration's actions have been contrary to the long-term interests of democracy and stability in Egypt.

I think it is fair to ask if somebody who has led the kind of fraudulent elections that we have seen repeatedly over the last 30 years in Egypt is now capable of leading an effort for a fair and free election.

If they are in fact fighting terrorism and guarding the border with Syria, then they should get our help, but if they are not, then that aid it seems to me should be suspended.

I would like to congratulate you for your stalwart support for change and reform.

The people yearn to be free. We must plant ourselves firmly on their side.

I will be introducing legislation called the Hezbollah Anti-Terrorism Act.

This hearing could not be more important or timely.

Notwithstanding these important accomplishments, the anti-Israel vitriol that all too often emanates from the council... remains a deep stain on the U.N.'s reputation.

I supported the Obama administration's decision to join the council in the hopes of reforming the organization.

I would argue that we have a much greater chance of success if we work inside the U.N. with like-minded nations.

Simply to point out that this is a briefing, not a hearing because the committee has not yet formally organized.

Thank you. Reclaiming my time, I appreciate the gentleman for reaffirming that position. Now let's take a look at what that means. That means not exempt from these drastic cuts are: weapons in training to build the capacity of key partners…