Cory Gardner

But right now, Mr. Chairman, I think our principal focus is the next generation of sanctions that we are seeking to obtain through a new U.N. Security Council resolution in New York.

Because I mean, as reported this summer, North Korean hackers steal blueprints for U.S. fighter jets.

We are serious about this in general and specifically with respect to coal.

The purpose of sanctions is pressure on North Korea.

So we can expect and should expect sanctions to be issued against a number of Chinese entities.

I believe in the testimony--I am trying to look into the testimony.

The solution to their concerns about the behavior of the U.S. military in Northeast Asia is for them to act more assertively in changing the DPRK's behavior.

There is much more that we believe China can and should do.

The best sanctions are those that do not have to be applied because the credible threat of sanctions acts as a deterrent.

I commend the administration for finally designating a Chinese entity and four Chinese individuals this week.

We are now witnessing the consequences of that failure.

This administration's policy of strategic patience... has resulted in the most rapid advancements in North Korea's arsenal of mass destruction.

The rapid advancement of North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile program represents a grave threat to global peace and stability.

This committee has done a great amount of work on North Korea.

This regime is one of the world's foremost abusers of human rights.

Grand Junction, Colorado, of course, the Western Slope, has a long history of uranium.

Thank you, Chairman, for having this hearing today and including 3312, the Disposal Reauthorization Act.

Recently, Senator Booker and I successfully passed an amendment to the MOBILE NOW Act that demonstrated the importance of both unlicensed and licensed spectrum.

I'd like to commend the Commission on a rare bipartisan win with its recent issuance of the Spectrum Frontiers item.

I'm calling on the county Commissioners involved in Colorado, the broadcasters and DISH together, so that we can convene in a meeting next month in Colorado to discuss ways that we can reach a final resolution.

In light of those rules, the Commissioners from La Plata County and Montezuma County have expressed interest in moving forward with the market modification process.

If there is no further business to come before the Senate, I ask unanimous consent that it stand adjourned under the previous order. There being no objection, the Senate, at 6:41 p.m., adjourned until Wednesday, September 14, 2016, at 9:30…

President Obama announced that he will terminate the national emergency with regard to Burma and lift the remaining U.S. sanctions on the country.

I think that is just something that we could continue to look at and make sure that our concerns are not overlooked there.

We need to be very, very careful that we maintain at least some level of engagement with Pakistan.