Chris Murphy

Let us show them the strength of democracy by passing a robust, bipartisan national security package.

Israel has not only the right but the obligation to defend itself and to try to take every possible step to make sure this does not happen again.

Today's battles against aggression and terrorism will define global security for years to come.

I strongly support their robust efforts to ensure further access to humanitarian relief for the civilians of Gaza.

Huge super majorities in the House and Senate favor more support for Ukraine.

We're not holding one set of aid hostage to another set of aid. We're just acknowledging the fact that right now, there is a majority in the Senate and in the House that supports both Ukraine aid and Israel aid.

The president can anchor us in a sense of what our role is when it comes to trying to bring order to that chaos.

In Israel, we are engaged in a communal fight against terrorism. This country has lost thousands of people to terrorist attacks. Israel has now lost over 1,000, and if you don't fight Hamas alongside Israel, then these groups grow in…

I hope that you will find bipartisan support for that effort.

I think was a mistake, but it does seem, with the opening or the proposed opening of a site in Brazil, that you do see the efficacy of actually having some folks on site.

My read is, is that that very small investment paid dividends in terms of deals, but also had a calming effect on the region writ large.

We need a full-time envoy. North Korea's impact on regional and global security dynamics is serious and consequential.

The release of Travis King was the best possible outcome for all parties involved.

I think it underscores the importance of the ultimate goal which is to break the United States and Europe free of dependence on oil and gas, period stop, because there seem to be no great choices in the region.

This is, obviously, a crisis; one that requires active U.S. leadership.

People are dying. I do not know how many more have to die.

Listen, I--right, but our alternative is turning from dependence on one dictatorship to a different dictatorship and the question now becomes are we funding Azerbaijan's efforts to impose a brutal blockade on the Armenian people.

I think you have to put all possible tools on the table because gentle diplomacy does not seem to be working.

I would hate to see that this Administration stands by and allows ethnic cleansing to take place on their watch and under their eye.

We only embolden Aliyev. We give him a message that it is okay. That is the wrong message.

I am proud of the funding that we have put forward, but it is dependent upon having a willing partner

We have nearly a billion dollars in dedicated funding to help Homeland Security agencies work with the Mexican Government.

Last year, I led the effort to support Lithuania, which faced PRC-based trade retaliation for opening a Taiwan representative office.

Beijing's bullying undermines U.S. national security and the international rules-based order.

Beijing seeks to manipulate global supply chains, make other nations dependent on the PRC, and use that dependency to exert leverage over them.