U.S. leadership is needed to address humanitarian crises elsewhere around the world including in Sudan and Haiti, where millions have been displaced and many killed, and to address global issues that no country can solve alone, including food security, a changing climate, transnational corruption, the fentanyl crisis.
Blinken calls for U.S. leadership in tackling global humanitarian and security challenges.
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I am not going to apologize to anyone for standing up for American workers and American companies.
We are working to do that. Obviously, in the countries that have been on the receiving end of coups, there are some limits that we have to abide by.
We see, I think this committee sees, corruption as being one of the most poisonous things that undermines democracies.
It is vital that we provide a better choice, and we do that by doing a few things.
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