We will be making those reports available, sharing that information with Congress within the next three weeks.

This budget will sustain our security, economic, energy, and humanitarian support for Ukraine to ensure President Putin's war remains a strategic failure.

I do, but it is also based on the--what we hear.

The short answer is by as necessary working around the governments when we do not have effective partners.

We need an additional number of civil and foreign service employees to scale up the Indo-Pacific strategy.

The United States has a positive vision for the future: a world that's free, secure, open and prosperous.

We have been, even since the withdrawal from Afghanistan, and ending the war, the largest single humanitarian contributor to Afghanistan.

We can't do more with less. We must increase our investments in our diplomatic and development tools if we want to strengthen our national security.

We have seen President Zelenskyy go at challenges of corruption, or misuse of funds in the government with a sledgehammer.

For the first time the United States got this on the full agenda of the G20.

One of the things that we have learned in recent years is that the two most determinative things to having sustainable food production capacity, comes down to two things: soil and seeds.

I very much appreciate the leadership of this committee; particularly you, Senator Graham, on this issue.