This is just not just an economic issue; this is a national defense issue that we are not doing a thing about and we need to get on with it.

Why is this administration--and you as Secretary of State are one of the leaders who is supposed to make sure that we are protected from enemies, both domestic and foreign--and right now, you know because you have been over the problems…

We are increasing and continuing to depend on foreign sources of energy.

This administration is doing absolutely nothing to deal with it.

I have long been of the belief that U.S. and Brazilian interests converge on a wide array of issues.

I feel very strongly that Honduras and the United States need to work closely together.

How concerned are you about the fraudulent use of student visas, or any visas for that matter?

I find this recommendation, of course, very troubling.

We're one of the top three donors into this program and yet we have no ability to get across to the UNDP that we're not going to finance our own suicide here by allowing hard currency to get in to the development of nuclear weapons.

The part that concerns me about this whole process is that $6 billion spent by the UNDP per year, and half of it goes to authoritarian regimes, according to Freedom House.

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