I can tell you politically this is as much a negative as it is a positive. People are really upset. And I respect it and I understand it. By the other token, though, this is hurting America. This should be about helping the United States and if nothing passes then this disaster we have now that's what's going to stay in place.
Marco Rubio discusses the political risks and implications of immigration reform, emphasizing the need to help the United States.
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If these consequences didn't exist, then today we would be living in a world where a significant percentage of the energy supply in this region and 20% of the world's energy supply is being held hostage by a rogue regime.
Our partnership with each of your countries and the region at large, it’s in the national interest of the United States, and we will never abandon it.
But I would say on the visit in general, look, China and the United States are the two largest economies in the world.
Well, thank you for welcoming me, first of all, and to congratulate you on the great job hosting this conference, which, in addition to being so critically important for the region, provides us the opportunity to interact with so many…
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