Marco Rubio

I wanted to get back to this topic of the Six Assurances under the Reagan administration because I think to be clear and unequivocal with regard to that is critically important in terms of the message that we send and, quite frankly, the…

That remains our policy.

Does it continue to be the policy of the United States that we will maintain the capacity of the United States to resist any resort to force or other forms of coercion that would jeopardize the security or the social or economic system of…

I guess my concern now is why cannot the answer be, yes, we remain committed to all six of them as elements of our foreign policy.

Does the Obama administration remain committed to President Reagan's so-called Six Assurances to Taiwan?

The credibility and the sustainability of the U.S. commitment that the Asia-Pacific is a strategic priority ... is a paramount objective for U.S. foreign policy

What steps have we taken to ensure that that does not happen, that that balance is not unsettled to the point where you are actually inviting China to do something like that?

I would venture to guess and, in fact, I am pretty sure of the fact that Taiwan has watched with great interest what has happened with Crimea.

Clarification regarding the recent announcement that NTIA intends to relinquish responsibility of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) functions to the global multistakeholder community.

I have one last question. Will you fully cooperate with the Justice Department if they want to conduct a concurrent investigation alongside the internal one?

But, again, my question is, will you look to see if, in fact, there was a decision made by a group of individuals not to move forward on this because of its cost?

But if someone was negligent, if someone said, 'We have this information, we don't think it is a big deal, we shouldn't do anything about it,' that is negligence, and certainly someone like that should not continue to work for the company.

It seems the purpose of this investigation is to deduce two things: first, the process that led this decision to be made, how was it that this decision was made, so that you never do that again.

Will you also look for evidence in that investigation that, in fact, people knew that this was a problem but decided that the costs weren't worth it?

Based on what you know over the last few weeks, having dealt with this issue, can you tell us whether General Motors intentionally misled its customers and Federal regulators when someone decided to delay disclosing or fixing the faulty…

We have had emergency conditions in both the Southern District and the Middle District.

I want to talk about each of them briefly, because they have an extraordinary amount of experience in different fields.

What we present to you today are people that are definitely qualified for a lifetime appointment to serve in the Federal judiciary.

I spoke to Senator Marco Rubio last night on the program who actually was in favor of much of what the Obama White House has done thus far.

It's important at moments like this we avoid the harsh rhetoric that perhaps could be counterproductive.

It is critical. We're a free society. We will have this debate for years to come.

I have certainly been a critic of the Obama foreign policy in general. I continue to be.

I think it was important that Secretary Kerry go there today. I saw his press conference earlier on CNN. Listened to it on the radio actually on Sirius XM and found it to be encouraging in terms of his language.

There's got to be a consequence for this action. This can be the new international norm that you can move troops in to a neighboring country when you don't like the way things turn out and in order to successfully be able to do that, we…

First is allowing or helping the government in Kiev to become stable. We want to keep this from getting worse and that includes allowing it to spread into the eastern parts of Ukraine and transitioning to the normalcy they seek.