"So we make clear to people who are traveling to Cuba for people-to-people contact, we make clear to them that if they go too far in advocating for democracy or regime change that they could go to jail?"
"I would hope that we would establish a policy that clearly creates a nexus between the trips and our foreign policy toward the island, which is the hope of advancing democracy."
"So we've already conceded, the administration has, that there's a price to be paid, that we recognize that these trips are providing hard currency for a repressive regime."
"But if our policy, ultimately, is to foster democracy, shouldn't these groups be evaluated on the basis of what they would do to foster democracy?"
"Libya, in fact, was approved by 145 of the U.N. Member States, which is appalling since Libya, today, is what they were back then, too."
"It's hard to find any examples of things that we prevented from happening."
"I would argue that we ought to continue to use our voices and our votes."
"Sudan is really low-hanging fruit. I mean--OK, Sudan. But, where we really--where an entity like this would really grow and be a legitimate entity that you could look at and say, 'Boy, I'm glad we hav..."
"Thank you."
"expanding our economic relationship can help Honduras develop and grow while creating jobs in the United States."
"Gang activity is a threat to U.S. national security, and so working to reverse its growth would be one of my priorities."