Marco Rubio

We see nothing good coming from this war.

Our goal there is to end this war. That’s what we want to do.

We want to do more. This is not the end. This is the beginning.

We just want fair competition and an opportunity.

What we want to accomplish at this meeting this week will put our countries further down the path of long-term prosperity and security.

We want to see this region continue to thrive into the 21st century as a hub of commercial diplomacy, because it is in our interest – because it is our interest from both an economic standpoint and from a security standpoint as well.

We view the – the United States views the relationship between Uzbekistan and Central Asia as paramount to our national security and to our economic prosperity.

If it happened last night, I don’t know exactly. I know a few nights ago there was a software problem involving their early warning system.

I don’t know where he’s getting these things or why he’s saying these things to the press. You should go back and ask him. There’s been no pause.

The diesel that Putin was going to sell, they were (going to) make it available to the global market one way or the other. The only difference is how much of it the United States was going to get.

These conflicts around the world are starting to crash into each other, and they’re having an impact not just on global oil and diesel prices but on economies as well.

The president wants to take the 60-day period of time to sort of analyse what imposing both sanctions and tariffs will mean to the global economy and even to the US economy.

The last thing the world needs right now is another war.

We want to learn all the facts about it first.

The President doesn’t want to see a crisis in the West Bank. We don’t need that right now.

We’ve asked the Israelis and continue to ask them to crack down on that stuff.

It’s not the gospel.

“To achieve a peaceful transition—which is what we desire, a peaceful transition toward a permanent and lasting democracy— a great deal of hard work must be done, along with some patience, and free and fair elections. But beyond mere free…

Stalemates only end one of two ways.

The ICC is a rogue court.

I expect U.S. allies who rely on the U.S. military for their defense to, quote, "rein in" the court.

They want to prosecute Border Patrol agents that are protecting our nation's borders, and they want to prosecute our elected leaders.

They want the International Criminal Court to do more, including the prosecution of American citizens and service members that are defending their country.

We will either choose to act now or lose the choice to act at all.

If they do not, the United States will continue its campaign to dismantle the ICC piece by piece until Americans are threatened no longer.