Marco Rubio

It is my personal belief and I have tried to make this argument that the three challenges of what is happening in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Straits, what is happening with Iran's desire to build a Islamist regional order centered…

I am asking the administration to enforce that, and I hope you will. I think that is important.

I think it makes sense that if you cannot get a visa because you espouse terrorist views, or endorse terrorist views, if you have a visa, then you do that while a visitor, that visa should be canceled.

I want to be frank with you about our problem.

It is in that context I think we have to analyze what is happening in Ukraine.

I think it makes sense that if you cannot get a visa because you espouse terrorist views, or endorse terrorist views, if you have a visa, then you do that while a visitor, that visa should be canceled.

I am asking the administration to enforce that, and I hope you will.

The agency has broad authority … to revoke visas.

If we do not have a credible, not just the deterrence, a credible deterrence with the Iranians, these attacks are going to escalate.

I do not want a broader war with Iran, none of us have talked about, and I am not one of those people who have out there been talking about airstrikes and starting a war with Iran is a tinderbox to begin with.

What I think is important to reiterate is you don't need the state of the art for it to be adopted internally for your decision-making.

This whole issue is fascinating to me because the story of humanity is the story of technological advances from the very beginning in every civilization and culture.

I think what scares people about this technology is the belief that it not simply holds the promise of making us better, but the threat of potentially replacing the human.

What I think is important to reiterate is you don't need the state of the art for it to be adopted internally for your decision-making.

You don't want to act and unilaterally disarm

I do worry about those implications.

This whole issue is fascinating to me because the story of humanity is the story of technological advances from the very beginning in every civilization and culture.

I think what scares people about this technology is the belief that it not simply holds the promise of making us better, but the threat of potentially replacing the human.

What I think is important to reiterate is you don't need the state of the art for it to be adopted internally for your decision-making.

You don't want to act and unilaterally disarm, but the notion of not putting some guardrails in place...

But can we ever find ourselves at a disadvantage facing an adversary who did not place those limits?

This whole issue is fascinating to me because the story of humanity is the story of technological advances from the very beginning in every civilization and culture.

I think what scares people about this technology is the belief that it not simply holds the promise of making us better, but the threat of potentially replacing the human.

They have not had an election since 2017. There is not a single democratically-elected leader in the entire country.

Haiti right now is a complete disaster. This is as bad as it has ever been.