Michael Waltz

A ceasefire on aerial infrastructure went into effect immediately after Mr. Trump's call with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

We’ve hit their headquarters.

This is about a wholesale shift on what a terrorist is and how they should be treated in the United States.

President Trump has determined that this group is acting as a terrorist organization.

President Trump is taking decisive action to rid our communities of these gangs.

We have both sides in the same facility with the United States really living out, I think, in real time, President Trump's vision to end this war.

Iran has to give up its program in a way that the entire world can see.

And that gets into the details of verification mechanisms, peacekeeping, freezing the lines where they are.

Full dismantlement. Iran has to give up its program in a way that the entire world can see.

We are saying that TdA is acting as a proxy of the Maduro regime.

President Trump has decided to hit the Houthis and hit them hard.

The Commander in Chief, President Trump, is taking decisive action to rid our communities of these gangs.

As President Trump has said, this is coming to a head. All options are on the table.

We will only enter negotiations with Iran if they want to give up their entire program and not play games.

I spoke today with my Russian counterpart Yuri Ushakov about President Trump's efforts to end the war in Ukraine.

We can talk about what’s right and wrong, and we also have to talk about the reality of the situation on the ground.

All options are always on the table with the president, but Iran needs to hear him loud and clear.

We have to ask ourselves, is it in our national interest, is it realistic?

Are we going to drive every Russian off of every inch of Ukrainian soil, including Crimea?

In three years, the Biden administration couldn’t bring this man to justice.

We’ve seen incredible movement on the part of the Mexican government, but we need to see more from Canada.

Their borders are cutting off fentanyl, but also things like Arctic security, northern bases and other pieces that we need to see as part of this tariff negotiation.

We need to see more from Canada. We’re talking about additional border security.

We are pausing, assessing, looking at everything across our security relationship.

We are having good talks on location for the next round of negotiations, on delegations, on substance.