Mike Waltz

The president is absolutely within his rights to limit journalists to government facilities, particularly when, in his opinion, they’re not behaving as good-faith journalists.

The spreading of this conflict is unacceptable. It is dangerous.

The United States stands with you, stands with Japan, with the Republic of Korea, and with every nation whose citizens were stolen by the DPRK.

A healthier U.N. is a more useful U.N.

We cut [the budget] by $1 billion over the last six months alone.

My charge from President Trump is to help the U.N. realize its potential.

Additional military assets are moving into the region. They should believe the president.

I also want to address this nonsense that somehow we don’t have the assets that we need.

I have to tell you, the people that are leaking this nonsense deserve to be in jail.

It's giving diplomacy a little bit of time. The president tried diplomacy last year, tried it this year. He is a president of peace. He is giving diplomacy a chance.

It's actually all of the things that Iran is violating, which is why we are stopping and seeking to stop their pursuit of a nuclear weapon.

I mean, they're burying it under hundreds of feet of granite--

There is no enrichment technology being provided to the Saudis. That will be done here in the United States.

This is civil nuclear power, just like we have with the United Arab Emirates, the 123 agreement that we've had for- for over a decade.

The regime should believe the president when he says they're locked and loaded, and where all options are on the table.

I, for one, am quite thankful that he is taking the difficult right to do the thing that I think historians will look back on and say was the absolute right thing to do to prevent Iran from ever having a nuclear weapon.

I think that's incredibly--

He is a president of peace. He is giving diplomacy a chance.

Cuba is a national security threat, and this administration’s not going to stand for it any longer.

This was state-sponsored kidnapping, full stop.

The United States stands with you, stands with Japan, with the Republic of Korea, and with every nation whose citizens were stolen by the DPRK.

Any deal between the U.S. and Iran would be all about verification, with no trust in Iran needed.

Iran not having a nuclear program.

The administration, our administration, is taking a pragmatic approach.