I think from a security perspective it makes sense.

Why should we reject the chosen capital city of a close ally?

U.S. policy should recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital because Jerusalem has been the capital of the Jewish people for thousands of years.

Following through with the commitment to move the Embassy will demonstrate American leadership.

We have one of our strongest allies, only democracy in the Mideast, and yet we act like Jerusalem's not their capital.

Let's get this done. It is the right thing to do, and when it comes--you got to remember who your friends are.

I think it is pretty clear, after living under this deal, that if we continue on this course with Iran, 5 or 10 years down the road we are going to be in the same place that we are with North Korea right now...

I guess as we go forward, I think it is good to have as many people on the same page as possible, but how do we get them to be more in line with the American perspective, the Israeli perspective, the Middle East perspective of people that…

Well, obviously, that should have been a part of these negotiations from the beginning, and that was put aside at the very, very outset. And I think it was a huge mistake.

It would be terrific if this passed and there was more funding appropriated immediately for that, for genocide victims.

I mean, if we're not going to enforce this stuff, then why are we even passing it?