Since the final days of the cold war, the United States and its trans-Atlantic allies and partners have been motivated by the vision of Europe, whole and free.

Thank you, everybody, for doing this and for the great testimony.

Their bravery is truly inspiring.

Isn't that something we can do diplomatically and say, you know, we'll allow this, for Russia to come into our country with RT but you got to have the same reciprocity.

Are we getting equal access in broadcast coverage to Belarus and Russia with organizations like VOA and RFERL as we give RT and Sputnik in this country?

The Belarusian people have flooded the streets to demand that their voices be heard.

If we are going to allow them to broadcast in this country because we do have a First Amendment, there has to be a certain amount of reciprocity.

During my time in Congress, my colleagues and I have repeatedly striven to hold the government of Myanmar accountable for its ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya.

These attacks are tawdry. I mean, they are just cheap shots that aren't going to solve any problems.

We need to come together with policies that we can pass in a bipartisan manner.

Conditions for the Rohingya worsened to a horrific extent several years ago when the region erupted into full-scale, State-sponsored violence, killing tens of thousands and forcing over 700,000 to flee to neighboring countries like…

American tax dollars should not fund any kind of foreign assistance going to regimes responsible for disenfranchising over a billion of its own people.