I think this is a huge mistake.

There has been widespread disappointment regardless of party or affiliation that the United States would make these concessions.

What I see with what President Trump has done is he's changed the dynamics of negotiation.

We have spent $752 billion is the number I have--so we are well over $1 trillion--trying to bring peace to Afghanistan.

It seems like we are going backwards.

The administration has taken an important first step. But much work needs to be done.

It's time to bring finality to something, and when we get to that point then you have certainty.

What we need is for North Korea to declare all of its nuclear missile facilities, we need to send inspectors, and we need a freeze.

I believe there is real and genuine hope that we can move toward denuclearization.

This President has made more progress toward bringing peace to the Korean Peninsula than any other President.

The joint statement that emerged from Singapore contains few specifics about how these talks will advance our ultimate goal.

We have been attempting to perfect it over 200 years through many trials and tribulations, and yet we still don't have it right.