I can't give you democracy. I can help you get it, but you have to have the want and the desire.

Now is the time to come forward.

What is your opinion on where we should keep going or should we just pull back and pull back everything?

Wherever there is a democracy, they see that as a threat and they have a hand in that.

We must support the efforts of our State Department. We must continue to educate. We must make sure that Kem Sokha is released.

I think that is really important for us to understand, that we have been identified as a co-conspirator in Kem Sokha's alleged crime of treason to topple the Cambodian Government.

I think it is really critically important that we are seeing the lack of legitimacy on the part.

We are telling Hun Sen and his gang of criminals that now keep him in power, we are not on your side.

I think Cambodia could be an easy case and a good opportunity for the U.S. to take leadership in the region and to show that democracy can win.

I think China is in another phase. I don't want to say it is phase two or phase three of their grand scheme.

We must look at ways to reach out to the world, to our EU partners, our partners in Japan, who are the big trading partners of Cambodia, and speak with one voice that the world will not allow Cambodia to dissent from democracy.

If the Cambodian Government does not take these steps and does not bring Cambodia on the path to genuine democracy, it is hard to see how the United States and our international partners could accept the legitimacy of next year's…