James E. Risch: “U.S. policy must account for this rise of coercive economic practices and maintain our competitiveness in order to…”

I think it is incumbent upon us as we go forward to do that, and I commit to you that we will continue to pursue that.

The tragic situations there cry out for us using every tool in our diplomatic toolbox to help deal with the humanitarian crisis in Sudan.

I agree with that, and one of the other ones we really needed to turn the screw on is on the Russians.

the United States has been a partner of Georgia for 30 years now, supporting its democracy, its self-determination, its security, and it is a relationship that has been based on shared values.