We must take a clear-eyed look at our relationship with Turkey.

It is unacceptable that Turkey believes it can reap the benefits of NATO membership while refusing to commit to the basic principle of a cohesive interoperable alliance.

I think a lot of us have been incredibly clear with them of the consequences, and my sense is they did not really think we would follow through on things like CAATSA.

Those F-35s will not be delivered to Turkey so long as there are S-400 missiles on Turkish soil.

Turkey is a center of a complex and important geopolitical crossroads.

the State of Idaho has had a long history with Chinese immigration to both our cities and the wilderness areas of Idaho. Today, I am pleased to honor Polly Bemis, the United States' most famous Chinese pioneer woman. There have been many…

When we graduated from college, there were over 40 mills in Southern Idaho cutting timber, cutting logs. Today they are down to one.

I cannot imagine that, why the Administration is looking at this person for this.

The initial cause was, there was a lot of litigation that really shut down supply and then, of course, it went from there to other things.

this woman who has been nominated, I am very much opposed to, in fact, one of my good democrat friends conceded, yes, she made a mistake some decades back. Tree spiking is not a mistake.

Last year on August 9, a Belarusian election was stolen from its people.

I am deeply troubled by Russia's willingness to facilitate the regime's repressions and its attempts through the last months to normalize Lukashenka's extensive human rights abuses.

There can be no normalization. It is as if the regime believes a page will be turned and they can go back to building relations with the West.

What is easy is to say no and push your chair away from the table if you cannot get them to where you need to be, and the JCPOA did not come anywhere close on that.

I do not know how somebody could ask us to vote for it when we know that that money is going to be money that causes blood to flow.

I have long called for a responsible end to the war, but by doing so in a manner that keeps Americans safe.

I have irreconcilable differences with the Administration on simply going back into the JCPOA that we were in before.

Iran has been engaged in these activities, including support for Hamas, including support for other terror groups.

Currently, the U.N. is assessing the United States at a rate of 27.9 percent. No country should pay more than 25 percent.

I do not think there is anybody here who would suggest that the dealings you are going to have with Iran are not tough. They are tough. It is not easy.

We cannot finance the other 85.

Increasing foreign aid absent a clear strategy that emphasizes efficiency, effectiveness, and ultimately self-reliance will not advance U.S. strategic interests.

The problem that its nuclear program--and now that it is not abiding by the constraints of the JCPOA--is literally galloping forward.

I am also concerned by the President's submission to Putin and abandonment of our European allies by waiving sanctions on Nord Stream 2 AG.

Give Putin an inch and he will take a mile, and I agree with the Chairman wholeheartedly that all he understands is power.