Yemen is in civil war. It is not slipping into civil war.

We are going to have to do it. This is actually what we did in 2008.

It seems to me, to put it in more basic terms for right here, it is like, okay, these are my really bad cousins.

We need to regard this as a transactional thing, and we need to set that aside.

What do you think is one of the most--if you had one thing to tell us, the most important thing we can do here to help our small businesses continue and have success?

why are we unwilling to send a message to Assad that if he continues with barrel-bombing, we will stop him and crater his runways?

I think it's almost fair to say the team is ready to go; they just need to get the signal to go.

I see this as an opportunity to create more jobs in our State, more people put to work.

Because I see this as a critical part of the nuclear agreement that was just put together.

Solving civil wars is not impossible, but it is not easy.

we seem lost. I have extraordinary confidence in the leadership at this table, but we seem lost.

It is the worst way that we can handle these situations.