the record is a little bit untidy and the way forward is for this committee in the ratification process with the administration to make clear that we accept no limits on our missil...
I just simply want to thank the witnesses and likewise our colleagues for raising questions and providing answers today to some issues that ...
Because this point has been raised several times, some critics of the treaty have said that missile defense or defensive mechanisms occurs i...
I would be happier if the administration didn't find it necessary, in every statement it makes on foreign policy, to attack the previous adm...
The United States maintained a permanent, continuous, boots-on-the-ground inspection capacity in START I to monitor Russian missile producti...
I look forward to working with you and members of this committee to achieve a timely treaty review.
What I've feared a bit is that we sometimes fail to get back to the deliberations as to whether this treaty should be ratified.
the United States has been talking very extensively to Russia about missile defense cooperation.
We are confident that at the end of this process, you will come to the same conclusion that we and many others have reached--that the New ST...
It is a privilege to join you in welcoming our distinguished witnesses, former National Security Advisers, Brent Scowcroft and Stephen Hadle...
As the chairman pointed out, the committee begins today to hear testimony regarding the New START Treaty and the historical context of Unite...