We are tragically on our way to 600,000 deaths from COVID-19 worldwide during what has been the most significant upheaval in global security and stability since World War II.

However, I do not know how we do those things when we have a administration that, in my view, seems to be hostile in its approach toward participating in all of these efforts.

We cannot make these reforms if we just walk away from the table.

We realize it is in our self-interest--security interest, economic interest, and, indeed, our healthcare interest.

Party politics and everything aside, the one thing, if we do nothing else, one of the most basic and most fundamental duties is to do everything in our power to keep Americans safe.

This issue is going to be like the coronavirus. This is not going away.

The perception that somehow something came across the President's desk and he missed it just does not cut it with me.

The sacrifices of our military and the American national security interests should, as always, remain paramount.

I find it very surprising that that kind of information was not brought directly to the President of the United States.

Thank you for your straightforward way you are addressing the Lafayette Square issue and civil law enforcement.

I would like your comments on how much more effective it is to work in concert with these responses, particularly with our European allies.

We have the capacity and Congress has the capacity to tighten this up.