I appreciate you saying it.
We deal with independence and sovereignty of nations and respect for agreements.
We have held together Europe and the United States in unity to put in place sanctions.
We have been diminishing our capacity to be able to have the kind of impact we ought to be having in this more complicated world.
I want to impress on everybody that I find very helpful and I think the administration finds very helpful the discussions with you.
President Putin clearly has made a set of choices that violate all of that.
The Minsk agreement, if it were implemented, would be a good way to deescalate.
We have led on ISIL, putting together a coalition for the first time in history that has five Arab nations engaged in military activity in a...
The United States--you know, we get 1 percent of the entire budget of the United States of America.
Well, they are legitimate. And the questions have to be answered, and they will be, if they want to have an agreement.
The proof is in the pudding.