I think at its heart, the security challenge that faces all of us in the East Asia and Pacific region is manifested most vividly in the threat from North Korea.
I think Senator Murphy is right on target here. As you point out, we have treaty responsibilities with several of the countries...
If confirmed, at the State Department this is an issue that I too will work on.
I genuinely believe that it is in China's interest to demonstrate their respect for human rights that is enshrined in its own constitution.
We need to develop a stronger relationship with China. We need their help on many issues, including North Korea, including the environment, ...
the United States has been very clear about our commitments on the maritime issues.
The cyber issues are real, and the access to the Internet, as well as cyber threats that we know we are moving forward on.
I raised the Iranian sanction compliance in all those countries.
We welcome the administration's rebalance to Asia.
We would like TPP to be the highest quality, most inclusive and transparent trade arrangement ever.
The security element and the security underpinning of our Asia-Pacific strategy in our rebalance is hugely important.