I think you run into a comparable if not more severe challenge to the legitimacy of the body--of the entities that would be coming before the tribunal.

I think you need one.

There is no question about Russia's crime of aggressions, no question about their committing crimes against humanity and genocide.

Both of you have said that our foreign policy and your--our aid needs to be wrapped in our values and to protect human rights.

Where in this budget do we see your priorities of expanding normalization between countries in the region with Israel?

I think we could have put a much brighter spotlight on human rights and on our values on these areas than I see in the budget you submitted.

I am going to--he sort of wanted to give up on Egypt and Saudi Arabia. I am not.

Last year there was a disagreement between the Administration and those of us in Congress on meeting the conditions of conditionality, but one thing is clear.

One of the advantages of our system of government, the separation of branches, that we can use the power of both branches working together for the same objectives.

I applaud your efforts on behalf of anti-corruption. I think that is critically important.

It has been 28 years since the Dayton Accords, and the structure there was to end the conflict.