The situation in Xinjiang is dire and requires immediate attention.

Do you see the presence of radicalized Westerners fighting with ISIS and the Khorasan as a threat to the United States?

I am pleased that the strategy that the administration has developed for defeating ISIS does include the training and equipping the moderate Syrian opposition.

The United States cannot bear this fight alone, and a strong coalition, including the neighboring Arab states, is obviously critical to destroying ISIS.

The Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security have launched an initiative to partner with local communities to counter extremist recruiting.

I also think it's critical that the people of Syria have an alternative other than ISIS or other radical terrorist groups like it or the Assad regime.

While a strong moderate military force is essential, I do believe success on the battlefield can only set the condition for the political solution in Syria.

I think that's very important, because it certainly would degrade their capability.

As you and I have both specified, and other folks have, too, 12 percent of workers overall have paid family leave.

It's a really lose-lose situation for all concerned, and it has really detrimental impacts.

I certainly understand the dilemma that goes with what you're going to do after the birth of your child.