That was 86 votes, if I remember. That’s a universal position of the U.S. Senate. And the president’s actions and his comments over the last 24 hours are the exact opposite of the intent of that bill.
Discussing the Senate's stance on sanctions against Russia.
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It’s another example of where U.S. lives, American lives will be put at risk.
People in the White House, or I should say people in the Department of Defense and our intelligence operations really need to beat a path to the president’s office and say, ‘Look, this guy has a murderous rap sheet. He cannot be trusted.’
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