I think the American team is fully prepared. I think we are rocking. I think we are ready.
Bob Menendez
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Let me ask you this. In your confirmation hearing, you noted that Russian bad behavior is the driver behind the currently acrimonious bilateral relationship.
And, to be truly, completely verifiable and irreversible, any agreement with North Korea should be permanent in nature, with no sunsets on its provisions?
until the President publicly declares that Russia interfered in our election and lays out a clear strategy to counter Russian aggression, questions will remain about his commitment to promoting the U.S. national security interests…
Would any deal have to include agreement that North Korea put forward a full, complete, and verifiable declaration of all its nuclear activities?
And since I believe in democracy and not coups, I will not ask for unanimous consent to do something I want to do.
the administration has ignored the will of Congress and the CAATSA law by not imposing sanctions under the new mandatory provisions of the law.
We are fortunate that our President values and understands the power of diplomacy and knows that we must use every tool in the diplomatic toolkit.
Do you believe that any deal must include an agreement that North Korea must end the production and enrichment of uranium and plutonium for military programs?
Does any deal have to include an agreement that North Korea continue its current ballistic missile test suspension, including any space launches?
I am not sure that constantly quoting the Libya model is the diplomatic way to try to get to the results that we seek in North Korea, because that did not work out too well for Gaddafi.
it seems to me that there is an effort here to create alternative facts in which North Korea walked away.





