Hillary Clinton

There is no indication that any--there is any intention or action at this time to undermine the peace treaty.

The United States intends to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

I think, Senator Graham, it is certainly far better than at any point in the past. It is more stable and safe.

We have attempted to do something that hasn't been done since World War II, which is to take responsibility for the transition from a very large military footprint performing a lot of functions inside Iraq.

It is hard to have any certainty about what is going to happen next because of the fast-changing transformation that is affecting this region.

There was no easy answer to whether it was going to work out well or not, but it was, from our perspective, necessary to keep faith with what the agreement had been.

It is not an easy time to be in either your position or mine, looking out at the world that is so rapidly changing.

I want to echo Senator Graham's emphasis on Tunisia, a country that I think deserves a lot of attention and support from the United States.

What you are doing in Africa I think has been a case study of how American assistance can change a continent.

I think we have to continue to hope for it because it is the best outcome for both Israel and the Palestinian people.

We remain committed to a peace process. We remain committed to negotiations between the parties.

The decision by our NATO allies, which the United States fully supported, reached at Lisbon 2 years ago, to begin a transition to end combat presence in 2014 helped to increase the attention paid to training the Afghan security forces.

They have expressed on numerous occasions their desire for United States presence, United States support, United States training, United States military equipment.

The State Department and United States Agency for International Development (USAID) budget we discuss today is a proven investment in our national and economic security.

It is absolutely essential to see what is going on in the world with your own eyes and to hear from leaders and citizens with your own ears.

We want to help them continue their work to develop durable democratic institutions, encourage economic and social opportunity, and emphasize clean energy.

I can assure you that we are bringing up human rights in every meeting with any Chinese interlocutor.

This is a time of strategic thinking, not emotional reaction.

We have invested an enormous amount of blood and treasure in Afghanistan.

This country is an unparalleled force for good in the world, and we all want to make sure it stays that way.

American leadership is not just respected. It is required.

We have elevated the role of economics within our diplomacy.

We have ended one war. We are winding down another.

Can you afford to lose? The answer is 'No'.

This is an unjust prosecution. The theory behind the case is absurd.