Hillary Clinton

But the numbers are quite disturbing, and it is a problem for us.

I have to say too that I was very disappointed by that law going through the Parliament.

The National Solidarity Program is an important tool. It has been very successful.

We are neither for nor against any candidate, including the President, and we have made it clear what we expect of anyone who's elected.

I am honored to be here with Secretary Gates. I appreciate the partnership we have developed in the first 100 days of this Administration.

Every time I was in Iraq, I was struck by how these really smart, focused captains and majors were given significant funds to be able to make on-the-spot decisions.

I mean, they are digging themselves into a deeper and deeper hold with the international community.

There's a real commitment on the part of the administration to do this.

I would tell you we've got a better chance of making it work on $40 oil than we do on $140 oil.

I think we're all encouraged by the partnership that you've been able to put together between State and Defense.

We're going to make it clear that the United States and our European allies and others who are working with us in this are just not going to stand by and let that happen.

This is our commitment to try to provide additional civilian experts and workers in fields like agronomy.

I think all of these things, combined with a diplomatic door that they can walk through if they choose to do so, so that they don't feel like they've been backed into a corner.

I think it shows you how difficult it is to deal with this government in Iran, because they are impervious to the human rights and the civilized standards that one should apply.

My view is that the only way to eliminate an Iranian determination to have nuclear weapons, in my opinion, is for that government to make that decision.

I deeply share your concerns. The law that you referenced is being brought back by the Afghan Government and by the President.

The short answer is no, we don't.

I've been one who pushed for benchmarks or measurements that we can measure what it is that--what our success is in important areas.

Obviously, any loss of life of any of our young men and women in uniform is a matter of grave concern to us.

We will not win simply by military means alone.

Use what has been called 'smart power,' the full range of tools at our disposal.

We can point fingers at the Pakistanis, which is -- you know, I did some yesterday, frankly. And it's merited, because we are wondering why they don't just get out there and deal with these people. But the problems we face now, to some…

Secretary of State Clinton said that the Obama Administration is 'laying the groundwork for . . . very tough . . . sanctions that might be necessary in the event that our offers are either rejected or the process is inconclusive or…

I do want to talk about Pakistan, which I think poses a mortal threat to the security and safety of our country and the world. I think that we cannot underscore the seriousness of the existential threat posed to the state of Pakistan by…

Is basically abdicating to the Taliban and to the extremists.