We have opposed it. By the same token, here, given this apparent move on a number of treaties, Secretary Kerry and all of us have made clear, again, that we oppose unilateral actions and that they are going to be tremendously disruptive…

This reckless effort signals a breakdown in the peace process, with far-reaching repercussions on the United States' relationship with the U.N. and its specialized agencies.

While the U.N. is far from perfect, neglecting or refusing to pay our commitments leaves the United States in a position of weakness, not strength.

I think there is no question that the United States position is and should be that human rights be something that we stand up for as a nation.

I hope you can address how support for civil society and development versus stated national security interests is determined.

It is important that you clarify for this committee the nature and risks of these kinds of activities.

I am concerned about the reduction in the budget for drug-resistant tuberculosis.

We are prepared, we have urged President Maduro to use the powers of his presidency to bring peace and justice and tranquility and opportunity to the people of his country.

We obviously opposed the signing of the bill, and he agreed to have some of our experts come over and meet with him.

I particularly appreciate your activity with regard to Ukraine, but of course there are many other questions we have to ask.

I can't believe I was--I have been to the tracks; I have watched these cars go by.

I think it is going to be more important for us than ever before to coordinate and emphasize what the government money is doing.