One thing that we have to acknowledge is that our adversaries — Russia, China, North Korea, Iran — look at the critical infrastructure that support our civilian infrastructure, like water, ... as valid military targets

I think also that that's true, even as the administration is looking to its review, both in Europe, the conflict in Iran, the issues with Ukraine, across the board, both the House and the Senate have registered that the Pentagon needs to…

I mean, this is this is part of a process, obviously, of where Iran has to be in a position where, as the president has set out, that the two goals and that is one—that they abandon their nuclear ambitions and certainly restarting their…

critical infrastructure assets "need to be hardened"

I think it's still in process. I think it's incredibly important, and I encourage the president and the Pentagon to move as swiftly as possible to ensure that Ukraine can.

We need to be diligent. Well, we're certainly in a conflict where we would expect that they would continue that which they were doing to us before.

We have the most advanced technology. And there is high demand for it.

I don't think it's cutting a flawed deal.

I don't think anybody is satisfied with the level of information we're receiving.

This is litigation. This is litigation. This is – this is a court matter, not a television matter.

We need to be diligent.

With the White House's support, this bill could be on the president's desk this week.

you can be America First and still understand that it doesn't have to be America alone.

Allies want America's voice. America's voice is important. America needs to stand for freedom and democracy and liberty.

what they saw in Lindsey was someone who was willing to stand up and say, 'You're not alone. America is with you.'

The House has passed these provisions several times, all of which I have voted for-- I think the Senate does need to move these provisions.

I certainly hope the Senate moves it this week, and we can put it on the president's desk this week.

The American public believe that people should-- have identification to vote. This should pass.

We certainly hope that they can- that they can stay and- and be able to contribute into our communities.

How do you let someone vote and not even have an identification? I can't understand how anyone would be opposed to that.

This bill would be an important symbolism to say 'we're going to be with Ukraine.'

You know, allies want America's voice. America's voice is important. America needs to stand for- for freedom and- and democracy and liberty.

I think the president is- is certainly making a very good case as to how these provisions need to- to become law, and I think that they are ones that will ensure for the American public, you know, integrity in the- in voting.

We went to Afghanistan to kill Osama bin Laden, to dismantle and destroy al Qaeda, to avenge 9/11, to dismantle and to overthrow the Taliban, and to ensure that Afghanistan was no longer a safe haven for terrorism.