We're going to continue to do it. But, how close are we now to your goal, 66 percent?

I think they were looking for a reason to walk away from this so that they could make some political points.

Because, you know, armies don't go to war, nations go to war, and armies don't win wars, nations win wars.

If the Chinese took over that port, then the consequences could be significant.

It's not reclaiming, because there's nothing to reclaim. It's building, creating, and now they're up to seven different areas, very important areas for our movement in that part of the world.

History proves that we are stronger when we stand united with others.

China and Russia continue to invest across the full range of nuclear, cyber, space, and conventional capabilities.

The Arctic is key strategic terrain. Russia is taking aggressive steps to increase its presence there.

I'm grateful for your bipartisan efforts to raise the budget caps for fiscal year 2018 and fiscal year 2019.

My personal concern with the Russians is what they are trying to do in the northern part of the country from Egypt to Libya, Tunisia, Algeria.

We are committed to the responsible, disciplined, and transparent use of that investment.

Our allies are actually having a hard time choosing between China and us because of the visibility of what they're doing.