a couple of years ago the then-Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff described the national debt as the greatest threat to our national security.

the national debt is a good story, it is a good story to tell about the national debt, and, number two, it is not a threat to our economy.

The protection of our personal data is increasingly a critical part of our private lives, and the threat of data breaches from state or non-state actors looms heavy over security experts in nearly every sector of the American economy.

One veteran who is homeless is one too many.

I had some concerns about how we were going to get there as a Nation.

I think that what you are doing is absolutely right because I think that, as corruption, corrupt officials, criminality, and so on--the lack of the rule of law is such a driver of terrorism in these areas where, essentially, the people are…

The more you can sanction those individuals as government leaders and others who are involved in the corrupt practices and in the financial skullduggery that goes on in the general criminal world, then the less--obviously, the less…

This whole fast-and-furious fiasco is something that we will always live to regret.

If they see justice being served at least in another jurisdiction, even if not in their own, that will be very encouraging to them.

So I think that it has a knock-on effect on the terrorist problem.

The fact remains that the government of Iran continues to be the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism.