Lindsey Graham

And this is a severe aberration and does not reflect who our men and women are, in terms of their behavior under stress.

If an al Qaeda-backed organization tried to commit a cyber attack, would you consider that an attack on the United States?

When is it a crime, and when is it a national security hostile act done under the law of war?

Is it fair to say that we do not have the legal infrastructure in place to deal with the cyber threats that we face, that the Congress needs to give you better legislative support?

Would you consider a cyber attack generated from the People's Liberation Army of China against our national security infrastructure, should that be considered a hostile act?

Is it fair to say that, of all the things that we should be concerned about, cyber attacks from foreign governments and terrorists is a growing threat by the day?

If this is not a wake-up call for the Congress, what would be?

I believe it is in our national interest that they move forward.

I agree with Senator Leahy on a lot in this effort to craft a foreign operations account that is more focused on results, that allows us to transition to country control, no matter where we are at.

I think the subcommittee on both sides would be very interested in trying to create some short-term assistance for Tunisia.

Senator Leahy and I are very much concerned about what is going on in Egypt right now.

I have always believed that we are fighting an idea, not just a person, that killing bin Laden is a great accomplishment for the United States.

Right. And we have a transition plan to put Afghans in control of Afghanistan. Is that correct?

Well, between Presidents Clinton, Bush, and Obama, how would you rate our efforts to control mother-to-child AIDS transmission?

We urge the Congress to enact balanced deficit reduction legislation that avoids sequestration.

Well, thank you for your service and to all those under your command. You have done a great job.

I think that has been a great breakthrough.

Is it fair to say 10, 15, 20 years ago that AIDS was rampant throughout the continent about to take out an entire generation of people, women and children?

The continent of Africa is underpowered.

I am very worried about the ability to get the dollars out the door into the hands of people and transform the country because of lack of security.

I hope we don't fail, and I hope more than anything else, the Egyptian people do not fail on a chance to start over.

I think the subcommittee here is trying to reprogram $100 million to create a fund to challenge the rest of the world to invest in it.

The Arab Spring to me is a defining opportunity for change in the Arab world.

Will that create jobs here at home?

They are trying to basically gather up the natural resources of a continent blessed with a lot of natural resources.