We cannot do it alone, but there is--there is about zero chance that ASEAN or the United Nations or our allies in Europe or any other international body or institution would be doing the things that they are doing right now to help the Burmese people if not for intensive American engagement and leadership today and in the many years that have preceded this moment.
Stresses the importance of U.S. leadership in international efforts for Burma.
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I think it was very much an act of belligerence on their part. And perhaps they don't care what -- what the American people think about that.
Without that, I would not advise Ukraine to sign this. They can't sign an agreement like Budapest and then allow Russia to invade again.
I still believe, Margaret, there are many, on both sides of the aisle, a majority of the majorities in support of this.
We have to take it seriously that there could be sleeper cells in the United States.
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