The global war on terrorism is not over. It is coming to America.

Our military is not meant for nation-building. It is meant to go and break things and impose our national will.

I, along with other Republican and Democrat Members of Congress, urged President Biden to uphold the conditions of the DOHA agreement.

I sent him, and asked that night, I asked for copies of the letters of the advice that he received to abandon the people of Afghanistan.

They have no choice but to prepare to defend themselves, and we have made a commitment to help them defend themselves if the Talibs go the route of a military solution.

Bureaucracy should not get in the way of American innovation.

When I saw President Tsai she asked me, 'Where are my weapons?'

The United States does not seek conflict but only through strength can we provide the deterrence necessary to secure peace.

I agree with the Administration that to counter CCP aggression we must work with our closest allies.

I believe it would be a diplomatic concern if the President does not exempt them from ITAR.

One of America's most effective tools has been deterrence, leveraging our arsenal of democracy for global stability.

The State of arms control is more perilous now than it has been in decades.