The situation in Burma is going to demand America's attention and this committee's attention for some time to come.

How we respond to the crisis of democracy in Burma is going to be a test of how the United States responds to the crisis of democracy throughout the world.

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…

This committee has always stood with the Burmese people in their struggle to free themselves from military rule, to protect their human rights, and to secure democracy.

I think the Biden Administration's response--there's more that can be done and we have heard great ideas here.

The No. 1 question I get from Ambassadors around the world that are looking for energy security to overcome energy poverty is how can we get more LNG.

China, the biggest criminal of all on harmful emissions in this world, should not be given a free pass while we tie ourselves to some unattainable goal.

This policy idea is not radical. It should be a common sense.

It is my hope that the current administration does not, you know, repeat the same failed policies regarding Syria as the prior two.

To respond to the tragedies of Syria, Congress has acted in a bipartisan way in passing this Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act.

How many more Syrians will lose their lives in communities before we act?

We will continue to do everything in our power to ensure that all those responsible for these human rights abuses, from Assad down to the most junior prison guard, will answer for their crimes and it is my hope that that is sooner than…