I am trying to raise--I am trying to be realistic.
I think we are having an intellectually honest conversation about something that's terribly important.
We have the recognition of their nuclear status de facto by having the summit by the United States.
I believe that's a standard that will not be met. I believe that we have approached this in a naive way in which Kim Jong-un has gotten all ...
I think Congress has an important role in pushing the administration not only to maintain sanctions but to actively implement them.
This was a bilateral decision between North Korea and the U.S., proposed by China and Russia, with no consultation with our closest allies.
What we do know for sure is we are going to need our alliances.
If the chair would allow the other two witnesses to answer and then I yield back my time.
If we pull the plug because of budget fears or actual budget cuts, what happens to them?
The humanitarian situation in Gaza has deteriorated. 'Dramatically' doesn't even begin to describe it. It is catastrophic.
American generosity has overlooked that time and time again in the Post-World War II era, including, I might add, with North Korea.