I am understanding the Canadian Parliament today is doing a resolution condemning the President of the United States.

the deal is one part of it, but they do not give us a lot of confidence--Iran does not--by what they are doing otherwise.

They came back this year and proposed a 31 percent cut for development assistance.

We have had a wonderful long relationship with Turkey as a NATO ally, incredibly important.

For the Palestinians, once again, it is recognition of Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state.

All three countries are open to partnerships with the United States.

Nepal is a very poor country. A quarter of the population lives below the poverty level.

I think it has had some ups and downs. I think it is--there has been times that have been less effective, more effective.

I would encourage you in that way. I think this has a lot of benefit for Colombia if it is done...

If each side is willing to do the things that you outlined.

The TIP Report involves a report about the status of human trafficking in the United States.

I respect Congress's role in authorizing the use of military force and in providing oversight on these issues.

Sustainable solutions can only be found through early, free, and fair elections with international observation, through which the Nicaraguan people can freely decide their nation's destiny.

I have serious concerns and questions about our 'train, advise, assist, and accompany' missions, particularly in Africa.

I believe that there is some concern about the speed of some of that home construction.

I want to applaud the Chair and Ranking for your very careful focus on this area of the world.

Colombia is a perfect example of a careful and adroit and sustained investment between administrations and Congresses of both parties that has really been transformative.

Do you know whether the administration has taken a position on the proposed legislation that would limit humanitarian aid into Assad-controlled areas?

Thank God that is not who we are.

We must be clear-eyed about China's practices, and we must be frank and open with our partners about the dangers of those practices.

I think we send a message--we risk sending the message that, if you enter into a nuclear deal with the United States, the United States will not comply with it.

Today the President spoke at the U.N. He pretty much trashed international institutions.

I do not think we should raise the risk of unnecessary war by stepping back from international agreements that are being complied with.

I do not see it being good for either the U.S. or the world for the U.S. to be the sole nonparticipant in these discussions.

The message is completely to the contrary.