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G7 is an exercise in political rhetoric. and that exercise so far has shown that the united states has been able to bridge a lot of the problems through previous administrations. i think however you, need to look a little further. beneath where it's happening. the g7 won't comment on the fact that basically the u.s. and nato have agreed to a new strategic posture. and working together with to create a very different approach to shaping the lights through burden sharing. this is substance. it is tied the environment as well. you are looking at a case where the u.s. will be dealing with putin. p...

from the Government Accountability Office gave an overview of the historical context for the current U.S. military presence in Japan and South Korea and highlight current U.S. government and expert views on the benefits of these bases to U.S. national security, as well as provide some detailed data on the costs of the U.S. presence. SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES Diana Maurer is a Director in the U.S. Government Accountability Office’s (GAO) Defense Capabilities and Management team, where she currently leads GAO’s work overseeing defense sustainment and readiness issues.  Her recent work include...

Forward, you've got others who voted against all of that lethal force. that is a policy disagreement. >> understood, but this is a question about a bipartisan agreement about a policy, which in this case is giving ukraine money that was approved in a bipartisan way here and holding it up for his own personal, political gain because he wanted the leader of another country to publicly announce an investigation of his political opponent. can you see any world in which, if the tables were turned, as one of those senators asked yesterday, and a democratic president were doing this, that you would n...

Concern about burden sharing in other context. but here the information was abundantly clear with gordon sondland, the only question he wanted an answer to was, is he going to do the investigation. he's talking to the ambassador of the european union. what better question to ask than the guy responsible for burden sharing. did the president ask this question at all? of course not. of course not. if you have any question about it at all, you need to hear from his former national security advisor. don't wait for the book. don't wait until march 17th, when it is in black and white, to find out th...

Die on the front lines, those who were fighting for us, fighting russian aggression. when you fight russian aggression, when ukraine has the ability to defend themselves, they have the ability to defend us. the aid, although it did arrive, it took the work of some senators in this room who had to pass additional laws to make sure that the ukrainians did not lose out on 35 million additional dollars, and contrary to the president's tweet that all of the aid arrived and that it arrived ahead of schedule, that is not true. all of the aid has not arrived. and let's talk about what kind of signal w...