I think that the only time we will really know what then-President Trump is going to do about the set of challenges that confront him is after he has sat down with his advisers as the commander in chief, when he's looking at the threats and the intelligence from the standpoint of being the number one decider, when he's hearing from his secretary of defense, his chairman, who was the same chairman President Obama had, Chairman Joe Dunford, who is an outstanding public servant, who has led our anti-ISIL effort, on which we're making great progress.

The U.S. government engages with many countries around the world in official dialogues on human rights.

Being an occupier is not good for anybody's global standing. It is a catalyst for terrorist recruitment.

What is most needed in Darfur is an international peacekeeping and protection presence, and this is what the Sudanese government most wants to avoid.

India is at the vanguard of figuring out how to exploit technology and innovation on behalf of democratic accountability.

There is a fair amount of competition, obviously, with ISIL and the terrorist networks around the world, China also posing a different kind of threat to the rules-based order.

We need to deter the Palestinians in any way we can.