Cory Booker

And for Donald Trump to make this the beginning point of his negotiations, he went into these negotiations surrendering, without the Ukrainians there, but surrendering their positions and leverage. capitulating to Putin.

And for Donald Trump to make this the beginning point of his negotiations, he went into these negotiations surrendering, without the Ukrainians there, but surrendering their positions and leverage. capitulating to Putin.

And for Donald Trump to make this the beginning point of his negotiations, he went into these negotiations surrendering, without the Ukrainians there, but surrendering their positions and leverage. capitulating to Putin.

This will go down in history as one of the worst negotiations and peace proposals made by any American president of this last century, going back to World War II and World War I. And the kind of aligning yourself with the people that are upending the world rules-based order is such an offense. I had a

This will go down in history as one of the worst negotiations and peace proposals made by any American president of this last century, going back to World War II and World War I. And the kind of aligning yourself with the people that are upending the world rules-based order is such an offense. I had a

This will go down in history as one of the worst negotiations and peace proposals made by any American president of this last century, going back to World War II and World War I. And the kind of aligning yourself with the people that are upending the world rules-based order is such an offense. I had a

Foreign minister of a European country sitting in my office asked to meet with me, closed the door. This was days after we, the United States of America, in a UN resolution sided with China and Russia against the European Union, against our NATO allies, against other free democracies, failing to support Ukraine and condemn Russia. It was around the anniversary of it.

Foreign minister of a European country sitting in my office asked to meet with me, closed the door. This was days after we, the United States of America, in a UN resolution sided with China and Russia against the European Union, against our NATO allies, against other free democracies, failing to support Ukraine and condemn Russia. It was around the anniversary of it.

Foreign minister of a European country sitting in my office asked to meet with me, closed the door. This was days after we, the United States of America, in a UN resolution sided with China and Russia against the European Union, against our NATO allies, against other free democracies, failing to support Ukraine and condemn Russia. It was around the anniversary of it.

And the guy just looked at me with a sense of bewilderment and astonishment and saying, is this real? Is this real? And that's really what we've done. We've left our allies perplexed that America isn't just turning its face inward. It is actually actively undermining democracy.

And the guy just looked at me with a sense of bewilderment and astonishment and saying, is this real? Is this real? And that's really what we've done. We've left our allies perplexed that America isn't just turning its face inward. It is actually actively undermining democracy.

And the guy just looked at me with a sense of bewilderment and astonishment and saying, is this real? Is this real? And that's really what we've done. We've left our allies perplexed that America isn't just turning its face inward. It is actually actively undermining democracy.

the democratic nations of the world, upending the world economy, upending global security issues, leaving global alliances for everything from climate change to mutual security. This president is so destructive that most of the major nations of the world, our normal allies, are trying now to figure out how to move forward. Nations committed to values and principles we used to once

the democratic nations of the world, upending the world economy, upending global security issues, leaving global alliances for everything from climate change to mutual security. This president is so destructive that most of the major nations of the world, our normal allies, are trying now to figure out how to move forward. Nations committed to values and principles we used to once

the democratic nations of the world, upending the world economy, upending global security issues, leaving global alliances for everything from climate change to mutual security. This president is so destructive that most of the major nations of the world, our normal allies, are trying now to figure out how to move forward. Nations committed to values and principles we used to once

adhere to, how to move forward without the United States of America. And that includes our closest allies like Canada that he demeans and degrades, calling the 51st state the nation that more than any other has stood with the United States war after war, stood beside us, bled beside us, sacrificed for us, and frankly, to both of our mutual benefits, has strong economic ties.

adhere to, how to move forward without the United States of America. And that includes our closest allies like Canada that he demeans and degrades, calling the 51st state the nation that more than any other has stood with the United States war after war, stood beside us, bled beside us, sacrificed for us, and frankly, to both of our mutual benefits, has strong economic ties.

adhere to, how to move forward without the United States of America. And that includes our closest allies like Canada that he demeans and degrades, calling the 51st state the nation that more than any other has stood with the United States war after war, stood beside us, bled beside us, sacrificed for us, and frankly, to both of our mutual benefits, has strong economic ties.

Not only my foreign colleague, but my former partner on so much good work on USAID foreign aid. I mean, you could play quotes from him a few years ago and lay them next to what he's doing right now. And it's almost like he's turning his back on things he stood for and fought for when he was a United States senator. He is... I know this man... Again, I know what he values, what he's fought for.

Not only my foreign colleague, but my former partner on so much good work on USAID foreign aid. I mean, you could play quotes from him a few years ago and lay them next to what he's doing right now. And it's almost like he's turning his back on things he stood for and fought for when he was a United States senator. He is... I know this man... Again, I know what he values, what he's fought for.