He was unabashedly for America, and he was unabashedly against the enemies of America. And he spoke what he thought.

I had a way with him. He had this charming Southern drawl.

He was a wonderful, wonderful friend, a great American patriot, and a great champion of the Israel-American alliance.

I'll miss him, personally, a lot. I really, really thought the world of him. I think the world has lost a great human being. America's lost a great senator and we have lost a great friend.

Iran does not control the Strait of Hormuz. It remains an international waterway.

U.S. forces are positioned and prepared to keep it that way.

This is a big blow to the SAVE America Act, let me tell you.

They agreed to a deal yesterday. Perfect deal for us. No nuclear. They gave up everything.

And then after that, they left the room, and within an hour they launched a drone at a ship.

I wanted to see the war with Ukraine end very quickly. I think he was more into, you know, keeping it going, frankly.

It's open as far as we're concerned. Don't talk about it.

I'm in a state of shock, because as President Trump said, Lindsey was so vibrant, he was so full of life, he was so full of energy and dedication that it's hard to accept the fact that he is no more.

I think America has lost a great patriot, Israel has lost one of the great champions of the American-Israeli alliance, and frankly, I've lost a beloved friend who I've had for many decades, there's just no one like him.