I support President Trump, and I believe that most of his policies on national security are right.

I believe his instincts are pretty good.

But what I'm telling you, whoever believes that there is any space for Vladimir Putin

and the future of a stable globe, better go to Ukraine, they better go to Europe, they better invest the time

to understand that this man is a cancer and the greatest threat to democracy in my lifetime.

So, ladies and gentlemen, when I tell you that Vladimir Putin is a liar, a murderer,

and a man responsible for ordering the systematic torture,

kidnapping, and rape of innocent civilians, believe me, because the evidence is mile high.

If you believe that Ukraine is a country, an ocean away and not relevant to our national security,

think again, the world is small. The world is small. an ocean away and not relevant to our national security. Think again.

The world is small.

The world is watching.

The strength of our alliances are on the line and the future of democracy.

And the world is on the line.

If we do anything less than defeat Vladimir Putin.

That is Republican Senator Tom Tillis of North Carolina on the Senate floor yesterday.

Actually saying the quiet part out loud, voicing the concerns of the Senate floor on the

Senate floor that most of his fellow Republicans are whispering in the GOP cloakroom and what America's

closest allies are voicing across Western democracies that stood by the United States of America

in our fight against Nazism and Soviet communism. And also the same concerns being voiced among Donald Trump's most loyal defenders in

the media. Most this morning are still asking with him. Mr. Trump's cruel positioning against Ukraine

is merely some misaligned, some disastrous opening bid in negotiations are a drastic

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