PBS News Hour: on Foreign Policy

Steve Bullock: Block foreign influence on elections; end Cuba embargo

John Hickenlooper: Supports a strong NATO, strengthening ties with allies

• Supports a strong NATO, strengthening ties with allies.
• The former governor has been an outspoken critic of Trump's foreign policy, especially when it comes to America's allies and world leadership.
• Hickenlooper recently addressed the Munich Security Conference in Germany, and stressed the importance of the NATO alliance and global trade.

Jay Inslee: Welcome Syrian refugees

Cory Booker: Re-examine relationship with Saudi Arabia

• A member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Booker has grown increasingly critical of the Trump administration's policy in Saudi Arabia, especially after the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and the humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
• Booker believes it's time to "re-examine" the U.S. relationship with Saudi Arabia and previously voted against arms sales to the kingdom.
• Booker has also criticized U.S. policy and airstrikes in Syria, and believes the 2001 military authorization passed by Congress after the 9/11 terror attacks should not be used to justify continued action in Syria.
• Booker believes Trump's planned withdrawal of troops from Syria is "reckless and dangerous" but also voted against a Senate resolution that warned against a hasty withdrawal of troops from Syria and Afghanistan.