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The threat that China poses is significant and we must work with all of our interlocutors on making sure in our meetings that they understand that, despite needing the economic relations, perhaps, with the People's Republic that it is also…
I think there is a difference between leaders coming together over a social event and drinks and meetings and saying, hey, let us all agree to a 15 percent international tax rate and that actually becoming the law.
I am interested in your perspective, if you have that at this stage, about what the status of that is in Luxembourg and what you think our objectives might be with regards to communicating with Luxembourg on that topic and perhaps…
I would not want to see a circumstance where we, in our nation, took action, which would then not be matched by other nations and put our enterprises at a competitive disadvantage.
Russia, in particular, poses an ongoing threat to Europe and to places around the world.
I wonder how they square that with a relatively friendly relationship with China, China carrying out genocide.
China has set its tentacles into Europe and is intending to become the leader of the world in military and economic terms.
There are some who look at China and say it is a juggernaut. There is no way to slow it down.
We all know China's ambition. They have described what it is. They seek to replace us as the global leader.
The United States has to proceed from a position of strength and pursue intense diplomacy in all these matters.
The PRC's genocide in Xinjiang, its abuses in Tibet, its smothering of Hong Kong's autonomy and freedoms, and its bullying of Taiwan are unjust and must stop.
Beijing proclaims that the East is rising, and the West is in decline. I am confident in our own country.
The prospect of a global order led by China is one which is troubling for many reasons.
We have to stand with our allies and our friends to uphold a free and open Indo-Pacific, including by maintaining America's commercial and military superiority in 21st century technologies.
Thank you, Ms. Haugen, for joining us this week. It's very helpful. We're grateful that you're willing to make yourself available.
I agree it is transformational. I am not sure it is transformational in the right way.
Any promises about not raising taxes on people making under $400,000 today, those are going to expire as well.
That is not transformational, that is bait and switch.