I think the government has to be careful about how and if it shares threat information.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thanks to both you and the Ranking Member for holding the hearing today and I appreciate the witnesses being here.

I could not be more supportive of that.

I think it is important to make sure we get the right people at the table as we establish what those levels are.

I could not be more supportive of that.

I think the government has to be careful about how and if it shares threat information.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thanks to both you and the Ranking Member for holding the hearing today and I appreciate the witnesses being here.

I want to commend Senator Menendez of New Jersey for his leadership in the effort to promote these transparency reforms.

Great, I appreciate that.

Have you got any thoughts on how we can harmonize regulations, including between state and federal levels, without making them overly prescriptive?

Thank you, Mr. Chair and Mr. Ranking Member. Thank all of you for taking the time and being with us.

Cybersecurity only works when everyone is talking.

Let me be clear: Congress's role in U.S. trade policy is defined by the Constitution.

It's my expectation that Ambassador Tai and this committee can begin to chart a new path forward when it comes to transparency, consultation, and ultimately, approval of trade agreements.

I appreciate Senator Menendez's leadership to get us there.

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I am deeply concerned about China's growing influence across Latin America and the Caribbean.

The United States cannot conclude agreements with Japan, Indonesia, or the EU that leave issues facing our American exporters without remedies.