The basic formula of TPP... is still a sound formula.

The chance to serve the American people, fight on their behalf, and represent them on the world stage once again will be the greatest honor of my life.

I would like to thank you for this opportunity to clarify, when I talk about being confirmed and advancing a worker-centered trade policy, that 'workers' does absolutely include agricultural workers--our farmers, our small family farmers…

I think it is absolutely worth exploring with China, but I also want to note that those are conversations, and those are roads that have been well-worn by U.S. Trade Representatives before me.

President Biden seeks a fair international trading system that promotes inclusive economic growth and reflects America's universal values.

I know that the Biden administration is committed to cooperative multilateral efforts at the OECD and the G20.

If confirmed, working on the relationship with China on the implementation of the China agreement is absolutely critical.

If the Biden administration wants a worker-centered trade policy, as it claims it does, then our USTR should ensure that the international trading regime strongly reflects American values rather than those of China.

We have to produce our own critical minerals, or develop new relationships with allies that we can trust.

Trade policy will be an essential component of the fight against COVID-19, the economic recovery, and the Build Back Better agenda.

If you can grow it at home, and make it at home, and add value to it at home--which so often helps to boost wages, which is hugely important in America--then you expand the winner's circle.

The creation of the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative... is a creation of Congress.

If confirmed, that I would bring the focus of what I spoke about earlier with Senator Cardin, about the emphasis on good governance.

I am proud of their service to the Nation that welcomed them, and I am proud to live in a country where, in just one generation, their daughter could grow up to represent the United States and our interests around the world.

A worker-centered trade policy starts by ensuring workers have a seat at the table.

Tariffs are a legitimate tool in the trade toolbox.

The key to using the USMCA and making it successful is to exercise the tools that were so hard-fought to be incorporated into the agreement.

I think that the Biden administration itself is committed to a holistic review on China, and U.S.-China strategy.