I do not understand how freezing assistance, pulling back U.S. troops, and ceding American leadership to Russia and Iran will help protect our national security interests.

And we look forward to working together in a bipartisan manner.

I think we need to go after the bigger players.

Giving up their life for monitoring sanctions, you know, they are out there doing that inspection.

I cannot imagine shipping entities under so-called private registration are allowed to do ship-to-ship transfers without the Chinese Communist Party.

When I look at North Korea, I see the epitome of the black market, the epitome of the underground market, or the dark web.

I appreciate your testimony.

I think the results that you guys are doing and pursuing are doing a great job.

Thank you for the great job you and the Administration are doing.

And I think a universal truth is all governments are made up of people one way or another and whenever people are involved there is always a level of corruption involved.

I propose that we do trade that way. We trade with countries, we set up a metric.

Federal law protects workers' rights to unionize, point blank.

Simply put, if you claim to back the interests of working people, you must also be pro-union.

It seems straightforward that the best way to reverse the downward trend would be through increased transparency.

Workers deserve the right to make free and informed decisions about joining a union.

American workers have greater opportunities today than they have in decades.

If Congress is truly on the side of American workers, then we must protect their right to bargain for better wages and better working conditions.

America's unions are engines of economic mobility. For generations, they have fueled our Nation's prosperity, protected the health and safety of American workers, and supported a strong middle class.