The Saudi logo, the Saudi merchandise, the Saudi promotions all fit that faux grassroots strategy.
Make no mistake, there will be regulation. The only question is, how soon and what?
There is a deep appetite, indeed a hunger for rules and guardrails, basic safeguards for businesses and consumers.
Let's prioritize, as you do, the protection of our citizens and consumers.
We cannot make those mistakes again.
We need to train those workers. We need to provide education.
Our framework calls for export controls, and sanctions, and legal restrictions.
Just because we have rules that prohibit discrimination in the workplace doesn't mean that we don't need rules that prohibit discrimination ...
I take very much to heart your imploring us against half measures.
I have been grateful, especially to my partner in this effort, Senator Hawley, the Ranking Member.
We hope--I hope, at least, by the end of this year.
They're not entitled to the protection of our Bill of Rights when they are seeking to destroy those rights.
Let's prioritize safety and security, which your framework does.
I want to welcome our witnesses, all of the audience who are here, and say a particular thanks to Senator Schumer.
The parallel has been drawn to China and Russia.