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Putting them out of business entirely.

In the absence of being able to replace it with something to rely on, yes, it is.

We have a proposal for $400 million to counter specific actions by China that counter our interests in the Indo-Pacific and beyond.

We know there's more to do, and we're looking forward to working with Congress to accelerate modernization efforts.

The budget will sustain our security, economic, energy, and humanitarian support for Ukraine to ensure that President Putin's war remains a strategic failure.

We are working to engage these governments, whether it is Honduras, whether it is Guatemala, whether it is El Salvador.

I think it is premature to get to that.

When I began this role, I committed to restoring Congress's place as an equal partner in our foreign policymaking.

Keeping our promises to those who served with us remains an unwavering priority.

Our long-term geostrategic challenge is China.

I am deeply sensitive to the way this was perceived by our friends.

There should not be any gap between the potential repeal of the 2001 authorization and a replacement.

We are facing a generational challenge and we think that the discretionary alone is not enough to help us out compete China.

I have disclosed here; I think Senator Van Hollen still might call me on my cell phone. I have known him for 23 years.

If this committee were to see fit, and want us to have more resources, we could use them.

I am of the belief that the GEC needs to take a primary, rather than secondary role when it comes to the way in which we counter misinformation around the world.

We are engaged in a competition.

We are still the largest humanitarian donor, you know, especially with all of the investments that the American people, and American soldiers, and others have made over the years.