I really feel like this hearing, as important as the subject is we're talking about, is almost a parody when it comes to how much our current system has failed.

You've been great on Ukraine. You've been terrific.

I think about my friend in Charleston, South Carolina, Dr. Alan Shao, whose son, Alan Shao II, 27 years old, lost his life to fentanyl just 2 months ago.

America must send a clear message to the international community that this level of economic coercion is unacceptable and will be met with a swift and stern response.

You've been great on Ukraine. You've been terrific.

The solution of legalizing millions of people in the agricultural community without first dealing with the broken border and a broken asylum system, I mean, I think, is ill-conceived.

American companies should not be on an uneven playing field simply because they must abide by progressive regulations far stricter than the ones in China.

This, to me, seems like a testament to U.S. Government and in the dominance we can provide to the marketplace when we focus our attention on set targets.

We must boost economic growth and competitiveness through a renewed commitment to free enterprise, free trade, rule of law, and international U.S. leadership.

Regrettably, under President Biden, America's economic strength has waned, and the Administration has led this country down a path of reckless spending that has led to a 40-year high of inflation.

America needs to have strong leadership.

We must work simultaneously to provide businesses with room for growth and opportunity here at home while also robustly responding to China's unfair practices globally.

I am not antagonistic to trying to find a solution to the agricultural dilemma of creating a more robust legal system so you can access legal workers.

Concerns about China's rising strength and aggression are certainly understandable. However, America can always outcompete China.

We must boost economic growth and competitiveness through a renewed commitment to free enterprise, free trade, rule of law, and international U.S. leadership.

You cannot secure your house with the doors wide open.

You cannot secure your house with the doors wide open.

Advancing U.S. national security, economic security, and foreign policy are all vital to our domestic security here at home.