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You cannot secure your house with the doors wide open.

The Chinese Communist Party is facilitating the flow of the deadly fentanyl into our Nation through the Mexican cartels, leading to 70,000 American deaths.

It is time we renew our commitment to the principles that made us the greatest Nation on God's green earth.

The PRC's action is an attempt to undermine the strong stance taken by the G7 against economic coercion.

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.

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.

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

You cannot secure your house with the doors wide open.

The Chinese Communist Party is facilitating the flow of the deadly fentanyl into our Nation through the Mexican cartels, leading to 70,000 American deaths.

to get Democrats and Republicans, 22, 22 on each side, to do something together is like Peter walking on the water these days, right? It is almost a miracle.

Every day, there's news story after news story about our foreign adversaries searching for a foothold to expand their global reach.

Regrettably, under President Biden, America's economic strength has waned, and the Administration has led this country down a path of reckless spending.

That's why I, along with Chairman Brown, introduced the FEND Off Fentanyl Act, which will target the illicit fentanyl supply chain.

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

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.

We should encourage policies that foster these ideals in the marketplace--and that means lessening burdensome regulations.

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.

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.