It's become popular, particularly when focused on energy policy to say that we're falling behind China in sort of a clean energy race. I guess I would challenge that.
I think we need to keep that in mind.
We want to have fair labor standards. We insist on those. We want to have environmental compliance. We insist on that.
I appreciate the comments.
We can and we should work with China wherever possible to make progress on our energy challenges.
Typically it comes from either South America or China.
I think that that's just one tool in the tool box. I would argue we need a broader set of tools.
I think a decision has to be made to support an environmentally acceptable way for greater production in the United Stat...
I think it plays into what we're talking about here in terms of the--how we lower the costs.
They're using that as basically an energy weapon, if you will.
I appreciate the fact that we have the ability to be nimble as a Navy, as the marines, as our armed services are.