If indeed the issue is to offset any intrusion and incursion by the Chinese Communist Party, then issues such as offsets, revenue generation, I don't say they become secondary, but this should not be an impediment to moving forward with an agreement.
Westerman emphasizes urgency in addressing threats from China over financial concerns.
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