I think, you know, for folks that are watching this, as well as for our witnesses and members of the Administration, you've seen bipartisan support for engagement and, you know, a desire from the members of this subcommittee, but I believe in a bipartisan-bicameral way, a desire for the United States to engage with the region in a way that, you know, doesn't disadvantage our workers, addresses environmental concerns, but also sets standards and norms for digital trade and, you know, beyond in the region.
Ami Bera: “I think, you know, for folks that are watching this, as well as for our witnesses and members of the Administration…”
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Bera emphasizes the need for bipartisan U.S. engagement in the Indo-Pacific region.
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