You are getting them to cheat less, but you are not following the law.

99 percent of the bills that the administration does not want on the President's desk are not there due to the hard work of your allies here in Congress.

These aren't weapons they are getting their hands on from Paraguay. These are weapons from the world's superpower.

The way to deal with the non-tariff barriers is to have results or in trade agreements.

We should be as proud of these trade rules as the Spaniards are of the Spanish flu, both have wrecked incredible destruction.

We have to go with strength and nuance, although frankly I think in this case we need a little bit more strength, a little bit less nuance.

There is a huge difference between setting your interest rates for your own national economic growth on the one hand, and intervening in currency markets to push down your currency and steal jobs on the other.

I do serve on the House Financial Services Committee, and have for 18 years.

Just because all the seats are not filled does not mean that this matter is not of critical importance.

The proponents of this can't even figure out a way to lie to us.

The rules of the road in the future ought to be fair trade.

Every time I talk about them cheating on their currency, China particularly, the response is, 'But they're cheating less.'