I think the meetings with high Chinese officials make a lot of sense.

I agree with the ranking member that we need to revise the 2001 AUMF and put a sunset on it.

Ms. Nuland argues well, that will embolden our enemies.

Would that have a good effect on American morale? Should we ask our troops to die while our corporations make money and our consumers buy Chinese goods?

It impairs American security.

There's nothing more ambiguous than refusing to tell me whether You're going to be ambiguous.

The President was asked whether we would commit American men and women to fight if Taiwan were invaded and he said yes.

I thought Biden said, we will defend Taiwan.

I cannot answer that right now.

If we have a shutdown of the government, I think it has already been pointed out by the ranking member that we will stop all IPOs in their tracks.

Mr. Gensler, you have done more than anyone in government to thwart the creation of a deficient ecosystem.

I don't think swing pricing achieves its purpose.

I can't think of a worse thing we could do to American capitalism.

One of the reasons for that is when you do the cost-benefit analysis, you leave out the social costs, the political costs, the cost to the fabric of our society.

We were in a strong position in 2014-2015. We had effective sanctions, particularly the banking sanctions.

Under this bill, if you make that edit, you are banned and your whole studio is banned from getting the drone permits.

We make no movies for the Chinese market, never have, never will.

To put that amount of power in the hands of a Secretary of State, where you have to prove that China wasn't in the back of your mind when you made any decision, is a power that I wouldn't want to see in any executive branch officer.

I know a little something about the entertainment industry.

the appropriate name for the bill would be the--well, the Pornography Protection Act or perhaps the Mandatory Nudity Exhibition Act.

We need to compensate American companies who are mistreated by China.

I plan to ultimately withdraw this amendment, but I look forward to presenting it.

If you do not want Hollywood to fail to make a movie about Tibet... this bill will not do it.

Then it becomes--in a different title, I call it the Mandatory Nudity Exhibition Act.

I want to see the whole movie in its American, but maybe not its French, version.