I don't want to take the time today, but at some point we all ought to come back together and talk about how we should respond if, in fact, what the Chinese are basing their military buildup on is--and I know we're already focused on this to some extent--an area denial and anti-access strategy.
Lieberman emphasizes the need for a collective response to China's military strategy.
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