I want to be very clear that I have heard now that somehow this bill damages the reputation of the United States. No. Do you know what damaged the reputation of the United States, Mr. Chairman? That irresponsible withdrawal from Afghanistan that showed the entire world what bad leadership is all about. This bill confronts our adversaries--$1 billion more to confront China than the President could do while we spend a lot less money. It stands by our friends. It confronts our adversaries. The problem about credibility is not with this bill. It is with the President of the United States that, at best, is confused. Mr. Chair, I reserve the balance of my time.
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