China's government-run talent recruitment program facilitate the legal and the illicit transfer of U.S. technology, intellectual property and know-how to further China's science and technology development, military modernization, and goal of becoming a science and technology superpower by 2049.
Senator Rubio highlights concerns over China's technology transfer practices.
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Those need to be managed very carefully, because obviously, a conflict — be it economic or otherwise — between the U.S. and China would have a dramatic global impact.
The future and the story of the 21st century will be written in this region and by how events unfold here.
The problem we're having right now is they're not serious about talks. If they're serious, we're serious.
If these consequences didn't exist, then today we would be living in a world where a significant percentage of the energy supply in this region and 20% of the world's energy supply is being held hostage by a rogue regime.
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