We have implored the chairman of the ASEAN bloc of nations that you need to come together as a bloc of nations to resist the aggression of China.

If we do not challenge them, they are going to continue to grow, and they have got their eyes on the Arctic now.

I appreciate the opportunity to address the mounting political and economic aggression by China.

We are at a different time and place in history, with world powers juggling for preeminence.

If we collectively stand up against China, China will get the message in one sense, militarily.

I think we need to have economic repivoting in manufacturing in the world, and I like to refer to it as ABC, manufacture anywhere but China.

China has no peer competitors along its immediate periphery to be concerned about and plenty of cash to advance its interests.

As a preeminent world leader, the United States is now engaged in a great power competition with China.

China is building or planning to build over 700 coal-fired power plants around the world with one-fifth of these plants located in countries outside of China, making it virtually impossible for them to meet goals set in the Paris…

I thank the chairman for yielding. Mr. Chairman, I rise today in strong opposition to H.R. 9, the Climate Action Now Act, not because we don't want clean water or clean air or deny a world-changing climate. H.R. 9 is a direct attack on…

We cannot afford for this not to--Maduro has to go.

We ought to use this to isolate the Russians and not let them frame this as a kind of Yankee imperialist thing.