I urge my colleagues to cosponsor this important legislation as well.

If people are traveling--the Chinese are traveling here; Americans want to and should be traveling to Tibet--and we should have a consulate.

They are going to fail. China will fail at this because they fear freedom and liberties.

And the show must go on.

I thank my colleague for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I urge passage of my bill, H.R. 3893, which renames the post office in Interlachen, Florida, to honor a great American hero, Robert H. Jenkins, Jr. Robert H. Jenkins, Jr., enlisted in the…

Good afternoon, and thank you to my colleagues on the subcommittee and the panel for coming together to discuss the future of U.S. economic engagement.

We will not allow ourselves to be supplanted from the world stage.

It may not be America going alone. And I actually think it won't be an America alone.

I have to give a shout out to Mr. Engel, the ranking member.

I wish them the best of luck, but it is not at our expense.

The long trip, which began on November 3, is the longest trip to Asia by an American President in more than 25 years.

These words sound threatening toward America's interests, proposing China wants to supplant America's leadership and knock us off the world stage. This will not be tolerated.