I would put our workers up against anyone else's workers, I would put the quality of our products up against the quality of products that, you know, China is making, and we will win.

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

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.

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

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.

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

Mr. Speaker, I thank Mr. Biggs for putting this very important hearing together. I am going to cut mine a little bit shorter. After the previous election, a lot of people were angry. They came to our office demanding special investigations…

I am also greatly concerned with what I see as a dangerous and tragic retreat when it comes to our counter-narcotics efforts in Afghanistan.

Though the previous administration attempted to bring a symbolic close to the combat mission in Afghanistan, in reality, America's longest war is still ongoing.

I am sure they are interested, but have they increased the level of commitment since the change of leadership in our country?

While he is no support of unending wars in the Middle East and South Asia, President Trump observed in his speech that the consequence of a rapid exit and both predictable and unacceptable.