I agree with my Texas Senator, John Cornyn, and the others who express concern about Huawei and its national security threat.

I thank the gentleman. With that, let me recognize the gentleman from Connecticut, Mr. Larson, to inquire.

I think you indicated that, since he is the boss, you agree with him and that your goal is to negotiate and complete a reasonable trade agreement.

I think our country is fortunate that you are on the front lines of this very important negotiation.

If we don't pass USMCA, just don't bother.

If it doesn't, you have no credibility at all with China.

There is no trade program in the United States if we don't pass USMCA.

At some point we hope to be able to find a way to get back in that agreement, rather than disadvantaging us from that.

There is strength in numbers. And I think, ultimately, China will respond to the collective will of the international community much better than the unilateral action that we are taking against them today.

I still believe that our summarily rejecting the Trans-Pacific Partnership is going to go down as one of the great strategic mistakes we made in the 21st century.

Are citizens of Connecticut and, frankly, a number of states across this country, because of this tax bill, subsidizing the tax cuts of the very wealthy?