This is a moment; this is a historical moment, and it is a moment of urgency.

The defense of American interests against our adversaries is not a partisan issue.

The most urgent measure we, as Congress, can take is to vote on the Senate-passed national security supplemental bill.

American consumers right now in my opinion are being price gouged because of the cost of shipping.

Can you expand on the importance of how that commitment is to our allies and our coalition for security in Indo-Pacific as well as our economic interests in the Indo-Pacific?

The whole thing is a Green New Deal. All right? So it isn't. You're killing American energy.

They block market access. They shape it. They steal intellectual property frankly with a whole of government approach.

No one in the country believes China is a market economy.

Our main policy efforts did not reinforce each other. They were contradictory.

Even in August, when the decision was unwinding and Joe Biden had foolishly picked a date-certain...

I could not agree more and that's the way we should view this, although I think there was a linchpin to today's testimony that helped underscore something, too.