What I am interested in hearing from you this morning is how can we help provide a standard.

The paradigm has shifted from the old era in which diplomacy was based on the lesser of two evils.

They are the love of the motherland of China.

I guess my question becomes, as I mentioned earlier, we have had a number of hearings where this is a reoccurring theme, where we have human rights abuses that continue to happen in China.

I want to just say thank you.

I want to thank each one of you and just say as a father, speaking on behalf of your fathers, I am proud of you.

My commitment to each one of you is that as discussions go on with those in official positions in China, that not a single one of those conversations or negotiations will happen with my staff or me without the faces of each one of you…

This is a story that needs to continue to be told.

I believe in sovereignty. It is one of those things that is foundational to our American way of democracy.

How can we communicate most effectively a desire to address the human rights issues, but at the same time a love for the Chinese people?

Let us continue on in the effort of the William Wilberforces of the world.

We will not stop until families have been reunited.