In regard to Taiwan they have about $19-plus billion in hardware, military hardware, that they have ordered, and that they are paying for, and that they are waiting for, and they are, obviously, anxious to upgrade their defenses, and to do it soon.
Senator Hoeven discusses Taiwan's military hardware orders and their urgency to enhance defenses.
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