Bob Casey

I brought up--it wasn't by way of the question, it was just urging the President to act in a time frame shorter than the 90 days.

You have to change that. You have to have strict timelines to make sure the government actually brings down the hammer, and there has to be action.

I will wait 100 years for an explanation and still not have it.

We are going to fight to get the funding for MEP in place.

Why the hell, if I can say it that way, would any administration eliminate funding from the Manufacturing Extension Partnership?

They harm our economy and they harm our workers.

It is not that we do not have amazing entrepreneurs. We clearly do. But it is that our public policy has not caught up.

We need stepped-up enforcement of this.

When we under-invest in our infrastructure, we are cheating ourselves as a Nation

Anytime you allow a cheater or a cheating strategy to remain in place or to be unfettered, you are going to have a bad outcome for the country that is the victim of the cheating

The Leveling the Playing Field Act and the ENFORCE Act, which Senator Wyden played such a leading role in

I cannot think of a more urgent issue than our own national security, as well as our economic security.

Acts passed by Congress actually having a positive impact on this issue.

The reason why that gap of 270-plus days is important is because, in that period, you had this import surge of players in the marketplace taking advantage of that time gap.

I want to thank our panel for their testimony.

The iron and steel that is purchased with taxpayer dollars, the iron and steel that is used to rebuild our Nation's infrastructure, should be produced, both melted and poured, here in the United States.

Our Nation must not tolerate these trade tactics to continue.

Your leadership in convening the hearing is very much appreciated, because both trade law enforcement and improving America's infrastructure are public policy priorities for America's steelmakers.

A modern steelworker can make 1.9 tons of steel per man-hour.

Scott, thanks so much for your testimony and for that perspective from history as well.

All of the trade actions in the world will not make a difference if we do not have a robust public investment

They have made a real difference for American industry and for American workers.

This raises, to me, real questions about another commitment that the President made

We have seen a rising trade deficit with China that reached a record $375 billion in goods last year.

Trade has traditionally been a very bipartisan issue that impacts red States, blue States, every State.