Nobody on this dais and nobody in this country that I know of wants to be in a world with China, but if it means that we must then kowtow and continue to kowtow to China to support a free and democratic Taiwan, then we have to do, we are going to have to change course somewhere.
Perry argues against appeasing China for Taiwan's sake.
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