The Taliban, for all of their counterproductive and backward policies and what they are doing today, did not warrant a proactive designation by Congress as an organization that the President is authorized to use military force against.
McCaul argues against designating the Taliban for military action under current policies.
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I still believe, Margaret, there are many, on both sides of the aisle, a majority of the majorities in support of this.
I was very optimistic about Taiwan and the United States jointly producing drones.
The language that we passed in our National Defense Authorization Act authorizes this type of cooperation between Taiwan and the United States on the co-production of UAV systems.
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