However, the answer is not the Paris Agreement in its current form.

I think, Chairman, we heard from my side and your side that China is going to be paramount in the success of your negotiations.

It is clear the Chinese Communist Party does not care about the environment, but they have proven time and again they cannot be trusted.

If we truly want to reduce emissions, we must keep all these options on the table.

I hope that you will address these allegations today before Congress, and I hope you will reassure this committee that classified or sensitive information was not shared with Iranian officials.

The People's Republic of China is the world's leading greenhouse gas emitter, and is responsible for almost 30 percent of global emissions.

Thank you for your courage. Thank you for standing up for so many others around the world.

The United States cannot deliver a message calling for cultural tolerance if it sounds or acts culturally intolerant itself.

If that does not speak to genocide, I do not know what does.

The genocide against the Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities at the hands of the Chinese Communist Party is the moral test of our times.

I think we would not--if we had boycotted Munich during the Nazi regime we would not have seen Jesse Owens prove to Hitler that his Aryan race was not superior.

I think there needs to be some sort of corporate responsibility here.