Untailored, broad prohibitions would have the unintended consequence of limiting Americans' control influence and intelligence gathering in Chinese technology companies.

He ought to be at The Hague for crimes against humanity and for genocide being prosecuted, not being feted the way he was.

This is a patriotic dedication to getting at a problem that we need to get at.

The United States has not invested in Arctic infrastructure.

We must take this as a sign of things to come.

We are blocking all national security-related investments in China.

Unfortunately, the bureaucracy within the Executive branch has been slow to act on the growing threats in the Arctic.

We need new and secure infrastructure like icebreakers and deepwater ports; we needed them yesterday.

We can't let them do that.

We need to make sure that we are trying to close this very, very significant icebreaker gap.

We have a responsibility not only as members of this committee, but as Americans to protect the American people from investments that go straight into the Chinese military apparatus.