Mike McCaul

I support this legislation and I ask all of my colleagues to do the same.

We must continue to show our nation and the world that our national security is not a partisan issue.

Congress is united against the threat of the CCP.

As the CCP grows more belligerent in their behavior we must make sure that we have the proper safeguards in place to prevent future surveillance aircraft from violating our airspace.

I oppose this amendment because it creates an unnecessary carve out for a sanctioned company.

This bipartisan legislation is both timely and necessary.

We should not be making judgments based upon fear. We should not be making judgements based upon speculation.

Let's be clear. The negotiations between TikTok and CFIUS have no deadline.

Otherwise, this malign influence tool of the CCP will continue to operate as a threat to our children, a threat to our national security...

This bill, unlike others introduced, provides the Constitutional legal framework to move forward to authorize the President of the United States...

This should be a bipartisan bill Mr. Ranking Member.

The time has come to protect our children from the PRC, from the Chinese Communist Party putting a backdoor in their phones.

If it's too dangerous to be on our phones as members of Congress, in my judgment, it's too dangerous to be on our children's phones.

I oppose this amendment.

I urge all of my members to embrace this salient but still powerful approach to addressing TikTok.

If our national security mandates more dramatic action, I will oppose, I will take it.

We should not blatantly imitate the PRC's censorship policies.

Whatever action the United States government takes must be thoughtful, holistic, and with our American values, which we must never yield on, in mind.

I can't think of anything more horrific or more barbaric than this practice that the Chinese Communist Party engages in to hold people down against their will, and sometimes anesthetize them, sometimes not, and take out their very vital…

I give them an A+ for being smart and clever. But I am glad we finally caught up to this.

This will force the State Department to treat the Chinese Communist Party and their government as who they really are, not a developing nation but an economic power that must be dealt with.

This ends up holding other nations hostage or leaving them bankrupt through their malign activities.

The PRC gets little to zero interest loans from the World Bank with a developing nation status.

China is not a developing country despite PRC's self-designation.

I support this amendment. I think especially in light of the three unidentified objects after the spy balloon...