Mike McCaul

The Biden Administration's policies have emboldened the Houthis at the expense of our regional partners.

I think it's time to recognize them for who they are and redesignate them as a foreign terrorist organization.

Appeasement has no place in U.S. foreign policy, but that is exactly what has occurred in Yemen and beyond.

What I'm concerned about is if we cannot get these weapons into Taiwan what deterrence does the island have as the clock is ticking.

When I saw President Tsai she asked me, 'Where are my weapons?'

Simply put, reducing the number of deployed Russian nuclear weapons keeps Americans safer.

We have a historic opportunity before us.

Preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon keeps America safer.

I am a strong supporter of this vital agreement and was proud to advance critical legislation to implement AUKUS.

America's military presence in the region, our alliances, our diplomatic engagement, are all key to keeping the region peaceful, free, and open.

Where are my weapons? I paid for them.

The Administration's commitment to supporting the people of Ukraine in this fight is ironclad and proven.

Bureaucracy should not get in the way of American innovation.

This legislation grants the Administration the authority to issue ITAR exemptions so we can deploy cutting-edge technology with our closest partners.

The State of arms control is more perilous now than it has been in decades.

Stemming China's rapid conventional and nuclear military buildup keeps America safer.

Working together to denuclearize North Korea keeps America safer.

It is time for this body to stand up.

The United States does not seek conflict but only through strength can we provide the deterrence necessary to secure peace.

I agree with the Administration that to counter CCP aggression we must work with our closest allies.

I believe it would be a diplomatic concern if the President does not exempt them from ITAR.

Only from a position of strength can we negotiate.

As the world burns America is being tested. We must modernize our approach to security to advance our strategic goals.

One of America's most effective tools has been deterrence, leveraging our arsenal of democracy for global stability.

I hope that the committee will work with me on this legislation so that we can show Kim Jong Un that we take his human rights abuses seriously.