So, I reject Xi Jinping's narrative that, you know, this is the United States being offensive with partners and allies.

The United States does not seek conflict, but only through strength can we provide the deterrence necessary to secure the peace in the region and around the globe.

Chairwoman Young Kim's Arms Exports Delivery Solutions Act mandates the Administration to report on why our weapons to Taiwan are delayed.

It is Xi Jinping creating that context.

I still believe in Ronald Reagan's policy of peace through strength, and that was a doctrine that defeated the Soviet Union, and one we must continue to employ to project American strength across the globe.

Good maps are critical if we are going to make sure that we are spending this money well.

We need--we are--this is an all-hands-on-deck moment from our perspective to make sure we are being able to have the workforce that we need.

We need to have a pipeline of spectrum available and for--in the--and in a predictable way.

We think that these maps--the map that the FCC is working on now is substantially improved.

But at the same time we have got to win the peace and secure the peace and make sure it's enduring...

We will only succeed in many areas if we have a mix of technologies.

We do need that pipeline, and we need to identify it, and that is exactly why we have got a national spectrum strategy.