Our approach to defense and military technology exports is in dire need of reform.
Time is of the essence. I think they are going to try to influence the election, the Presidential election, in Taiwan.
President Tsai asked me, 'Where are my weapons? I paid for them.'
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.
Good maps are critical if we are going to make sure that we are spending this money well.
We do need that pipeline, and we need to identify it, and that is exactly why we have got a national spectrum strategy.
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.
We must equip our diplomats in these countries to respond to economic coercion, and our diplomats need a clear sense of the direction we are...