China has no intention of becoming an equal partner in the world community.
I see, as many Members of Congress have pointed out, that things are not good in the hemisphere from Mexico south.
This includes surpassing the United States as the leading economic, political, and military power.
We need to be seen as the defenders of global free trade and we can't let China have the high ground.
China does not want to play by the rules.
No nation on earth has benefited more from the post-war world order than China.
I think that the United States, as a Nation, needs to refocus our attention to our next-door neighbors.
I support all of these pieces of legislation before us, except the last one from Mr. Zeldin, and I have some questions.
I think we can only solve these problems if we have a relationship with countries, not if we break off relationships with these countries.
For that, I think it is quite understandable and quite proper that we move forward and speak on behalf of those Americans.
Wherever crimes are committed, wherever they happen in the world, especially against Americans, we ought to go get the outlaws.