Mike Lee

We still have religious freedom. No doubt about it in Hong Kong. But we are concerned because things are happening in mainland China.

In fact the print media in Hong Kong, there is really only one Chinese newspaper which dares to criticize Beijing, and that's the Apple Daily.

I cannot believe that such an important bill would not have the express blessing of Beijing.

It is a breaking of 'one country, two systems' and the Joint Declaration.

The fight is going on even though we face lots of pressure.

We resist every encroachment on any of our freedoms.

I am very thankful to Chairman McGovern and Congressman Smith for mentioning the political prisoner problem now

We are asking you to help us to preserve what is already given to us and promised to us by both the Joint Declaration and the Basic Law.

If this terrible bill is not stopped--hopefully the government will be pressed to withdraw it--Hong Kong will never be the same again.

It is not only about human rights. It is also about our city's future, our vibrant culture of business, and it's about rule of law and freedom of information.

Advertisements are actually pulled from free media, to the extent that telephone calls will be made by the Chinese apparatchiks in Hong Kong to the advertisers.

Of course, what is good about the Hong Kong issue in the States is that Hong Kong has always been a bipartisan issue.

I reckon, therefore, that the businesspeople must be persuaded to come around to our cause and your cause so that they understand that it is really in their interest too that human rights are preserved for everybody.

I am very glad to hear that the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act is in the pipeline.

We need the international community to speak up before it is too late.

Hong Kong is no longer a safe harbor for businessmen, professionals, NGO workers, activists--safe no more.

Absolutely. Any touch point you can have with the local communities, particularly the underrepresented ones, including at career recruiting services, or when they are in elementary school, giving them an inventor baseball card so that one…

Any touch point you can have with the local communities, particularly the underrepresented ones, including at career recruiting services, or when they are in elementary school, giving them an inventor baseball card so that one day, they…

I do think it is critically important that the data be gathered, because companies, even if they gather it, they sometimes don't publish it.

There is an economic imperative as well as a social imperative.

The solution to so many of our problems at all times and in all places is to fall in love, get married and have some kids.

And I would be on record saying that our first position would be for it to be a National Recreation Area but I certainly understand the Senator's position on this for it to be a National Park designation.

We did not come up with a list of people who the FBI should interview. The FBI was requested to conduct an investigation into any and all credible, current accusations of sexual misconduct by Judge Kavanaugh. And the FBI made the decision…

Federal regulations cost the American economy about $300 billion a year, 20 years ago.

A Federal privacy law here, because of the nature of the Internet and the nature of these phones which travel across state lines as you talk on them, it is an interstate service and therefore should be regulated by Congress.