Mike Gallagher

Congressman Gallagher, chairman of the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, said that he felt that ports were doing what they needed to do to mitigate potential risk only in the short term.

The threat posed by PRC drones operating in the United States is well known.

If we want peace, we must prepare for war.

I believe that the CCP is preparing for a war with the United States.

This strikes me as something that Democrats and Republicans could come together right now in this Congress and solve.

That is unacceptable.

The Chinese Communist Party is actively engaged in economic warfare against the United States, and our agriculture sector is already a prime target.

What an incredible opportunity to be able to discuss the threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party in general but to American agriculture in particular.

The time is now to ensure that every policy we pass and champion puts America First.

It's clear President Biden does not have a plan to protect the American people--not against crime in our major cities, not at the southern border, and not against the threat of China.

The United States uses such connectivity modules in a wide variety of devices, including smart devices and domestic telecom networks.

I cannot emphasize this point enough--even as the United States considers actions to protect our national security interests, we must also maintain and protect our economic and trade interests as well.

Cellular connectivity modules, or components that enable Internet of Things (IoT) devices, supplied by companies subject to the jurisdiction, direction, or control of the CCP pose potential significant national security risks to the United…

As a result, the ATO process makes it impossible for our forces to field the best software at the speed of war.

It's unclear to me why we barreled ahead with a vote knowing that the votes weren't there. We did not need to embarrass ourselves.

MacArthur argued for democracy and said that the dictator may start off well, but once they encounter friction, they slow down whereas democracy starts slowly, but they activate thousands of flexible and free-thinking minds and over time…

The subcommittee will come to order. We are really lucky to have three incredible witnesses today to talk about a very important topic, military innovation, and how we can learn from the lessons of the past.

In your recommendations, the commission cites the need to prioritize funding and accelerate long-range non-nuclear precision strike programs.

There is at least one country that wants it to fail, yeah.

So if we are worried about a near-term deterrence crisis, right, if we think is the sort of window of maximum danger in the 2020s, and we don't know, admittedly, we don't know what lurks in the mind and heart of Xi Jinping.

At some level, like the numbers do matter, right.

That is a concerning trend.

I understand things through like reading them as opposed to the briefings.

I think that would be like very helpful.