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Hearing Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances, and security.
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026 · Request transcript · 19 transcript matches
SCOTT, RICK "Commission, reappointed by Speaker Mike Johnson. He is the co-founder and CEO of China Beige Book, where for more than 15 years he has run the world's largest private microeconomic survey of China's economy and financial system. He is one of the most widely cited independent authorities on China's economy, trade dynamics, and U.S.-China technology competition in the country. Before founding China Beige Book, Commissioner Miller was a capital markets attorney practicing out of New York and Hong Kong. He is one of the most widely cited independent authorities on China's economy, trade dynamics,..."
Hearing China’s Economic Espionage and Subnational Influence in the United States
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jun 25, 2026 · Request transcript · 10 transcript matches
SPEAKER_07 "to expose efforts by the Chinese Communist Party to infiltrate and influence our nation's economic activities, as well as our political and public discourses. I particularly appreciate the working relationship our two committees, the Select Committee on China and the Ways and Means Committee, have had when it comes to combating China's harmful influence. That includes the letter that Chairman Molinar and I led to Treasury Secretary Besson"
Hearing Hearings to examine behind the label, focusing on foreign ownership and control in America's drug supply chain.
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jul 15, 2026 · Transcript · 7 transcript matches
THE HONORABLE NAZAK NIKAKHTAR "Yet, these realities provide the context in which I will discuss our legal shortcomings and proposed solutions. In 2024 to 2025, China surpassed the United States in biotech innovation, deal value, and clinical output. Its innovations are outpacing ours. For every $100,000 in U.S. biotech R&D spending, America has one scientist, China has three. China also dramatically outpaces us in STEM graduates by two times and 10 times more in engineers. Also, China's distorted economy intentionally keeps prices low and transfers wealth to the Chinese Communist"
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China Primer: U.S.-China Relations
InFocus · May 11, 2026
Introduction The second Trump Administration has shifted the framing of U.S. policy toward the People’s Republic of China (PRC, or China) away from that of the first Trump and Biden Administrations....
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China Primer: South China Sea Disputes
InFocus · Dec 22, 2025
Overview Multiple Asian governments assert sovereignty over rocks, reefs, and other geographic features in the heavily trafficked South China Sea (SCS), with the People’s Republic of China (PRC or...
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China Primer: U.S.-China Military-to-Military Relations
Resources · Jan 4, 2021
Introduction The United States and the People’s Republic of China (PRC or China) established formal military-to-military (mil-mil) ties in 1979, a year after the two countries established diplomatic...
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China Primer: China’s Political System
InFocus · Apr 27, 2026
The People’s Republic of China (PRC, or China) is the only Communist Party-led state among the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council and among the G-20 major economies. This...
Hearing Maintaining America’s Leadership in Biomedical Innovation: FDA’s Role in Advancing U.S. Drug Development.
house Health Subcommittee · Jul 15, 2026 · Transcript · 6 transcript matches
SPEAKER_11 "So I'd like to share a few insights and data points and recommendations. Firstly, the United States remains the most sought-after market for new medicines, and thus a critical destination for clinical trials. And although our data does confirm that China surpassed the U.S. share of Phase I innovative industry trials starts in 2021, at the end of 2025, China accounted for 35%, in the U.S., 27% of Phase I trial share. And looking more closely at the data, I'd like to share other insights. China's Phase I growth is fueled by Chinese headquartered sponsors, that is, by China, for China, and where..."
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The European Union and China
Resources · Jun 2, 2023
Views within the 27-member European Union (EU) regarding the People’s Republic of China (PRC, or China) have hardened and now mirror more closely U.S. and congressional concerns about China’s global...
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China’s 14th Five-Year Plan: A First Look
Resources · Jan 5, 2021
The Communist Party of China (CPC)’s 19th Central Committee—a body of China’s 376 top Party officials—held its 5th Plenum in late October 2020 to deliberate on China’s 14th Five-Year Plan (FYP) for...
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China’s “One Belt, One Road” Initiative: Economic Issues
Resources · May 16, 2024
The People’s Republic of China (PRC or China) in 2013 launched an ambitious and multifaceted foreign economic policy initiative—One Belt, One Road—to expand China’s global economic reach and...
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Made in China 2025 and China’s Industrial Policies
InFocus · Jun 1, 2026
The People’s Republic of China (PRC or China) aims to gain a global economic and technology leadership position through a range of industrial and science and technology (S&T) plans. Such plans inform...
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China’s Economic and Trade Ties with Russia
Resources · May 24, 2022
Two developments in February 2022—the announcement by leaders of the People’s Republic of China (PRC or China) and the Russian Federation (Russia) of a strategic partnership that “knows no limits”...
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The Law of Foreign Missions and Media in U.S.-China Relations
Posts · May 20, 2021
The United States and People’s Republic of China (PRC or China) compete in a variety of legal regimes, ranging from multilateral trade bodies, to human rights law, to international maritime law in...
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U.S.-China Science and Technology Cooperation Agreement
Resources · Dec 13, 2024
On January 31, 1979, weeks after the United States and the People’s Republic of China (PRC, or China) established diplomatic relations, U.S. President Jimmy Carter and PRC leader Deng Xiaoping signed...
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U.S.-China Investment Ties: Overview
Resources · Jan 15, 2021
Background Investment is playing a growing role in U.S. commercial ties with the People’s Republic of China (PRC or China). For many years, the PRC government invested much of its foreign exchange...
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China and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
Resources · Aug 4, 2023
The People’s Republic of China (PRC or China) has been expanding its diplomatic, economic, and security ties with countries in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region since the late 1990s. As...
Hearing FY27 BIS Budget: the AI Arms Race and the ICTS Office
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 14, 2026 · Transcript · 5 transcript matches
SPEAKER_04 "industry, which is a global industry, when we look at chip production, chip makers, and the products that allow for those making, they cannot be global leaders if they are cut off from substantially half or more of the market. Is that correct? that and that's why I brought up those companies. If we take for example Qualcomm in my home district. Qualcomm lost in the 5G race. China won. It wasn't because they didn't work hard, it was because China owned the market for the utilization. If they had a chip that worked, they got first dibs on it. That balance is one that we failed in. In other..."
Hearing More Bang for the Buck: Aligning Commercial Diplomacy Between State and Commerce
house East Asia and Pacific Subcommittee · Jul 14, 2026 · Transcript · 5 transcript matches
MOSKOWITZ, JARED "on dealing with China, dealing with critical minerals. And another thing dealing with China is China's manipulation of the information Americans are absorbing every day, the propaganda that the Chinese are feeding the American people in order to win the AI race, in order to win the next generation of technology. Critical minerals are a huge part of"
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China Primer: Illicit Fentanyl and China’s Role
InFocus · Jun 1, 2026
For over a decade, the synthetic opioid fentanyl and fentanyl-related substances have been key drivers of the U.S. opioid crisis. Countering the illicit trafficking of fentanyl and the precursor...
Hearing Business meeting to consider S.2960, to develop economic tools to deter aggression by the People's Republic of China against Taiwan, S.2130, to...
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Oct 22, 2025 · Request transcript
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Power of Siberia: A Natural Gas Pipeline Brings Russia and China Closer
Resources · Apr 21, 2020
Overview The “Power of Siberia,” the first natural gas pipeline to bring Russian gas into China, began operations in December 2019. The pipeline’s initial capacity, 5 billion cubic meters (BCM),...
Testimony ROUZER, DAVID
"For the Purpose of Receiving Testimony from the Honorable Brooke L. R...
house Agriculture Committee · Jun 4, 2026
"He's trying to level the playing field. And you know, you don't do this overnight. I mean, you had 40, 50 years of China, China, China, China. I can't tell you how many people, when I worked for U.S. Senator Jesse Helms, and then later Elizabeth Dole, line after line after line of people would come in the office and say, if we can just get our market in China, you know, it's going to make everybody better, and we're going to be able to change their communist regime, and they're going to become..."
Witness Mr. Steve Yates
China and National Security Policy, Heritage Foundation · 1 hearing
Hearing “Defending Main Street: Combating CCP Threats to America’s Small Businesses.”
house Small Business Committee · Mar 25, 2026 · Transcript · 4 transcript matches
DR. RUSH DOSHI "was steam power, which brought British dominance. The second was electrification. And the third was mass manufacturing, which brought American dominance. And now we're in the fourth, quantum, biotech, AI, and robotics, which China is determined to win not just for prosperity but for relative power. And Beijing sees manufacturing as the key to winning this revolution. That brings me to a second question. How is China doing in manufacturing? China overtook the United States to become the world's dominant manufacturer in less than 25 years. Over that period, our share of manufacturing fell by..."
Hearing Hearings to examine the nominations of Francis Brooke, of Virginia, to be Deputy Secretary, Erin Browne, of New York, to be an Under Secretary,...
senate Finance Committee · Jul 16, 2026 · Transcript · 4 transcript matches
SPEAKER_01 "And the premise, the purpose of the board of investment is to set up an avenue for dialogue between the secretary as well as with China and to really hold them accountable to the commitments that they're making as well as the articles of the trade negotiation with China. There are certain issues that we are going to take a very critical look at. But let me make it clear that our trade with China, we are looking for a fair and balanced trade with China, which we have not yet"
Hearing H.R. 8800 – National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027; H.R. 8884 – Removing Barriers to Work for Disabled Americans Act; H. Res....
house Rules Committee · Jun 29, 2026 · Transcript · 4 transcript matches
SPEAKER_27 "The interest of this bipartisan caucus is to have America be better positioned in biotech against the leaders around the world that oppose the United States, not only in marketplaces but in the reliability of their products and what they do. We could specifically say China, and so I could say China and mean that because I do. But what has happened is, several years ago, the United States Senate formed what is called the National Security Commission on Emerging"
Hearing Business meeting to consider S.4726, to promote efforts to bring about stability and security in Sudan, S.3984, to authorize a 2-year extension of...
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Jun 17, 2026 · Request transcript
Hearing Business meeting to consider S.860, to modify the information about countries exporting methamphetamine that is included in the annual...
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Mar 27, 2025 · Request transcript
Testimony SPEAKER_11
Maintaining America’s Leadership in Biomedical Innovation: FDA’s Role ...
house Energy and Commerce Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"So I'd like to share a few insights and data points and recommendations. Firstly, the United States remains the most sought-after market for new medicines, and thus a critical destination for clinical trials. And although our data does confirm that China surpassed the U.S. share of Phase I innovative industry trials starts in 2021, at the end of 2025, China accounted for 35%, in the U.S., 27% of Phase I trial share. And looking more closely at the data, I'd like to share other insights. China's..."
Testimony DR. RUSH DOSHI
“Defending Main Street: Combating CCP Threats to America’s Small Busin...
house Small Business Committee · Mar 25, 2026
"was steam power, which brought British dominance. The second was electrification. And the third was mass manufacturing, which brought American dominance. And now we're in the fourth, quantum, biotech, AI, and robotics, which China is determined to win not just for prosperity but for relative power. And Beijing sees manufacturing as the key to winning this revolution. That brings me to a second question. How is China doing in manufacturing? China overtook the United States to become the world's..."
Testimony NATHAN PICARSIC
Hearings to examine made in China and paid by seniors, focusing on sto...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jan 14, 2026
"one that will impose costs to the Chinese government for its role and deter attacks on America's elderly moving forward. State-backed scamming has emerged from China, just like state-backed industrial espionage efforts. China plays a leading role in scams that originate both in China itself and outside in hot spots across Southeast Asia, for example, where scam operations exist and scam compounds operate under Chinese leadership. China's criminal networks are permitted and at times abetted by..."
Hearing Business meeting to consider H.R.260, to require a strategy to oppose financial or material support by foreign countries and nongovernmental...
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Jan 29, 2026 · Request transcript
Hearing Business meeting to consider S.1397, to require the Secretary of State to establish a quantum cooperation program to enhance international...
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Jun 5, 2025 · Request transcript
Hearing Hearings to examine the national security strategy and the western hemisphere.
senate Western Hemisphere, Transnational Crime, Civilian Security, Democracy, Human Rights, and Global Women's Issues Subcommittee · Jul 14, 2026 · Transcript · 3 transcript matches
CURTIS, JOHN R. "So, Mr. Ambassador, several countries in Latin America and the Caribbean have not only switched diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to the People's Republic of China in the last few years, but they've endorsed Beijing's One China principle, which claims Taiwan is part of"
Hearing American Global Competitiveness at 250: Legislative Proposals to Secure U.S. Technology Leadership.
house Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade Subcommittee · Jun 30, 2026 · Transcript · 3 transcript matches
PALLONE, FRANK "certainly to our ranking member, Ms. Castor, for all the work that she spent on this over the years. The two of you really did a lot of the work on this and I do want to recognize that as well, as well as Chairman Guthrie. But let me get back to this issue. So when we talk about the issue before us today, I just want to stress that American ingenuity and inventiveness are things that we can all celebrate. Over the course of our 250-year history, America has been the birthplace of countless innovations from telephones to airplanes to the technology that underlies the Internet. And all of us..."
Hearing Implementing an America First Approach in the East Asia and Pacific Region
house East Asia and Pacific Subcommittee · Jun 25, 2026 · Transcript · 3 transcript matches
KIM, YOUNG "That is all while Beijing continues its campaign to turn the South China Sea into a Chinese communist lake by turning small island features into Chinese military bases and expending its legal claim to waters belonging to other nations through artificial island construction. So can you talk about what the Trump administration's message is, and, you know, for what message is Trump administration giving to China when it considers reclamation activity in the South China Sea? Could you be a little specific about what State Department is doing for that deterrence factor, especially in the open sea..."
Hearing Trash to Treasure: Examining Legislation to Support Domestic Critical Mineral Recovery and Recycling
house Environment Subcommittee · Jun 24, 2026 · Transcript · 3 transcript matches
SPEAKER_07 "Battery manufacturers are sourcing critical minerals from different parts of the world like Chile, Australia, and Argentina to build those batteries in the United States, only to have these materials shipped back to China when those batteries reach end-of-life or become manufacturing scrap. Those critical minerals then become controlled by China, and in essence, we're subsidizing China's critical mineral supply chain. China controls an estimated 70 to 90 percent of the global critical mineral processing in the world, including materials that power our defense applications, energy for the"
Hearing Beijing’s Poison Pipeline: The CCP’s Role in the Fentanyl Crisis
house East Asia and Pacific Subcommittee · Jun 4, 2026 · Transcript · 2 transcript matches
MS. ZONGYUAN ZOE LIU "and this is where I think the PRC would have strong incentive to work with America, because money laundering and directly related to a Chinese capital flight. And then secondly, it's about pressuring China to reduce their industrial subsidies to the chemical industry. Thank you for the question. I think China would not want to change it. It simply will not change because of external pressure. China will change only if it realized that there is a cost for not just the Chinese people, but also for Chinese policymakers, as well as for the Communist Party of China. And that cost would come from..."
Testimony CARTER, EARL L. "BUDDY"
Maintaining America’s Leadership in Biomedical Innovation: FDA’s Role ...
house Energy and Commerce Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"that companies are, that we're letting the markets work and that we're letting capital flow to risk and that we're letting science lead. That is extremely important. I do understand and appreciate the point that has been made here about China and about them taking the lead, but we can't beat China by copying China, because China does not operate under the same rules and regulations that we do. We all understand"
Testimony VELÁZQUEZ, NYDIA M.
“Defending Main Street: Combating CCP Threats to America’s Small Busin...
house Small Business Committee · Mar 25, 2026
"University Walsh School of Foreign Service and the ZB Starr Senior Fellow for Asia and the director of the China Strategy Initiative at the Council on Foreign Relations. Previously, Dr. Doshi served as the deputy senior director for China and Taiwan on the last administration's National Security Council. In that role, Dr. Doshi helped manage the NSC's first China directory, coordinated China and Taiwan policy, drafted President Biden's China Strategy, and served as a top negotiator in matters..."
Testimony DR. RUSH DOSHI
“Defending Main Street: Combating CCP Threats to America’s Small Busin...
house Small Business Committee · Mar 25, 2026
"Thank you very much for the question. China is a non-market economy. It has enormous amounts of state support and coordination to support small companies and big companies alike. And that means that oftentimes their companies can stay solvent longer. They're not targeting profit. They're targeting market share than our companies, which either need to get loans or are disciplined by our capital markets. So they can just stay in the game longer and throw more money at the problem than we can, and..."
Testimony CISNEROS, GILBERT RAY
“Defending Main Street: Combating CCP Threats to America’s Small Busin...
house Small Business Committee · Mar 25, 2026
"I had a briefing that I had to pop into and just got out in time and couldn't have my watch or anything or my phone or anything to let me know what time it was, so I am here now. So thank you all for being here today and thanks for your time, and I guess I'm the last one here before we can all, you can all go, but to all be quick, Mr. Doshi, the 2026 National Defense Strategy and National Security Strategy have shifted our focus as it relates to China. The NDS places an implicit bet on..."
Testimony THE HONORABLE NAZAK NIKAKHTAR
Hearings to examine behind the label, focusing on foreign ownership an...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"Yet, these realities provide the context in which I will discuss our legal shortcomings and proposed solutions. In 2024 to 2025, China surpassed the United States in biotech innovation, deal value, and clinical output. Its innovations are outpacing ours. For every $100,000 in U.S. biotech R&D spending, America has one scientist, China has three. China also dramatically outpaces us in STEM graduates by two times and 10 times more in engineers. Also, China's distorted economy intentionally keeps..."
Testimony EDWARD YOU
Hearings to examine behind the label, focusing on foreign ownership an...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"What is this all looking at for us? If you look at China's 15th five-year plan, their Healthy China 2030 strategy, but more importantly their China Standards 2035 strategy. What that means is that they already know it's not just about the technology, it's not just about implementation, it's understanding how do they determine what the rules of"
Testimony STEPHEN EZELL
Hearings to examine behind the label, focusing on foreign ownership an...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"Yeah, you know, on that point, by the way, when we let China into the WTO, China had a grand total of 200 million dollars of a 7.2 trillion dollar trade surplus with the United States over the past 20 years, which has gone to a one billion dollar foreign technology acquisition fund that has snapped up a number of American and Western companies. So we have permitted China to use the trade surplus they got from us to not only finance their, you know, innovation and R&D wherewithal, but to go out..."
Testimony MOSKOWITZ, JARED
Ending Supply Chain Dependency: Aligning Tools, Capital, and Partnersh...
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"things that we've not done a good job educating the American people on why it's important, and we continue to have hearings up here, and a lot of people talk about it. I had a subcommittee talking about it yesterday, but we are not spending the time to engage the American public on why critical minerals are important, what China has done over the last several years under various administrations, where China currently is now, and what advantage China has as a result of this, and not just in the..."
Testimony SPEAKER_04
FY27 BIS Budget: the AI Arms Race and the ICTS Office
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 14, 2026
"industry, which is a global industry, when we look at chip production, chip makers, and the products that allow for those making, they cannot be global leaders if they are cut off from substantially half or more of the market. Is that correct? that and that's why I brought up those companies. If we take for example Qualcomm in my home district. Qualcomm lost in the 5G race. China won. It wasn't because they didn't work hard, it was because China owned the market for the utilization. If they had..."
Testimony UNKNOWN
Hearings to examine the nominations of Brett Doyle, of Connecticut, Da...
senate Finance Committee · Jun 25, 2026
"Put the mic closer to your mouth because you're talking too quiet, and tell me a little bit about why, what more can we do? When we think about China, you know one of the bills that we've moved, other staff in the office were moving it, but what we've tried to do is even create a private right of action so that people who are being cheated by China with counterfeit goods or with piracy, what we were trying to do was create a private right of action that the CIS only has so much capacity, and if..."
Testimony SCOTT, RICK
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"Commission, reappointed by Speaker Mike Johnson. He is the co-founder and CEO of China Beige Book, where for more than 15 years he has run the world's largest private microeconomic survey of China's economy and financial system. He is one of the most widely cited independent authorities on China's economy, trade dynamics, and U.S.-China technology competition in the country. Before founding China Beige Book, Commissioner Miller was a capital markets attorney practicing out of New York and Hong..."
Testimony SPEAKER_02
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"the global drug trade in scale and sophistication. For example, while estimates vary, scam centers in Burma, Cambodia, and Laos alone generated approximately $44 billion, about 40 percent of those countries' combined GDP. Many of these Chinese criminal syndicates have spread throughout Southeast Asia with at least implicit backing from elements of the Chinese government. In some cases, known criminal groups have invested in projects linked to China's Belt and Road initiatives alongside China's..."
Testimony SPEAKER_08
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"For pharmaceuticals, the idea that we would be in a potential situation in Taiwan Strait, the South China Sea, and the Chinese government could say that we're not going to allow troops or American citizens to have antibiotics or cancer drugs or insulin, et cetera. When we moved down to foundational semiconductors, we looked at China's trajectory on that, where China has been building up more capacity expansion than all the other countries in the world combined. So we're looking down the road..."
Testimony SPEAKER_08
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"we're looking at something like Wuxi or we're looking at China's role in biotechs and biopharmaceuticals is that China is beating the hell out of us right now, sir. What we saw in 2020 was the share of pharmaceutical licensing deals that were going to China were just very small, 3 to 5% or so. Every year, you can just see the chart. It's been 5%, 15%, 25%, 35%, 40%. We're on track for over 40%, possibly much more of pharmaceutical deals to be taken by Western pharmaceutical giants in the West..."
Testimony SPEAKER_08
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"be able to build a composite picture of a person, and then a network, and then of an organization. So we're just starting to understand the degree to which this is vulnerable to China's approach, and as I said in my testimony, China is not looking at this the way the United States is. The United States still sees these discrete issues. It's a consumer issue, it's a privacy issue. For China, it's a national security issue related around data as a strategic resource. And as artificial..."
Testimony SPEAKER_02
Hearings to examine AI and the American dream, focusing on promoting i...
senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee · Jun 11, 2026
"Well, I think the administration stated that their calculation was that these are not the leading-edge chips. They are second- or third-level chips, and that sending them to China would therefore not give China the best, but could complicate China's ambitions to indigenize. My sense was that the calculations probably cut the other way, but I do think it's important that the administration has been very clear, the President has said repeatedly, that the principle is to deny China the..."
Testimony SPEAKER_09
An Overview of the Department of Energy’s Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Requ...
house Science, Space, and Technology Committee · Jun 10, 2026
"Other countries seem to be buying. Whether you think or the president thinks those countries are stupid, they're buying from China. Do you think we should be selling wind turbines to other countries too, producing them here and selling them to other countries? The president himself complained about other countries buying wind from China. He called them stupid, but he admitted they are buying wind from China. So do you think we should cede this marketplace to China? Okay. Well, unfortunately..."
Testimony TAYLOR, DAVID J.
"Agricultural Perspectives on the Future of the USMCA"
house Agriculture Committee · Jun 10, 2026
"Our neighbors to the north and south have been consistent partners in trade, but we should always remain concerned about what would happen if we didn't have those markets. We've seen time and again that when we lose market share, other countries jump in and take our place, and it's almost impossible to get back. We saw that with Brazil and China in 2000. U.S. soybean sales to China were almost double what Brazil sent them, but today it's Brazil supplying nearly 70 percent of China's total..."
Testimony MS. ZONGYUAN ZOE LIU
Beijing’s Poison Pipeline: The CCP’s Role in the Fentanyl Crisis
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jun 4, 2026
"and this is where I think the PRC would have strong incentive to work with America, because money laundering and directly related to a Chinese capital flight. And then secondly, it's about pressuring China to reduce their industrial subsidies to the chemical industry. Thank you for the question. I think China would not want to change it. It simply will not change because of external pressure. China will change only if it realized that there is a cost for not just the Chinese people, but also..."
Testimony MS. ZONGYUAN ZOE LIU
Beijing’s Poison Pipeline: The CCP’s Role in the Fentanyl Crisis
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jun 4, 2026
"but also through targeted sanctions. And the reason I emphasize targeted sanctions is because China has been actively building an alternative payment system that is based in renminbi. If China were able to broaden its renminbi-based financial system, that is going to make China very hard to be deterred and very hard to be sanctioned. I'm not saying that a renminbi-based financial system is going to make China immune to U.S. sanctions, but it's going to significantly weaken our sanction"
Testimony MORENO, BERNIE
Hearings to examine the future of self-driving cars.
senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee · Feb 4, 2026
"And Dr. Pena, how about you? Our autonomous But how is that possible given that you said in your testimony that we're locked in a race with China, with China but it seems like you're getting in bed with China. The cars that you're looking to bring into the United States are Chinese automobiles owned by Chinese auto companies, are they"
Testimony SPEAKER_07
Hybrid Warfare in Europe Against U.S. Interests: Moscow and Beijing’s ...
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Dec 16, 2025
"front lines of these hybrid attacks. However, President Trump's national security strategy chooses a different path. He'd rather undo our alliances and embolden Russian aggression. We need peace in Ukraine and ensure that they have a central role in the resolution of this war. We must make it clear that aggression is unacceptable, whether from Russia, from China, or some other malign actor. Russia and China have increased their cooperation in using hybrid warfare methods. China is clearly..."
Testimony RISCH, JAMES E.
Hearings to examine arms race.
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Dec 10, 2025
"endangering the safety of the American people and further eroding global stability. Meanwhile, China is in the midst of a dramatic nuclear buildup and has the fastest growing nuclear arsenal of any nuclear armed state. And while China races to nuclear parity with the U.S., it shows little to no interest in arms control talks. But as troubling as these developments from Russia and China are, we cannot take our eye off rogue states with nuclear ambitions. Fortunately, President Trump took action..."
Testimony RISCH, JAMES E.
Hearings to examine maritime security in Africa, focusing on assessing...
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Dec 10, 2025
"endangering the safety of the American people and further eroding global stability. Meanwhile, China is in the midst of a dramatic nuclear buildup and has the fastest growing nuclear arsenal of any nuclear armed state. And while China races to nuclear parity with the U.S., it shows little to no interest in arms control talks. But as troubling as these developments from Russia and China are, we cannot take our eye off rogue states with nuclear ambitions. Fortunately, President Trump took action..."
Testimony THOMPSON, GLENN
"Examining the Economic Crisis in Farm Country"
house Agriculture Committee · Feb 11, 2025
"I fully understand that the uncertainty for our producers with regards to tariffs, trade, and how this all unfolds has headed our storm clouds on the horizon for our producers, but I will remind my colleagues that in its first term, President Trump was able to renegotiate more favorable terms for USMCA, and let us not forget about the Phase 1 China deal, which I'll point out, the Biden administration never held China's feet to the fire, and they continue to not—China continues to not meet those..."
Hearing Charting a New Course: Countering China's Dominance in Global Shipbuilding
house East Asia and Pacific Subcommittee · Jul 22, 2026 · Request transcript
Hearing Hearings to examine China's theft of U.S. innovation.
senate Judiciary Committee · Apr 22, 2026 · Request transcript
Hearing Hearing: China’s Campaign to Steal America’s AI Edge
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Apr 16, 2026 · Request transcript
Hearing Ending Supply Chain Dependency: Aligning Tools, Capital, and Partnerships
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 15, 2026 · Transcript · 2 transcript matches
MOSKOWITZ, JARED "things that we've not done a good job educating the American people on why it's important, and we continue to have hearings up here, and a lot of people talk about it. I had a subcommittee talking about it yesterday, but we are not spending the time to engage the American public on why critical minerals are important, what China has done over the last several years under various administrations, where China currently is now, and what advantage China has as a result of this, and not just in the mines, but in the processing, right? I mean, China, for the longest time, I know we're starting to..."
Hearing Hearings to examine the nominations of Brett Doyle, of Connecticut, David Foley, Jr., of Virginia, Samuel Negatu, of the District of Columbia,...
senate Finance Committee · Jun 25, 2026 · Transcript · 2 transcript matches
UNKNOWN "Put the mic closer to your mouth because you're talking too quiet, and tell me a little bit about why, what more can we do? When we think about China, you know one of the bills that we've moved, other staff in the office were moving it, but what we've tried to do is even create a private right of action so that people who are being cheated by China with counterfeit goods or with piracy, what we were trying to do was create a private right of action that the CIS only has so much capacity, and if you rely on them for cases, then China's just going to flood the zone. We see it every single day...."
Hearing Protecting American Innovation: The Federal Research Security Enterprise
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jul 15, 2026 · Transcript · 2 transcript matches
MOOLENAAR, JOHN R. "Some of those policies explicitly encourage overseas Chinese communities and individuals with cultural or familiar ties to China to acquire knowledge and expertise in service of the Chinese government's national objectives. China's military-civil fusion strategy erases the distinction between civilian and military innovation, and the CCP's 2017 national security law makes clear there is no such thing as a truly private company in China. Scientific discoveries, commercial technologies, and academic partnerships are expected"
Hearing Hearings to examine the nominations of Juan Segura, of Virginia, to be an Assistant Secretary of State (Western Hemisphere Affairs) and to be a...
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Jun 18, 2026 · Transcript · 2 transcript matches
CURTIS, JOHN R. "Thank you. It's great to be with all of you today. Ms. Lake, as you know, I've enjoyed getting to know you better. If I'm honest, I knew you from your persona, and you and I had really never met, and I've spent a lot of time trying to get to know the real Carrie Lake. I'm grateful for the visit you made to my office and for the chance that we've had to talk about a number of issues. I'm somewhat satisfied on a lot of those questions and would like to turn my attention today to Jamaica and particularly China. We've heard today about drugs, about gangs, but also equally concerning to me is..."
Testimony SPEAKER_20
Maintaining America’s Leadership in Biomedical Innovation: FDA’s Role ...
house Energy and Commerce Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"Thank you for the excellent question. So part of it is a decline in U.S. competitiveness, not just vis-a-vis China for early-stage clinical trials, but also Australia and other markets as well. It is a cumbersome, burdensome process under the IND approach, and that has helped encourage activity to go abroad. But make no mistake, China's rise in this area is not just simply a matter of market forces. It is decades of coordinated state intervention and"
Testimony SPEAKER_20
Maintaining America’s Leadership in Biomedical Innovation: FDA’s Role ...
house Energy and Commerce Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"It is absolutely a national security issue. A terrific question. Thank you for it. The FDA adopts a risk-based standard to conducting its good clinical practice inspections. It's hard to square a risk-based approach with where those inspections are happening currently. China, the number of trial or inspections we're conducting in China not only is dwarfed by the number of inspections we do in the U.S., it's also true for Japan and Europe. China has a number of fewer inspections in that..."
Testimony SCHRIER, KIM
Maintaining America’s Leadership in Biomedical Innovation: FDA’s Role ...
house Energy and Commerce Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"the consequences for our country could be catastrophic, including whether our adversaries would even share those vaccines with us. Ms. Winkler, when early-stage cancer and vaccines migrate to China because the regulatory pipeline is faster and cheaper, what does that mean for the safety of Americans? And in a world where China, say, leads, for example, in drug research and development, how much longer would it take American patients to get those I completely agree. All we have to do is reflect..."
Testimony STEPHEN EZELL
Hearings to examine behind the label, focusing on foreign ownership an...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"I appreciate the opportunity to testify today and I appreciate the special committee for examining the critical issue of foreign ownership control and influence, especially with regard to China and America's drug supply chain. The United States and China are locked in a fierce struggle for leadership in advanced technology industries as China challenges America for global leadership across the range of sectors from aerospace and automobiles to semiconductors and AI to biopharmaceuticals. China..."
Testimony DR. RUSH DOSHI
Hearings to examine behind the label, focusing on foreign ownership an...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"what we call, of course, KSM, key starting material, or API, active pharmaceutical ingredients, increasingly come from China and only from China. That creates a dangerous"
Testimony DR. RUSH DOSHI
Hearings to examine behind the label, focusing on foreign ownership an...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"Earlier you asked about the State Council Directive 834 and 835 out of China. I just had to add that this set of directives is absolutely insane. It is a crazy combination of directives that criminalize pretty much any kind of normal behavior in China. If we tried to move a factory out of China, that could be criminal. If we try to not have compliance with an FDA inspection, that could be"
Testimony SPEAKER_13
Ending Supply Chain Dependency: Aligning Tools, Capital, and Partnersh...
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"I also want to thank you for the work in Kazakhstan. Having Kazakhstan in a very short period of time have to get on a phone and call China if you want China to know what you're doing, rather they're already knowing it through the back door. Huawei will certainly be an"
Testimony KAMLAGER-DOVE, SYDNEY
FY27 BIS Budget: the AI Arms Race and the ICTS Office
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 14, 2026
"Undersecretary Kessler, thank you for appearing today before this committee and for meeting with me two weeks ago. You are charged with leading one of our most important national security agencies at a critical moment in world history as AI technology transforms society and that is why your job is so important. Restricting the sale of our most advanced AI chips to China is a national security priority. Would you agree that we must maintain our competitive advantage with AI over China? Thank..."
Testimony SPEAKER_12
FY27 BIS Budget: the AI Arms Race and the ICTS Office
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 14, 2026
"I get that, but I only have five minutes. So in China, how many will be focused on China? Well, what about"
Testimony JOHNSON, JULIE
FY27 BIS Budget: the AI Arms Race and the ICTS Office
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 14, 2026
"Since your bureau granted the exception, the Chinese government released new standards requiring all new vehicles to support continuous monitoring, data recording, and remote management. So you granted an exception for China to have an automaker in this country, that after that exemption was granted, then China reformed its rules requiring continuous surveillance. I'm very, very concerned about that,"
Testimony SCOTT, RICK
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"This is a real problem. China has leverage. Communist China knows it has leverage, and our committee's investigative work has made it clear that they are not shy about reminding"
Testimony SCOTT, RICK
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"He brings nearly two decades of national security and foreign policy experience across the White House, Congress, the Executive Branch, international development, and the private sector. He served as Special Assistant to the President and Senior Director of the National Security Council, where he led U.S. efforts to expose and counter China's malign activity across the Americas and the Caribbean, serving as the U.S. Government's lead on regional economic strategies designed to reduce dependency..."
Testimony SPEAKER_04
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"Today's hearing on counting the cost and the impact on seniors' health, financial security, and privacy could not be more timely, and the legislation that both of you mentioned is absolutely vital. Twenty-five years ago, Congress established the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission with a mandate to examine, to investigate, and to report to Congress in an integrated way how the People's Republic of China's actions affect American economic and national security. As you can imagine,..."
Testimony SPEAKER_08
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"Chairman Scott, Ranking Member Gillibrand, and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify. On April 30th, I co-chaired a hearing of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission titled Taking a Bigger Bite, China's Expanding Strategy for Data Dominance. What our witnesses described and what I want to convey today is that Beijing has stopped treating data as a commercial byproduct and now treats it as an instrument of state power, and that ordinary Americans,..."
Testimony SPEAKER_08
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"The things that they were doing five years ago doesn't touch the types of approaches they're using now in terms of voice, voice alterations, and other intricate ways of getting at people's personal histories, bringing them aboard, and doing the pig butchering that my colleague was talking about in her testimony. So, China has a very interesting mentality towards crypto and the broader crypto universe. Technically, crypto is banned in the mainland, but Hong Kong, which is obviously China as well..."
Testimony SPEAKER_01
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"So your testimony, and Mr. Chairman, may I have just another minute? In your testimony, you were explaining how China uses an inside-out strategy when it comes to its scam centers, meaning China selectively cracks down on scam centers, targeting Chinese citizens while allowing ones that target U.S. citizens to flourish. And we kind of saw this in the ... So it blatantly incentivizes Chinese nationals to target other people outside their own country. And we saw that because you noted in 2024,..."
Testimony SPEAKER_08
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"Thank you, Senator. I believe that the threat is credible, but I also don't think the threat has to be something that China will actually follow through on. It just has to be looming out there. And the reason I say this is that as long as China is able to weaponize supply chains that are important to Americans, they are going to have leverage over our economy. If the United States is considering certain policy actions, it's considering involvement in an Asian theater that China cares about, the..."
Testimony SPEAKER_08
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"The watches we wear, the smartphones. So from a national security perspective, If I could just bring it up to 50,000 feet very quickly. We know what Xi Jinping is concerned about, what he's focused on, because he gave us his playbook back in 2015 called Made in China 2025. And that AI was first among many of the technologies that he believes will allow China to win the fourth industrial revolution. But AI is even more important than that because AI is an enabler technology. It will make quantum..."
Testimony SPEAKER_08
Hearings to examine China's toll on older Americans' health, finances,...
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jun 17, 2026
"When we're talking about investment into China, the outbound investment conversation, we have been focusing almost entirely on active investment. So what our venture capital firms are doing or what our private equity firms are doing, and usually in very narrow buckets. So AI, quantum, advanced semiconductors. The other part of this, and this is something the commission had a hearing on in 2024, and we've had some recommendations on, is taking a closer look at portfolio investment, which is also..."
Testimony WICKER, ROGER F.
Hearings to examine the nomination of Lieutenant General Douglas A. Sc...
senate Armed Services Committee · Jul 16, 2026
"Why do you say that the space capabilities are particularly important in the Pacific? And then you say that the threat China poses is real. What can you say to us and to the public today to expand on why you believe that the threat of China is real? With regard to the threat against the satellites, what would that mean"
Testimony SPEAKER_01
Hearings to examine the nominations of Francis Brooke, of Virginia, to...
senate Finance Committee · Jul 16, 2026
"And the premise, the purpose of the board of investment is to set up an avenue for dialogue between the secretary as well as with China and to really hold them accountable to the commitments that they're making as well as the articles of the trade negotiation with China. There are certain issues that we are going to take a very critical look at. But let me make it clear that our trade with China, we are looking for a fair and balanced trade with China, which we have not yet"
Testimony SPEAKER_13
Hearings to examine the nominations of Francis Brooke, of Virginia, to...
senate Finance Committee · Jul 16, 2026
"In October 2025, the Treasury Secretary announced that China agreed to purchase 25 million metric tons of U.S. soybean annually. Has China lived up to this commitment thus far and how will the Treasury Department ensure China continues to live up to its commitment going forward? And you made very clear something that is a fact, that the Biden administration didn't pursue it and they should have and farmers have been hurt as a result of that. Mr. McMaster, as Assistant Secretary, one of your..."
Testimony SPEAKER_01
Hearings to examine the nominations of Francis Brooke, of Virginia, to...
senate Finance Committee · Jul 16, 2026
"I believe that CFIUS should have a role in any type of negotiation in which it touches which is national security issues. Thank you, Senator, for the question and for raising a very important issue and what the Secretary is looking to seek, as well as the President, is fair and a reciprocal trade agreement and trade relationship with China going forward. And according to this, we haven't yet seen China really live up to the commitments that they made under the Trump 1.0 administration...."
Testimony MOOLENAAR, JOHN R.
Protecting American Innovation: The Federal Research Security Enterpri...
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jul 15, 2026
"Some of those policies explicitly encourage overseas Chinese communities and individuals with cultural or familiar ties to China to acquire knowledge and expertise in service of the Chinese government's national objectives. China's military-civil fusion strategy erases the distinction between civilian and military innovation, and the CCP's 2017 national security law makes clear there is no such thing as a truly private company in China. Scientific discoveries, commercial technologies, and..."
Testimony SPEAKER_04
Protecting American Innovation: The Federal Research Security Enterpri...
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jul 15, 2026
"Right. So we have taken steps to protect the controlled access data, so human data. There's now a restriction on individuals that are located in institutions in China or other foreign countries of concerns can no longer access that data. Human biospecimens cannot be shared with or sent to organizations in China or associated with China. So we definitely take this very seriously, and we look forward to hearing other thoughts on, you know, what else we can do. But I think, you know, we do conduct..."
Testimony THE HONORABLE F. WEILAND
A New Beginning for Colombia
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 15, 2026
"We need to invest in that. And as I mentioned, the helicopter program, we need to explore opportunities to ensure that Colombia takes over more of the financial responsibility for that program, but also perhaps grow the fleet, as I mentioned earlier. In the China space, you're absolutely right that China is a threat. Inside Colombia, we see that in the PRC-linked networks, finance networks. INL is in the process of deploying some forensic tools that would allow for money laundering to be better..."
Testimony MOSKOWITZ, JARED
More Bang for the Buck: Aligning Commercial Diplomacy Between State an...
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 14, 2026
"on dealing with China, dealing with critical minerals. And another thing dealing with China is China's manipulation of the information Americans are absorbing every day, the propaganda that the Chinese are feeding the American people in order to win the AI race, in order to win the next generation of technology. Critical minerals are a huge part of"
Testimony SPEAKER_07
More Bang for the Buck: Aligning Commercial Diplomacy Between State an...
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 14, 2026
"So I would just say in short terms, financing, insurance, diplomacy, and infrastructure is the China model, right? They come in full guns a-blazing. The countries behind them, they give them everything. I've been in meetings where you'll have an infrastructure group or a mining group bid on something in an African country, and they'll say, this is great. You win. That's the right number. But where's the money? Oh, well, Bank of China. I've got 10 guys from Bank of China. And then who's going to..."
Testimony SPEAKER_05
More Bang for the Buck: Aligning Commercial Diplomacy Between State an...
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 14, 2026
"This is a whole-of-government kind of approach. And this administration has been phenomenal on addressing trade and national security I think the concern that some people have had is, well, okay, how do we beat China without becoming too much like China? We don't want state-owned enterprises. And so some people have been alarmed with, you know, equity stakes in businesses, for example. And I remember, you know, not long ago, we were having knock-down, drag-out fights over just even the..."
Testimony SPEAKER_05
More Bang for the Buck: Aligning Commercial Diplomacy Between State an...
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 14, 2026
"And aside from that, this is where Defense Production Act kicks in. For some critical minerals, rare earth minerals, there's no way to do price discovery because 100% of the processing is in China, so there is no market price. The price is whatever China sets the price at. If you want to raise capital for that, you can't really be a true fiduciary and commit to repaid debt because you can't really tell what the market price"
Testimony SPEAKER_05
More Bang for the Buck: Aligning Commercial Diplomacy Between State an...
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jul 14, 2026
"Yeah, and so the funding authorities are a big challenge there. And, look, that's what happens. That's usually one of the shortcomings of central planning, like why historically the American market has outperformed government-driven economies. And I think that's why we need to make sure that we don't become China in our effort to counter China, and we keep the private sector a demand"
Testimony CURTIS, JOHN R.
Hearings to examine the national security strategy and the western hem...
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Jul 14, 2026
"So, Mr. Ambassador, several countries in Latin America and the Caribbean have not only switched diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to the People's Republic of China in the last few years, but they've endorsed Beijing's One China principle, which claims Taiwan is part of"
Testimony SHAHEEN, JEANNE
Hearings to examine the national security strategy and the western hem...
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Jul 14, 2026
"So can, you know, it's also pushed Canada to engage with China in ways that I think is not in our interest and long-term is not in Canada's interest either, but in fact China's foreign minister just a few weeks ago bragged that Canada might increase its exports to China by 100% by 2030. So can you give us some idea of why this administration and this president have been so antagonistic to"
Testimony THE HONORABLE MICHAEL KOZAK
Hearings to examine the national security strategy and the western hem...
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Jul 14, 2026
"We've had some pretty good remarks from the prime minister of Canada as well recently, but what I wanted to get at is what are the substantive issues that bind us and separate us. One of them has been to try to get Canada to be more responsive on things like trade with China, not becoming a... This is true both of Canada and of Mexico, that we want to be sure we don't have NAFTA want to be sure we don't have NAFTA rules as a backdoor for things coming in from China. You've had imbalances of..."
Testimony PALLONE, FRANK
American Global Competitiveness at 250: Legislative Proposals to Secur...
house Energy and Commerce Committee · Jun 30, 2026
"certainly to our ranking member, Ms. Castor, for all the work that she spent on this over the years. The two of you really did a lot of the work on this and I do want to recognize that as well, as well as Chairman Guthrie. But let me get back to this issue. So when we talk about the issue before us today, I just want to stress that American ingenuity and inventiveness are things that we can all celebrate. Over the course of our 250-year history, America has been the birthplace of countless..."
Testimony SPEAKER_07
American Global Competitiveness at 250: Legislative Proposals to Secur...
house Energy and Commerce Committee · Jun 30, 2026
"Our robots save lives and have even taken bullets in the line of duty. They are used by DHS, the military, and federal law enforcement to neutralize improvised explosive devices, provide perimeter security, and facilitate safe entry in dangerous spaces. In such sensitive applications, robots that contain cyber vulnerabilities or backdoors, especially those that are used in the military, can pose a variety of very serious risks. Inspired by our success, others have followed in hot pursuit. China..."
Testimony SPEAKER_20
American Global Competitiveness at 250: Legislative Proposals to Secur...
house Energy and Commerce Committee · Jun 30, 2026
"I appreciate your attention to detail and for your service on these efforts. It is true that we are ceding significant leads in this competition with China. Just to give some real clear stats, particularly on the issues that you talked about, according to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, between 2003 and 2007, the U.S. led in 60 of 64 technologies, and China led in three. Between 2019 and 2023, the U.S. led in seven of 64 technologies, and China led in 57 of the"
Testimony SPEAKER_27
H.R. 8800 – National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027; H...
house Rules Committee · Jun 29, 2026
"The interest of this bipartisan caucus is to have America be better positioned in biotech against the leaders around the world that oppose the United States, not only in marketplaces but in the reliability of their products and what they do. We could specifically say China, and so I could say China and mean that because I do. But what has happened is, several years ago, the United States Senate formed what is called the National Security Commission on Emerging"
Testimony SPEAKER_29
H.R. 8800 – National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027; H...
house Rules Committee · Jun 29, 2026
"for your consideration on my amendment, Amendment No. 761 to the National Defense Authorization Act. I also want to thank Representative Begich for his support of this amendment. My amendment addresses a concerning reality that is one of the greatest threats to our national security, Communist China's chokehold on our strategic supply chains, including for critical minerals. Currently, Communist China controls roughly 80% of our critical mineral supply chains. We are net import-reliant on China..."
Testimony SPEAKER_29
H.R. 8800 – National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027; H...
house Rules Committee · Jun 29, 2026
"our allies as to what steps and which investments we must make to retake control of these supply chains. The reality is that we have offshore critical defense and manufacturing capabilities to unfriendly nations for too long. But it doesn't have to be this way. America can control its own destiny if we begin to invest in our domestic workforce and industries, including the domestic mining sector. And that includes responsibly developing the vast mineral resources our country is blessed with,..."
Testimony SHERMAN, BRAD
From Wall Street to Main Street: The Future of How America Invests
house Financial Services Committee · Jun 25, 2026
"selective, well-educated investors. And much of that comes from managed mutual funds. Now, two other points I want to make. One is about the investing in China. I do not believe that index funds and perhaps mutual funds in general should be just indexing in China, especially according to an index. A couple of reasons for that. The first is we've got a lot of index funds that are not even buying the companies that fit the index. They're instead buying not Huawei, but a variable interest entity..."
Testimony KIM, YOUNG
Implementing an America First Approach in the East Asia and Pacific Re...
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jun 25, 2026
"That is all while Beijing continues its campaign to turn the South China Sea into a Chinese communist lake by turning small island features into Chinese military bases and expending its legal claim to waters belonging to other nations through artificial island construction. So can you talk about what the Trump administration's message is, and, you know, for what message is Trump administration giving to China when it considers reclamation activity in the South China Sea? Could you be a little..."
Testimony THE HONORABLE MICHAEL DESOMBRE
Implementing an America First Approach in the East Asia and Pacific Re...
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jun 25, 2026
"Chairman, thank you very much for that question. Obviously, the activities of China in the South China Sea, whether they're in reaction to the Japan-Taiwan negotiation or otherwise, obviously are of utmost concern to us and something we pay attention to quite"
Testimony AMO, GABE
Implementing an America First Approach in the East Asia and Pacific Re...
house Foreign Affairs Committee · Jun 25, 2026
"and doesn't strengthen the relationships between East Asian and Pacific nations in the United States. Thanks to President Trump's executive orders, the United States is leaving international organizations focused on Pacific nations, like the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, creating a vacuum, right, a vacuum that China will fill. The administration also closed Radio Free Asia for months, leaving no news organization to counter China's propaganda. The administration..."
Testimony SPEAKER_07
China’s Economic Espionage and Subnational Influence in the United Sta...
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jun 25, 2026
"to expose efforts by the Chinese Communist Party to infiltrate and influence our nation's economic activities, as well as our political and public discourses. I particularly appreciate the working relationship our two committees, the Select Committee on China and the Ways and Means Committee, have had when it comes to combating China's harmful influence. That includes the letter that Chairman Molinar and I led to Treasury Secretary Besson"
Testimony SPEAKER_09
China’s Economic Espionage and Subnational Influence in the United Sta...
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jun 25, 2026
"Deng underscored that China would retain ideological stability, code words for the CCP's single-party rule, but would introduce managed capitalism under socialist guardrails to enable social transformation. China's economic transformation took off in earnest once China joined the World Trade Organization in December 2001, during the period that I was in the White House NSC staff. Since then, China has orchestrated a highly strategic, highly accelerated, and multifaceted effort to steal..."
Testimony SPEAKER_09
China’s Economic Espionage and Subnational Influence in the United Sta...
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jun 25, 2026
"This decentralized but highly strategic collection method combined with theft, graft, hacking operations has allowed China to leapfrog the West in key areas of innovation. The implications of this campaign is profound. Emerging technologies are the battlegrounds of great power competition today, and China's theft of the secrets threatens not only the national security of Western nations, but also the competitive standing of their companies in the global marketplace. As former Attorney General..."
Testimony SPEAKER_09
China’s Economic Espionage and Subnational Influence in the United Sta...
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jun 25, 2026
"Traditional legal and regulatory frameworks are ill-suited to address the modern tactics employed by China, making prosecution of trade theft cases difficult, even when evidence is overwhelming. As Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned, American companies are committing corporate suicide, and I quote, by failing to prioritize IP security and guard their assets. This is not just a commercial war. It is a unilateral campaign by China to reshape and dominate the global order. In The Great..."
Testimony SPEAKER_04
China’s Economic Espionage and Subnational Influence in the United Sta...
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jun 25, 2026
"On influence operations to penetrate state institutions, from our view, the penetration of universities is a national security crisis. The interference operations in state houses, which I'll discuss later, is a scandal. Reports from this committee have documented thousands of federally funded, military-focused grants that go to American universities who then turn around and partner with entities in China tied to China's military and defense industrial base to develop military technologies. So..."
Testimony SPEAKER_01
China’s Economic Espionage and Subnational Influence in the United Sta...
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jun 25, 2026
"Maryland Delegate Chow Wu has been slandered in part simply because he has an accent. These are not the profiles of foreign agents. These are the profiles of Americans serving our country. Policies and initiatives have likewise unfairly targeted the Chinese American and broader Asian American community. The Department of Justice's China Initiative, launched in 2018, shifted from targeting people acting on behalf of the Chinese government to targeting scientists and researchers who simply had a..."
Testimony SMITH, JASON
China’s Economic Espionage and Subnational Influence in the United Sta...
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jun 25, 2026
"Thank you. Now we'd like to turn to questions, and I'll recognize myself for five minutes of questions. Mr. Shedd, you've discussed the importance of protecting the crown jewels of American technology, including our cutting-edge AI models. This week, news broke that Alibaba targeted Anthropic with a distillation attack to steal Anthropic's intellectual property. Given your expertise in China's espionage methods, what does this tell us about how China In following up on a related topic, if there..."
Testimony SPEAKER_04
China’s Economic Espionage and Subnational Influence in the United Sta...
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jun 25, 2026
"these threats so that they're not kind of having to deal with it ad hoc as they see and learn about it in process, that they could actually train on it and learn about it. Some states, Utah, Texas, and otherwise, are creating their own trading modules to counter transnational oppression, but I think that they would all seek federal expertise on that issue. Thank you very much, or are you simply a racist? Congressman, what I'm referring to are Chinese folks who are just born in a U.S. territory..."
Testimony SPEAKER_00
China’s Economic Espionage and Subnational Influence in the United Sta...
house Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party · Jun 25, 2026
"This is where we need to have that trust. We need to be able to effectively have allies on our side to let us know what's going on, but the DNI is working to take over counterintelligence responsibility from the FBI. Given that the new acting director, Bill Pulte, has zero experience in intelligence, zero experience in counterintelligence, zero experience, quite frankly, in national security, if China is truly, in fact, our urgent and growing threat, aren't we just handing them a huge window of..."
Testimony SPEAKER_07
Trash to Treasure: Examining Legislation to Support Domestic Critical ...
house Energy and Commerce Committee · Jun 24, 2026
"Battery manufacturers are sourcing critical minerals from different parts of the world like Chile, Australia, and Argentina to build those batteries in the United States, only to have these materials shipped back to China when those batteries reach end-of-life or become manufacturing scrap. Those critical minerals then become controlled by China, and in essence, we're subsidizing China's critical mineral supply chain. China controls an estimated 70 to 90 percent of the global critical mineral..."
Testimony SPEAKER_17
Trash to Treasure: Examining Legislation to Support Domestic Critical ...
house Energy and Commerce Committee · Jun 24, 2026
"depending upon the composition of the black mass. So communication between trying to get to the bottom line of this? I think that might be helpful. You mentioned in particular China. China takes the position that black mass is not a solid waste if it meets certain standards, and that"
Testimony PALMER, GARY J.
Trash to Treasure: Examining Legislation to Support Domestic Critical ...
house Energy and Commerce Committee · Jun 24, 2026
"is extracting lithium and cobalt and neodymium is a very difficult process. China has developed technology to do this at scale. My guess is they're not as concerned about environmental impact as we are. We're not going to use the technology like China uses. We're going to do this better. But does the U.S. or any of our allies possess this ability to do this at scale processing facility in South Carolina. And we can do this without harming the"
Testimony FIGURES, SHOMARI
"To Review the Implementation of Farm Safety Net, Disaster, and Conser...
house Agriculture Committee · Jun 24, 2026
"Well, we hear about markets in Alabama. We have a lot of peanut farmers. I know you have a soybean background yourself. Soybean markets, as you know, we saw exports to China dry up almost 76% over the last year, and I understand some deals are in place to make some of that come back, but China is going to Brazil, standing up markets and making investments in Brazil for not just soybeans but for peanuts and for other crops as well. So my concern is those markets aren't coming back to Alabama,..."
Testimony CURTIS, JOHN R.
Hearings to examine the nominations of Juan Segura, of Virginia, to be...
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Jun 18, 2026
"Thank you. It's great to be with all of you today. Ms. Lake, as you know, I've enjoyed getting to know you better. If I'm honest, I knew you from your persona, and you and I had really never met, and I've spent a lot of time trying to get to know the real Carrie Lake. I'm grateful for the visit you made to my office and for the chance that we've had to talk about a number of issues. I'm somewhat satisfied on a lot of those questions and would like to turn my attention today to Jamaica and..."
Hearing "For the Purpose of Receiving Testimony from the Honorable Brooke L. Rollins, Secretary, U.S. Department of Agriculture"
house Agriculture Committee · Jun 4, 2026 · Transcript
ROUZER, DAVID "He's trying to level the playing field. And you know, you don't do this overnight. I mean, you had 40, 50 years of China, China, China, China. I can't tell you how many people, when I worked for U.S. Senator Jesse Helms, and then later Elizabeth Dole, line after line after line of people would come in the office and say, if we can just get our market in China, you know, it's going to make everybody better, and we're going to be able to change their communist regime, and they're going to become more democratic. And my old boss would look at them and more or less say, you can take the tiny..."
Hearing Hearings to examine made in China and paid by seniors, focusing on stopping the surge of international scams.
senate Aging (Special) Committee · Jan 14, 2026 · Transcript
NATHAN PICARSIC "one that will impose costs to the Chinese government for its role and deter attacks on America's elderly moving forward. State-backed scamming has emerged from China, just like state-backed industrial espionage efforts. China plays a leading role in scams that originate both in China itself and outside in hot spots across Southeast Asia, for example, where scam operations exist and scam compounds operate under Chinese leadership. China's criminal networks are permitted and at times abetted by the Chinese state and its ruling Communist Party. The leaders of the Chinese The leaders of the..."
Hearing Hearings to examine AI and the American dream, focusing on promoting innovation, affordability and American dominance.
senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee · Jun 11, 2026 · Transcript
SPEAKER_02 "Well, I think the administration stated that their calculation was that these are not the leading-edge chips. They are second- or third-level chips, and that sending them to China would therefore not give China the best, but could complicate China's ambitions to indigenize. My sense was that the calculations probably cut the other way, but I do think it's important that the administration has been very clear, the President has said repeatedly, that the principle is to deny China the leading-edge chips, to deny them"
Hearing An Overview of the Department of Energy’s Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Request
house Science, Space, and Technology Committee · Jun 10, 2026 · Transcript
SPEAKER_09 "Other countries seem to be buying. Whether you think or the president thinks those countries are stupid, they're buying from China. Do you think we should be selling wind turbines to other countries too, producing them here and selling them to other countries? The president himself complained about other countries buying wind from China. He called them stupid, but he admitted they are buying wind from China. So do you think we should cede this marketplace to China? Okay. Well, unfortunately your actions, the actions of this administration are undermining"
Hearing "Agricultural Perspectives on the Future of the USMCA"
house Agriculture Committee · Jun 10, 2026 · Transcript
TAYLOR, DAVID J. "Our neighbors to the north and south have been consistent partners in trade, but we should always remain concerned about what would happen if we didn't have those markets. We've seen time and again that when we lose market share, other countries jump in and take our place, and it's almost impossible to get back. We saw that with Brazil and China in 2000. U.S. soybean sales to China were almost double what Brazil sent them, but today it's Brazil supplying nearly 70 percent of China's total soybeans. So, Ms. Byer, hypothetically, where would Mexico and Canada turn if this vital trade agreement..."
Hearing Hearings to examine the future of self-driving cars.
senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee · Feb 4, 2026 · Transcript
MORENO, BERNIE "And Dr. Pena, how about you? Our autonomous But how is that possible given that you said in your testimony that we're locked in a race with China, with China but it seems like you're getting in bed with China. The cars that you're looking to bring into the United States are Chinese automobiles owned by Chinese auto companies, are they"
Hearing Hybrid Warfare in Europe Against U.S. Interests: Moscow and Beijing’s Playbook
house Europe Subcommittee · Dec 16, 2025 · Transcript
SPEAKER_07 "front lines of these hybrid attacks. However, President Trump's national security strategy chooses a different path. He'd rather undo our alliances and embolden Russian aggression. We need peace in Ukraine and ensure that they have a central role in the resolution of this war. We must make it clear that aggression is unacceptable, whether from Russia, from China, or some other malign actor. Russia and China have increased their cooperation in using hybrid warfare methods. China is clearly watching Russia's use of them. And how the U.S. and our allies stand up to these threats. A clear example..."
Hearing Hearings to examine arms race.
senate Foreign Relations Committee · Dec 10, 2025 · Transcript
RISCH, JAMES E. "endangering the safety of the American people and further eroding global stability. Meanwhile, China is in the midst of a dramatic nuclear buildup and has the fastest growing nuclear arsenal of any nuclear armed state. And while China races to nuclear parity with the U.S., it shows little to no interest in arms control talks. But as troubling as these developments from Russia and China are, we cannot take our eye off rogue states with nuclear ambitions. Fortunately, President Trump took action to destroy Iranian nuclear facilities earlier this year. By doing so, he prevented a dangerous,..."
Hearing Hearings to examine maritime security in Africa, focusing on assessing threats to United States commercial diplomacy and national security interests.
senate Africa and Global Health Policy Subcommittee · Dec 10, 2025 · Transcript
RISCH, JAMES E. "endangering the safety of the American people and further eroding global stability. Meanwhile, China is in the midst of a dramatic nuclear buildup and has the fastest growing nuclear arsenal of any nuclear armed state. And while China races to nuclear parity with the U.S., it shows little to no interest in arms control talks. But as troubling as these developments from Russia and China are, we cannot take our eye off rogue states with nuclear ambitions. Fortunately, President Trump took action to destroy Iranian nuclear facilities earlier this year. By doing so, he prevented a dangerous,..."
Hearing "Examining the Economic Crisis in Farm Country"
house Agriculture Committee · Feb 11, 2025 · Transcript
THOMPSON, GLENN "I fully understand that the uncertainty for our producers with regards to tariffs, trade, and how this all unfolds has headed our storm clouds on the horizon for our producers, but I will remind my colleagues that in its first term, President Trump was able to renegotiate more favorable terms for USMCA, and let us not forget about the Phase 1 China deal, which I'll point out, the Biden administration never held China's feet to the fire, and they continue to not—China continues to not meet those commitments. That is in addition to new non-tariff barriers being erected around the world, like..."
Hearing Hearings to examine the nomination of Lieutenant General Douglas A. Schiess, USSF, to be general and Chief of Space Operations.
senate Armed Services Committee · Jul 16, 2026 · Transcript
WICKER, ROGER F. "Why do you say that the space capabilities are particularly important in the Pacific? And then you say that the threat China poses is real. What can you say to us and to the public today to expand on why you believe that the threat of China is real? With regard to the threat against the satellites, what would that mean"
Hearing A New Beginning for Colombia
house Western Hemisphere Subcommittee · Jul 15, 2026 · Transcript
THE HONORABLE F. WEILAND "We need to invest in that. And as I mentioned, the helicopter program, we need to explore opportunities to ensure that Colombia takes over more of the financial responsibility for that program, but also perhaps grow the fleet, as I mentioned earlier. In the China space, you're absolutely right that China is a threat. Inside Colombia, we see that in the PRC-linked networks, finance networks. INL is in the process of deploying some forensic tools that would allow for money laundering to be better detected. We're also involved in developing tools that would allow for crypto seizures. Most..."
Hearing From Wall Street to Main Street: The Future of How America Invests
house Capital Markets Subcommittee · Jun 25, 2026 · Transcript
SHERMAN, BRAD "selective, well-educated investors. And much of that comes from managed mutual funds. Now, two other points I want to make. One is about the investing in China. I do not believe that index funds and perhaps mutual funds in general should be just indexing in China, especially according to an index. A couple of reasons for that. The first is we've got a lot of index funds that are not even buying the companies that fit the index. They're instead buying not Huawei, but a variable interest entity in the Cayman Islands that has a similar name to big Chinese company. That is not investing in the..."
Hearing "To Review the Implementation of Farm Safety Net, Disaster, and Conservation Programs"
house Agriculture Committee · Jun 24, 2026 · Transcript
FIGURES, SHOMARI "Well, we hear about markets in Alabama. We have a lot of peanut farmers. I know you have a soybean background yourself. Soybean markets, as you know, we saw exports to China dry up almost 76% over the last year, and I understand some deals are in place to make some of that come back, but China is going to Brazil, standing up markets and making investments in Brazil for not just soybeans but for peanuts and for other crops as well. So my concern is those markets aren't coming back to Alabama, that they're gone. They're drying up over these tariff policies. So yes, it may have opened up some..."
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