Senator Thom Tillis

I think we do.

But let's go back to Alibaba.

And honestly, any business that's domiciled in China, does anybody really believe that there's separation between the CCCP and the state-owned enterprises and other supposedly independent businesses?

I think the president is on the right track to make sure that we're starting to hold China accountable.

We need a good relationship with them, but it needs to be one that's founded on trust.

And quite honestly, there are moves in China that I don't trust.

Well, look, I've got a real problem with – we had a banking committee meeting yesterday with Atkins before from the SEC.

And I've got a real problem with the U.S.

getting into a trend of –

buying into some of our companies.

I feel like we should let the free market really drive innovation.

And also back to the segment before, I watched your prior segment.

We've also got to unleash AI.

We can't be afraid of it.

We have to embrace it.

We have to leverage it.

And we have to be the leader in innovating in it.

Well, we have to be ever watchful, but the bell has been rung.

We can either decide to be the innovation leader and work with our partners and allies, the nations that we have military alliances with, to make sure that the Western world is still in the front of it.

But I'm reminded of books that I read about the Industrial Revolution, and any time that we've had a major leap in technology...