But if it takes concrete action to deal with the considerations that we and tons of different international locations have voiced, we will respond positively. For example, Beijing wants to place itself on the middle of global innovation and manufacturing, increase other countries’ technological dependence, and then use that dependence to impose its international policy preferences. And Beijing is going to nice lengths to win this contest – for example, taking benefit of the openness of our economies to spy, to hack, to steal technology and know-how to advance its navy innovation and entrench its surveillance state. Earlier this month, …