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|---|---|
| Ronald Reagan went at the Soviet Union before he was president, and he went at them on their values and their rights. | |
| He went at them and he said, look at what happens to the Jewish refuseniks. | |
| Look what happens to the evangelicals by the godless communist that he would use. | |
| He'd use very pejorative terms. | |
| But what he was doing, he's speaking with clarity to the United States community and the broader freedom-loving community about who we're up against. | |
| And I do believe the president needs to start speaking in those types of terms about who we are up against. | |
| If Secretary of State Rubio flew to Dharm Salah and met with the Dalai Lama and endorsed his third way approach of a separate independent Tibet inside of China, that freaks Chinese leadership out. | |
| If the president were to meet with Falen Gong leaders in the White House, that creates huge pressure internally inside of China. | |
| These are the sort of things that don't really cost any money, but the visual imagery of it, if the president were to meet in the Oval Office with a series of people that have been persecuted by Chinese Communist Party and just has them tell their story, that creates leverage because it shows what system we are up against. | |
| And that's what we really need to do, in my estimation, more than anything right now. | |
| This just isn't an economic competition. | |
| This isn't a competition between the largest economy and the second largest economy. | |
| This is a competition of ideals. |