Congressional Taiwan Caucus

So instead of being against each other, they were actually both like fighting Japan in their own way.

And Angelica, of course, one US Congressional Taiwan Caucus co-chair said, well, the meeting did not negatively impact Taiwan and Trump avoided raising any issues regarding US commitments to Taiwan.

So he guesses it was OK.

No news is good news? I don't know.

That's correct.

And you are a co-chair of the Congressional Taiwan Caucus.

That's correct.

You've also implemented or at least introduced a lot of bills and resolutions related to Taiwan, including one this year recognizing Taiwanese American Heritage Week, as well as another resolution that condemned PRC coercion against Japan.

It absolutely will.

I mean, there is this understanding that you just talked about in Congress about Taiwan.

I'm curious about how the Congressional Taiwan Caucus factors into this.

It's the largest congressional member organization in the entire Congress.

and the U.S. is right to continue supporting our allies in the Indo-Pacific.

U.S. Representative Greg Stanton, co-chair of the Congressional Taiwan Caucus and a member of the House Select Committee on China, said it was so concerning that China's military drills look less like routine readiness and more like rehearsals, according to his ex-post.

If China believes escalating military exercises will deter U.S. support for Taiwan, It's misreading both our resolve and the growing strength of the U.S.-Taiwan Economic and Security Partnership, Stanton said.

The U.S. must continue to make clear that aggression against Taiwan will be met with a swift and serious response.