Republican Wisconsin Rep. Mike Gallagher, chairman of the House China Subcommittee, on Monday accused the president’s special envoy for climate, John Kerry, of sleeping with the Chinese government.

Kelly traveled to China this week to discuss the climate with officials from the People’s Republic of China (China). Gallagher criticized Kelly’s attempt to “cooperate” with the Chinese Communist Party on climate change, but the chairman said it was impossible.

Gallagher told Fox News’ Dana Perino, “For many officials who have been to the site, this involvement with the zombies comes at a real cost.” “John Kerry is actually the person the Chinese Communist Party likes to deal with the most because he believes John Kerry needs to work with China on climate change.”

“And John Kerry and many others in the Biden administration fail to see the obvious: the greatest threat we face is not climate change, but the Chinese Communist Party itself,” Gallagher continued. rice field. (Related: Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher accuses NBA and Disney of ‘bending the knee’ to China)

At a hearing in the Capitol on Thursday, Mr Kerry refused to call Mr Xi a dictator.

“It’s really embarrassing and embarrassing. He’s clearly a dictator. Those who are more dovish to China than I am will admit that. He’s consolidated power to a great extent. He’s He is the most powerful leader of the Communist Party of China since Mao Zedong, and the fact that John Kerry refuses to speak plainly and truthfully shows once again the cost of this approach to zombies.”

Gallagher also accused Kelly of keeping quiet about Uyghur Muslims who are allegedly imprisoned in Chinese concentration camps. He claimed that Kelly insisted it was not his “lane” when questioned about building solar panels in the country.

“It’s an abominable response, all the zombie actors and those who deceive themselves that they can distinguish between their problems, climate change or whatever, and the genocidal communist nature of the regime. We are dealing with Marxist, Leninist and totalitarian regimes with full rule by Xi Jinping,” the representative said.

In February, the House Oversight and Accountability Committee launched an investigation into Kelly over his negotiations with Beijing. The chairman of the committee, Republican Rep. James Comer, said Mr. Kerry “continued to downplay” China’s human rights abuses and hostility to the United States.