Until the Air Force, until the Air Force has sufficient numbers of F-35s, the Air Force intends to keep the A-10 viable and combat ready.

In the cyber domain, the services risk building similar capabilities in different ways to conduct the same mission with significant duplication and overlap.

I strongly support these efforts, the way it is being handled, the steps the President has taken to apply both the diplomatic and economic pressure on Russia.

We are not sacrificing future R&D right now because of a tight budget?

We, I believe, are making a grave mistake in divesting ourselves of the A-10, when it is performing so magnificently and there is no other airframe that can do the job it has done.

The problem with risk management doesn't include ammonium nitrate, so that is a problem for us.

Good. Because at the end of the day everybody benefits from this.

You know, just talking to my colleagues from West Virginia, this has been a huge blow to that State.

I am proud of our State and what we are doing.

I think it is a smart thing to do.

I see it as a failure, as you say, of the equipment to hold the chemical.

I am looking for action here, not a lot of words, and so far I have seen a lot of words.

Sir, unfortunately, your time has expired, so we are going to move on and we will get to you in the questions.

Today this committee continues its important oversight of efforts to improve the safety and security of chemical facilities across this Nation.

Thank you, Senator.

But it certainly means we need to enforce the laws we have, and tighten them up and make sure they work. That is really the key.

When will I hear about that? When will we hear about that, this committee?

We are not there yet, we are working on it, and I know you will help me get there, so I appreciate it.