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I think it needs to transform a good deal, because if you have an appellate decision that stands on what events have proven to be utterly false facts...

The number you used of an eight percent tax rate for the 400 biggest tax filers... means that those super-wealthy tax filers are paying lower tax rates than their limo drivers.

And within this new system there will be a significant emphasis on security of the system so that hacking and intrusions will be minimized?

A budget is a statement of values. It makes clear what we prioritize.

We just need more people. We have great people working on that, we just need more of them, and that is what I am hoping to add.

I just have a few questions. General Gibson, you are the Chair of the Capitol Police Board, which is an inherently difficult job.

Well, please keep us advised of that because it is--you know, it is a short horizon before you are in, so it is a significant issue.

Very good. You mentioned the biggest challenge is staffing, and I don't think that is unique to the Capitol Police.

And what resources or other support do you believe you need in order to correct these factors long term? And is it reflected in this budget?

One of the issues we hear consistently is the inability to hire qualified personnel throughout the economy of the United States.

I think it needs to transform a good deal, because if you have an appellate decision that stands on what events have proven to be utterly false facts...

Well, please keep us apprized, both of you, of this issue of qualified workers, finding them, keeping them because it is critical to the success of both your agencies.

I understand. Can you comment on the intelligence sharing progress that you have made with other Federal agencies?

How do we want our documents to look for the next, the next century?