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So we have got a lot to do together, and we want to work with you to recapitalize and rebuild the Department of Justice so we can render justice in our country and have our national honor restored abroad.
Well, I understand that the Hubble has led to 7,000 scientific papers, and that the information on Hubble, even that which continues to be analyzed, could fill two Libraries of Congress...
We're concerned that NASA is flat-lined after 2010.
I really want to pay tribute to both Senator Glenn... he was a learned counselor and adviser to help me really understand the breadth and depth of the American Space Program.
We believe science at NASA saves lives, saves the planet, and creates jobs for the future.
We believe science should speak for itself, and that the facts of science should speak for itself.
We've got to get back to this, because we believe that in order to maintain U.S. leadership in aeronautics, we need to make those public investments.
What would be useful to us in the debate is to know what we can continue to contribute for our colleagues, so that decisions, recommendations, policy initiatives and policy flashing lights would come from our science.
But the administration is counting on these 8 flights to be done by 2010.
This is--this is stunning, and it will--it impacts thousands of lives.
The administration is committed to flying the Space Shuttle 8 more times to finish the Space Station.
We would not know today about the global climate crisis if it were not for NASA.
We are so proud, here, in this subcommittee, that we fund 80 percent of all climate change science.
What is in the President's request for the NASA educational efforts?
We're talking about thousands of people who've really served the Nation with fidelity and reliability, I mean, they really kept the Shuttle going.
The Senate is a wonderful institution, we've actually had three astronaut Senators--John Glenn, Jake Garn, and Bill Nelson.
We may be the leader in manned space flight today, but the eventual ramifications of this budget... has the potential to ensure that this lead will end, perhaps forever.