What you feel isn't relevant, Admiral.

I think there's a lot of confusion about Section 702, and I appreciate your clear explanation this morning.

What is going on? Why? And what are the prospects for getting these Advisory Commissions back to work?

I want to express my support for this important tool for our intelligence agencies.

I do not get that. Can you explain why that order was issued?

I hope so because I do think it is very important for any national lands, but particularly national parks, for the area to have a voice in the activities and to provide information to the National Park Service and to the local park.

I don't understand why you're not answering our questions.

But just so you might know, my slogan on this is that in the land of the free, there must always be a home for the brave.

The best way to prevent the trafficking of these vulnerable individuals is to give them safe places to stay and provide services.

I am not happy that there is no additional funding for new VASH vouchers, which help our homeless veterans.

I have introduced along with Senator Martin Heinrich--actually, it is his bill that I am his key cosponsor, a two-generation economic Empowerment Act.

I am impressed and pleased that you know that the IV identified 11 material weaknesses.

And I would say to you each time in a bipartisan way this committee made sure that we got the funding back up.

I have to say among municipal officials I think it is the most popular program because of its flexibility.

I am hopeful that you will take another look at that issue and about reissuing these notices.

I am particularly troubled by youth homelessness.

This program, partially because of its interagency approach, has been successful in reducing homelessness among our veterans by 47 percent since we started it in 2010.

We have more veterans as a percent of our state than any other state in the country.