It's very difficult to hold people accountable.

We're going to have the cleanest air, the cleanest water.

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You look at the corruption at the top of the FBI, it's a disgrace.

You have my absolute commitment to continue to press each and every one of the manufacturers until each and every one of these dangerous air bags are replaced.

This Senator has been through a kabuki dance on the issue of OMB trying to control NASA for years and years.

Thank you for that comprehensive answer, and, if you would, since you have just made the case for extending the ISS, would you provide to the Committee examples of all those things that are going on that you just referenced for the…

Since we have a vote in progress, Mr. Chairman, I think I'll stop right there. I thank the witnesses, thank them for their expertise, and I think that the purpose of this hearing has been accomplished.

Not just the transportation cost, but the $1.2 billion per year that Mr. Martin indicated just to keep the Station alive.

the ISS Transition Report makes it clear that NASA will continue to need access to low Earth orbit, even as we move to exploring Mars.

When Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison and I authored the NASA authorization bill of 2010 that set NASA off on the dual course of a commercial industry of launchers...

You know, right now, NASA is paying for the transportation cost to and from the Station on commercial cargo and soon to be American astronauts to go to and from.

It is rather for Congress to make that determination.

You're talking about commercial companies suddenly taking such a large bite of the financial pie. It's possible they might choke on it, isn't it?

And you do not have any assurance that that business model is still there to support their commercial rockets. Is that correct?