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My mind is racing, but I think prudence dictates no response.

There have to be consequences, otherwise everybody is going to come after us, not just Russia, but North Korea, Iran, and terrorist organizations.

Part of the problem also is we tend to want to keep secret what we can do when, in reality, a secret deterrent is not a deterrent.

Right now, we are not imposing much in the way of consequences.

If all we do is try to patch networks and defend ourselves, we will ultimately lose.

I think you fellows understated one important point, and I do not understand why the representative from the White House is not here because I think he has a reasonable story to tell.

I want to just associate myself with the comments and questions that were made by Senator Inhofe and I think Senator Shaheen about open source software and some of the policy discussions we are having here.

I think I want to emphasize that, because there's a grave danger.

You need an IG to look at this and shine that flashlight, shine that light on those activities

I want to emphasize the importance of that, because if you look back over the past 50 years, many of our foreign policy disasters were based upon skewed intelligence, based upon the desires of the policymakers, whether it was the Bay of…

One of the committee's top priorities is to make sure that each of the intelligence agencies is doing everything that it can to minimize the risk posed by insider threats.

One of the issues that really troubles me is the lack of transparency in the system.

There wasn't any investment in R and D that would justify that kind of increase.

We looked at Turing, we looked at Valeant, and what we found was a pattern of certain, what I call, hedge fund pharma companies buying the rights to a drug and then, overnight, increasing the cost by as much as literally 5,000 percent in…

Last year, the Senate Aging Committee did an extensive investigation into the spiraling cost increases of certain prescription drugs.

S. 109 has 45 bipartisan cosponsors.

We should not be in the luxury hotel business in Europe.

Well, I think it is important too because that is a benefit that is hard to quantify, but if you add the transportation costs and the energy that is used--I like the idea of stabilizing energy prices in Maine and also stabilizing the…