Do you feel like the D.C. area has sufficient capacity in an emergency to keep all the lines of communication open or ar...
I do believe that, right now these are things that we can get to work on.
This really is a very important issue, not only because the field of forensic science is critically important to upholdi...
Washington, D.C. has gone through some recent weather events and other things and we see continued gridlock in communica...
One of the things we did on our Subcommittee is that we had a hearing on social media and the impact that social media h...
Are people making plans? And if there is something going on, whether it is an earthquake or a snowstorm or whatever it h...
This area is absolutely critical to keeping things going around the country and around the world as we need them to.
We also need to keep our eye on the larger ball of preparedness around the Nation.
The reason I was asking is we talked a minute ago, one of the witnesses talked about sort of a phased leaving of the cit...
I would like to start today by recognizing that today's hearing coincides with the 70th anniversary of the surprise atta...
There is a huge risk in not being prepared.
If we have a terrorist attack, if we have any kind of contamination, leaving the building exposes them to much higher le...
Thank you, Senator Warner.
OK. Well, that's helpful.
I want to give a special thanks to Senator Warner, because he has been the primary driver in getting this hearing schedu...
The Chinese government... wants to proceed in international commerce; yet they seem to be unwilling to step up and be fi...
Thank you. And thank you for staying in the allotted time.
Our money should not be going overseas, but staying here and helping to put our country back together.
