So you know, the Russian operation created or showed--exposed is the word--a serious vulnerability on our part.

Have you all thought, since you need a lot of cyber talent, of putting Reserve cyber units located in places like Silicon Valley, Boston, and Austin?

In the interest of time, I will insert my opening comments in the record, and I am going to go kick off another committee and I will be right back.

Well, I am very, very pleased that we have made the progress that we've made.

the situation in Venezuela has gone from very bad to even worse.

I'm concerned, despite the improvements we've made to our cybersecurity, that we're too focused on cyber defense, and not on countering information operations.

What can we do to make Putin feel enough pain to cease his aggression in cyberspace?

Describe in this open session what you can about some of those offensive capabilities.

Oh, and there's Jim. He's become more famous than me.

Well, that is good news. What other ways in examples could this benefit the public when natural disasters or terrorist attacks may happen?

Thank you for such a wonderful and unforgettable visit, Prime Minister @Netanyahu and @PresidentRuvi.

All civilized nations must join together to protect human life and the sacred right of our citizens to live in safety and in peace.

Madam Speaker, sabotage. A plot is afoot in Washington. It is time to sound the alarms. It is time to let the people know. It is time to ride like Paul Revere across our Nation and awaken Americans to this sinister scheme. President Trump…

Thank you, Madam President. I say to the Senator, I appreciate what he is doing. I am a supporter and one of the cosponsors of his bill. This fentanyl problem is just devastating communities all over the country, including in my State of…

In passing, I would say to the Senator from Ohio, what was so surprising to me was, just a few grains of this deadly drug, just by being touched by someone, is absorbed into the system through the skin, and it can be lethal--just that…

Madam Speaker, I rise to congratulate Brian Cooper, who is retiring from the Office of the Parliamentarian after 35 years on Capitol Hill. Brian's first job came in 1982, when he was hired in the stock room of the Longworth Building…

Letter dated May 22, 2017 to Hon. John Thune and Hon. Bill Nelson from Christopher Johnson, J.D., LL.M., Space Law Advisor, Secure World Foundation and Ian Christensen, Project Manager, Secure World Foundation.

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