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You are never going to resolve these deferred maintenance issues at the pace we have been addressing them.

I saw Hillary Clinton talked about she was going to do more of the same thing.

I think that we can't help but take note of--you said a lot of important things, but one particular statement, and that is that there is no greater risk to our nuclear enterprise than this deferred maintenance.

To ignore that, I think, would constitute congressional malfeasance.

It is my job to be realistic. And I am very frustrated.

I want to pledge to you that I am going to do all I can to work with the ranking member to help convince our colleagues that we need to meet this challenge more aggressively because the risk to our nuclear enterprise is completely…

All I can tell you is I'm not a doctor, I'm not diagnosing it, but she's not even doing press conferences and she's doing such a few events compared to Donald Trump.

There is not a deportation force, you don't deport 11 million people, you find a way to abide by the law and see what that provides.

Look, Donald Trump is not 'softening' his position on the legality of illegal immigration.

We really do appreciate you guys and want to help any way we can.

Well, that came from the GAO report and it indicated it was for the whole country, the whole UASI.

I'm trying to figure out, though, how you make a determination that would result in Orlando and central Florida not getting a grant.

I want to look into this a little bit more and make sure that I fully understand how this is done, but I want to get back to this.

Isn't it the responsibility of the UASI program to make sure that the program's goals are met?

It is stunning to me that more wasn't done to prepare Orlando for this, to view Orlando as a target.

It's stunning to me that Orlando was turned down for the grant, and particularly considering the threats that we face, and it's been in an escalating nature.

Well when you look at the fact that there's over half a billion--$662 million, half a billion dollars that was unused from 2011, and you couldn't come up with some----

I think multilateral action is always much more effective than the United States going alone.