Do you believe the Combatant Commands should also have such a capability and are you concerned whether they do or don't have one?

you are looking at using the existing MOX building and its 400,000 square feet of un-finished space to machine plutonium, yet your own analysis says you need only about 100,000 square feet of that space.

Are you concerned about the DOE NNSA's ability to produce 80 plutonium pits per year by 2030 as mandated in the statute?

I support that decision because of the integrated security challenge that we face with those threats.

Thank you, Madam Chair, and thanks for holding today's hearing, and to our witnesses for being here.

This subcommittee has a strong history of bipartisan support for modernization of our nuclear deterrent.

The Department has proposed to terminate the MOX program and send the plutonium to WIPP.

What is your assessment of the cost estimation effort at the NNSA and why is it important?

I appreciate the fact that the Administration has recommended a look-back period to recognize these recent investments.

Many Hoosiers have welcomed the vibrant debate back home about what infrastructure priorities we should have.

That's how we arrived at the estimate of $500 billion to $800 billion coming from the incentive program.

Just to add a measure of certainty perhaps in the margins of this situation, it would be helpful to get the Administration's position regarding the need to keep the Red Sea ports open to humanitarian and commercial supplies, especially…

We look forward to continued dialogue so that we can improve existing programs, make sure that those programs which are effective remain effective, and we prevent this linkage which has been identified from groundbreaking research between…

this is -- I want to raise an alarm here that we have been attacked. This is a really serious problem.

During rollcall vote No. 101 on H.R. 1119, I mistakenly recorded my vote as ``yea'' when I should have voted ``nay.'' Ms. DeLAURO. Mr. Speaker, I was unavoidably detained and so I missed rollcall vote No. 101 regarding the ``Satisfying…

North Korea should know that all options are on the table.

I want to thank Chairman Crapo and my good friend from Kansas, whose statement is so similar to mine in many ways. In rural Indiana--you talked about relationship banking. That is, in many ways, the heartbeat of a community. Our small…

Tough decisions have to be made, primarily by Congress, through legislative means, but we need a willing partner at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue as well.