There is no more cuts if we stay on the Budget Control Act (BCA) numbers.
We're not pretending that we have the capability to protect Europe or the United States from a massive Russian launch.
We have seen some progress in competition, and it has saved the taxpayers some money.
I think I am correct--and I will just wrap up here--to say that we were, I think, at $554 billion for budget function de...
With sequestration and the way current law expects spending to be, DOD will spend $521 billion this year.
In March of last year, Secretary Hagel announced steps to strengthen homeland missile defense, including the deployment ...
The President made a commitment at the time of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) that we would be involved...
I think it's important that the Americans and our adversaries know that we have very effective missile systems that will...
To help Congress and others know that we're getting accurate testing, realistic testing, on the kind of situations we mi...
Let me just tell you, you're going to be looking at $521 billion. Is that sequestration or not?
We don't doubt that they eventually have the capability to make that a successful missile if left to their own devices?
It's something I hope we can be successful on. I know we can if we work on that.
We will make a mistake if we get far away from that, in my opinion.
What missile defense capabilities might be useful as part of a potential military response to Russian aggression in Crim...
Imagine that we might just ask France to do this for us, and I suspect it would be cheaper.
This is somewhat of a dangerous trend, it seems to me.
That's delayed.
Last year, our interest on the debt was $220 billion, which is a lot of money.