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Do you have the resources to fix this problem?

The truth is there are many communities with potentially dangerous lead problems, and if the EPA and the DEQ do not change...

I cannot understand why the Federal Government has the public trust to protect the people of this country and we fail time and time and time again.

Launch capacity exceeds demand by a 3 to 1 ratio to service it in this fixed market.

Do you support establishing so-called 'red lines' through declaratory policy statements to refrain from deliberate interference with nuclear command, control, and communications or early warning space systems?

Launch capability exceeds demand three to one to service this fixed market.

I believe enforcing the law is important to maintain confidence in our markets and to deter misconduct.

I hope that the President will follow the law, the Dodd-Frank Act, which Senator Warren had a lot of influence in.

You know, it embarrasses me that you have to raise these issues that should not even come to your level, quite frankly.

I believe every member of this committee has a responsibility to get to the truth, to make sure that government fulfills its responsibility to serve the public and, in this case, to protect the public.

The committee has been informed that the only remaining strategic radiation hardened microelectronics foundry does not have enough orders to remain economically viable after this year.

When you see an email like this, what does it tell you about the government prioritizing obfuscation over protecting the public interest?

We appreciate your appearance today. We look forward to trying to work with you in putting this appropriation together.

the discretionary budget request proposes, which I mentioned in my opening statement, to cut SLS by $770 million, and Orion by $217 million.

We all want to get rid of them, but we have to be measured in how we do it.

These cuts, if enacted, would erode ongoing science missions, jeopardize core operations, and delay exploration launches.

In the area of getting into non-discretionary funding, nearly 5 percent of NASA's budget proposal is comprised of funding gimmicks, I believe, which are contingent upon tax increases and other legislation that is yet or maybe will never be…

I think that decisions are best made when they are made on the local level.