Those legislative proposals to come back would be very important to us.

Nothing breeds morale better, and a strong morale, than success.

I appreciate that very much.

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So just earlier notification but still an urgency to be able to say we have to resolve this real property issue?

I look forward to continuing that conversation and look forward to hearing your testimony today.

Any leader has a responsibility for morale of the people that are around.

Sometimes I say to my staff and others, make me a guided missile, not an unguided missile.

That will be something that we will look for in the days ahead--a legislation proposal or a set of ideas of how do we get to there.

I would tell you that Senator Carper has worked on this for a long time, and Senator Coburn, as he mentioned before, had worked on it for a long time.

That is one of the greatest problems, I think, we face in the Federal Government--that we are not communicating.

We want to be able to own it, be able to operate it.

When that moves into private hands or when it moves into not being used then the building gets rundown and becomes a problem.

We are probably going to occupy that, and no one else is going to use that control tower but us.

Everyone wants to have Federal property in their city because they are good neighbors.

I appreciate the conversation, though, as well.

Thank you. I would like to welcome Ms. Roth as well.

Thank you, Senator.