Just think about it, OK? And, I am going to ask you to do more than just think about it.

Each of you has an obligation to seize the opportunity of the sacrifices made in the Maidan, the sacrifices of the Heavenly Hundred. Each of you has an obligation to answer the call of history and finally build a united, democratic…

It allows us to focus on those places--to have the staffing and the resources in places where we really do need to look deeply into the threat from travelers.

OK. This is a question for everybody--and then I am done.

I would urge you to do that and to do it soon.

Would you do that?

I support the increased request for Amtrak, and I am hopeful that we will be able to sustain that over time.

It makes possible projects like this.

Funding and continuation, as I mentioned, of the TIGER program is absolutely instrumental in advancing rail projects in the Northeast Corridor (NEC).

I am really concerned about the sufficiency of funding.

I appreciate your engagement and diligence in ensuring that we put passenger safety first.

I am also encouraged by the great progress you are making with New York and New Jersey on the Gateway Tunnel project.

I appreciate your strong and bipartisan leadership of the subcommittee.

I hope you will discover Delaware to be an open and supportive place that I hope will enter into some public-private collaborations.

How is the department helping the IAEA overcome these challenges?

I hope you will talk about how we sustain something like the Mission Innovation commitment, a commitment to doubling investment in the clean energy transition.

Is this something about which you think we ought to be concerned?

We have to spend more money to clean up our air because other people are getting cheap electricity, and it is just not right.