And it is all hands on deck. We appreciate some good things that are going on with the Marine Corps and the encouragement that you have given to us. We just want to keep pushing.

We especially waste it in the Department of Defense.

Make us a guided missile in some of the stuff that you heard here.

I like to say there are three things we need to do to continue making progress on deficit reduction.

We are an oversight Committee, as you know, and we are an authorizing Committee for Homeland Security Department.

I do not mind paying some extra taxes, I just do not want you to waste my money.

We cannot, however, effectively identify areas to reduce spending if we do not know how much and where we are spending that money in the first place.

I am a recovering Governor. My last job when trying to solve issues in our little State of Delaware...

Do not want to waste money on an audit. I understand that.

This is going to give us the ability to pursue people on the Federal level, not on the State level.

I could not agree more, and I appreciate that response.

It is a tremendous sense of satisfaction that I have gotten through working with Senator Hatch and with Eli Lilly and a number of other companies represented here today.

The Coons-Hatch bill, your bill, would tremendously accelerate our ability to stop bad actors and get good results.

I need to say my profound personal thanks to Senator Hatch for being a great partner and a good leader on this issue.

Thank you, Senator Whitehouse. I would like to thank you for chairing this hearing and for the great work that you and Senator Graham have done to make sure that we protect America's intellectual property.

We thank Senators Coons and Hatch for their leadership.

I applaud the Chair today, Senator Whitehouse, and Senator Graham for their hard work in improving efforts to deal with that.

If a thief succeeds in stealing, as you put it, your secret sauce, it can literally mean the end of the business.