I am going to ask you to give me an update as to how the negotiations are proceeding, because I know, when you are dealing with trade, you have a country's attention.

We have, of course, very strong anti-corruption laws here, so it is difficult for our companies to be able to participate in countries where bribery is a standard practice.

If we are going to make progress on environment, on labor, on basic human rights, good governance, et cetera, it really needs to be part of a core agreement in order for it to be taken seriously.

We have worked to address these issues in TPP in a number of ways, generally on good governance through a series of transparency measures.

I agree. And let me thank you for your help on the heavy truck issue in Colombia, how their regulations could undermine the exporting of heavy trucks into Colombia.

Frankly, my colleagues and I do not agree with how NASA's proposed budget balances these cuts.

I am supporting the President in his sanctions. We have to take a strong stand, and we are proud of our NATO alliance.

Well, you and I really strongly disagree on this, Administrator Bolden. We really do strongly disagree on this.

I don't want to talk about future missions. I want to talk about now.

Are we really funding a lot of things at the expense of space science?

So when we saw this $186 million, it was deeply troubling.

I was deeply troubled to receive the President's budget. I was deeply troubled in the area of NASA because there was a reduction of $186 million from fiscal 2014.

It is part of this very bipartisan trust that we have in each other, and I appreciate it.

More than 3 years ago, a wave of political change swept through the Middle East and North Africa.

We are committed on a bipartisan basis to a balanced space program.

We are troubled over these continually shrinking resources.

We are worried about protecting 'dot mil,' okay? I think 'dot gov' is very nifty.

Exploration is great. We love extending the life of the space station.