I think we will get it.

This is not a new problem.

We are committed to the safety of our astronauts.

Thank you for fighting the good fight with commercial crew and trying to keep our funding as high as possible.

We are all deeply troubled about what is going on in Ukraine, and the behavior of Russia and Mr. Putin's words and so on.

I don't want to be beating a dead satellite here, but Earth science is $56 million below fiscal year 2014.

So that is why we worked with Senator Murray and Senator Sessions to pass a budget that canceled sequester.

I am committed to a balanced space program, human spaceflight, reliable transportation system to both the space station and areas beyond, the space science, and, of course, aeronautics.

I can't thank Senator Shelby enough for the way he helped move that omnibus.

NASA needs this funding to support a balanced space program that funds human space flight, reliable and affordable transportation systems and space science.

Let me start by saying that I am unhappy with NASA's budget.

As long as you continue to fight as you have been doing, you and Senator Shelby, on the importance of commercial crew...

I think this is a really important and timely hearing.

Prices have definitely gone up from about $40 or so early in the 2000s to up to about $180 now.

I think I share the view of our chairman and our ranking members that we will get WRRDA completed in short order.

We strongly encourage you to support PAC funds that provide critical links between our ocean and the millions of Americans who visit the coast each year.

Sanctuaries serve as economic engines for our communities and businesses, supporting thousands of jobs and generating billions of dollars in local revenues.

Lack of funds will force ONMS to cut public access and recreation opportunities, cancel collaborative efforts with museums and universities that leverage private funds for taxpayer benefits, and terminate education initiatives.