We need to make sure that when we are talking about this, we do not confuse the two concepts.

We have to fix this, and I think the Chairman has held a meeting.

It is definitely a force multiplier, and more and more small businesses are coming wanting protection, understanding the risk and the liability.

I just think it is really important we talk about cyber hygiene.

That is just invaluable. That is the kind of army you need to prevent people sneaking in through the back door.

That front end coordination is really important.

I think we have to be really careful when we are pointing fingers about not having a full contingent, because this is not something new.

I am very pleased this morning to welcome Mr. Matt Greek as one of our experts providing testimony this morning.

I am here representing a special interest group called the workers of America.

Basin Electric is actually a generation and transmission cooperative that is owned by the rural electrics collectively and serves about three million, or probably more than three million, customers in about nine states.

This puts a burden on you, and I want to make sure that the Fed understands that this is not--at least this sponsor of 2155 did not in any way want to limit your ability to identify those institutions under 250 who present systemic risk.

It's important to be able to execute with certainty any time we're doing major capital work.

Well, I am glad to hear that. We worked very hard to get the regulatory primacy.

Our choices are pretty limited. Your choices are going to be pretty limited if we do not do postal reform.

The post office has been rudderless.

We need to do that on the scoring. That will absolutely bring resources to you, help get projects done.

I have a bill in with Senator Cory Booker, so it is a bipartisan bill on WIFIA.

I worry that many communities in North Dakota and across the nation that rely on CDBG will be losing a valuable tool.