You've touched our hearts, and you've also made history.

Talk about having a screw loose.

And there is no contingency plan beyond that, except, 'If we get to it, we'll deal with it?'

the committee extends its hand to you in partnership and ongoing conversation.

I also am going to reiterate what Senator Shelby said about the joint task forces.

It reduced our ability to surge resources within our Criminal Branch and meet existing and emerging threats.

Is the administration developing a comprehensive strategy to really work at the local level?

Hello to all of our astronauts on Space Shuttle Atlantis. You are taking part in something quite historical, not only have you given the Hubble a new life, but you're going to give the Senate a new lease on life.

The American people rely on the Department of Justice, and we are passionate about restoring it to what its original mission is.

this is the way we ought to be at the table, I might add, authorizers and appropriators, not only celebrating, but really working together for the good of the country.

the safety of the people of this country in any determination we make with regard to the disposition of any of these individuals.

One of the things that really so touched me about what NASA did--and I'll just tell this little story.

Today we will be in an appropriate classified, secure forum where we can get to know more rigorously what the FBI's doing.

We are very firm that we must guard vulnerable populations against any potential predators.

Senator Shelby and I have deep, deep concerns about the census management.

One needs to keep in mind, however, security.

Let's go to the Soyuz, which is our only way that, if our astronauts get into difficulty, we can return them safely.

So it is just not an inventory about a person and what did he do and how bad he is and what we should do.