I can speak for virtually every member of the Senate Agriculture Committee in our eagerness to working with you.

I want to talk for just a moment about applicant burden reduction.

Yes, we have seen Russian activity and intentions to have an impact on the next election cycle here.

We ought to--we should be unafraid to use the leverage that comes with our generosity from the American taxpayer.

the health of our rural communities is depending on the health and well being of our farmers and ranchers in this country

I can only support a data security bill that provides consumers with protections that are stronger than current ones.

What's the obligation to report the payment or the breach to law enforcement and once a bounty is paid, is that obligation changed?

One of our jobs here in Congress is to prioritize the dollars we do have on research.

It would be better for Congress to pass no bill at all than pass a bill that provides consumers with less protections under the status quo.

I would welcome your reassurances that--I am sure you will tell me that you are spending many millions of dollars and working diligently and you have the right personnel in place.

The fact that the company took approximately a year to notify impacted users raises red flags within this committee.

I am hopeful that we can really close that out and have an improved NAFTA, a modernized NAFTA that is better for the American producers.

I'm also a little bit surprised to see that the United States has given $48 million to IARC.

Many Americans who are charged with managing Social Security benefits for their elderly parents or for their children struggle to make the system work. I have heard stories from my communities in Kansas of the burdensome process that can…

What are the other techniques, besides bug bounties?

I have every expectation they will continue to try and do that.

Without objection, they'll be entered.

I just wondered how different it would have been in 2016 if that clause had been a matter of practice?