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Yes, Senator. We do. We explicitly talk about retaliation as being totally unacceptable conduct.

Senator, I think on restricted reports it is.

I would like to add my voice to the many that you have heard in the past and today who have deep concerns, obviously, about the actions and the accusations of sexual harassment at the academy.

I am outraged, truly outraged, by these reports. I think we all should be ashamed of them.

I do not need to remind them there is no place for sexual assault anywhere in our society, let alone in our United States Merchant Marine Academy or any of the other academies.

So basically our whole... those senators who have been really on energy efficiencies that we have been trying to do here is all for naught when it comes down to cost?

My concern is reliability, and I think this first question will go to Mr. Cauley.

You would be concerned about the reliability, putting all your eggs in one basket?

I have not spoken to one CEO of a major utility that believes that they have the right mix in their energy portfolio.

Do we have the ability to show from a technical aspect what was done?

But their involvement in the election has shown a desire to get people that are more friendly toward the Russians?

How intense has their involvement been in other countries that we know in the past?

Could they have basically changed the outcome of the election?

Basically, I'm understanding they were more aggressive than they've ever been and they got more involved than they ever got.

Could Russia have made a difference in the outcome if they wanted to?

I think we have to be more transparent.

If we don't have programs like this and we're attacked, we won't have civil liberties and privacy.

Every administration that I'm familiar with, including the Obama administration, started out with: We're going to engage them.