Thirty to 1 seems like a lot, particularly given what is happening along our coasts.

Because we are on the losing end of 30:1 in Rhode Island.

the American people need to know the hundreds of millions of dollars which have been spent to build a world class facility there at Camp Humphreys

Have you made a referral to the Justice Department yet for enforcement action in any of these real estate transactions?

One of the difficulties is finding who the ultimate beneficial owner is.

Is that information available to the Congress and the public?

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I think it is vitally important for the Department, and ultimately for the taxpayer, to make sure that we are spending dollars the way they should be spent, and we are getting the most for them.

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I am interested in your take on what sea level rise infrastructure impacts our ports are looking at.

I think we need to fix that. I know we have been through a problem of earmarks that received a lot of justified criticism. Our response was to abandon this responsibility entirely. I think that was an overreaction.

Any time sanctions have worked, it has been in conjunction in a multilateral agreement with other countries.