It scares me because every day I wake up and see our adversaries making gains in cyberspace.

Those people, respectfully, disregard history, as Congress has helped to guide White House structure in the past when the moment demanded it.

I look forward to working with each of you to ensure that we strengthen America's cybersecurity against all types of threats.

When you pay it, guess what? More people are deciding they want to get into the business and try and extract you from your money, and that's the problem we're running into.

And again, that's my argument for the Cyber Director.

What I find this bill does that I think was different than previous discussions is that it doesn't expand government, which I'm really concerned about, it focuses government.

It does two things. Helps our own infrastructure ecosystem, people who are trusted vendors, to do that, No. 1.

That's the scary part.

I am also alarmed by the autopsy information the Majority requested. I don't see any legitimate reason why this committee, or any committee of Congress, would need human tissue samples from a deceased 8-year-old boy.

I would look at all the ways they're coming at us.

Public opinion is probably more with us now than it's ever been to try to defeat this thing.

If everybody in this bureaucracy gets to say no and everybody gets to sign off, we lose.