The Department has repeatedly proposed H-2B rules that would add regulatory burdens and costs to American businesses.

Absolutely not. We want to keep it here.

In GDP (gross domestic product) and jobs, right?

So you wouldn't know whether this order would impact NASA's ability to pay Russia for rides to the space station?

Thank you, Madam Chairwoman.

Yes. As reflected in a recent public speech, I set forth three core principles that are grounding the SEC's review of equity market structure and guiding further actions.

I think it's critical that Inspectors General have that ability to make the decision for themselves, and legislation obviously would clear it up entirely.

Senator Mikulski and I have worked together for NASA, working to make sure, to the best of our ability, that NASA is well-funded.

We hope that things work out between us and Russia and the rest of the world.

Is there any justification, General Bolden, for advancing SLS with a funding profile that provides the taxpayers a 50-50 chance that it will succeed on schedule and on budget?

I am concerned that the budget request for SLS is a sign that NASA intends to advance a funding profile that supports a Joint Confidence Level well below the 70 percent threshold.

That's picking winners and losers, in a sense, in the marketplace, which is what we don't do.