Duncan Hunter: “But these handheld detectors, they wouldn't sense something if it was in carbon or lead.”

I thank the gentleman from Virginia for his service. If you don't know, Scott Taylor enlisted in the Navy SEALs in 1997, got out, and then went back to Iraq in 2005. In Ramadi, as a Navy SEAL sniper, he was injured. And here he is now. I…

I think you have got some catching up to do.

But, again, you are talking about ScanEagle, which is extremely old technology with hopefully new sensors on it, but this is not groundbreaking, right?

This is modern politics and modern media mixed in with law enforcement that has a political agenda. That's a new Department of Justice.