Duncan Hunter: “We are not getting rid of GPS. We just want to make sure it is backed up so if it goes away.”

But don't spend $18 billion that way. Spend it where it has the most effect, which is the U.S. Coast Guard.

But the catch-22 is that if the Coast Guard did some of these things, they would have more people to do other things.

Our entire way of life is dependent on space. And our, not enemies necessarily, but our competitors know that.

I first want to thank Chairman Shuster for giving me the opportunity to serve for nearly 6 years as the chairman of the Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation Subcommittee, and I would like to thank him for yielding me time. {time} 1830…