I too am quite frustrated that it seems that individuals are able to attack networks and individuals with relative little punishment.

An overwhelming majority of scientists believe that climate change is real, it's caused by man, and we should do something about it.

A majority of Americans have elected the person trying to take on these negotiations.

Do you think that it would help you recruit, attract, and retain these bright scientists if we were able to make them eligible for the public student loan forgiveness program?

my experience--and maybe you could tell me if it's different at Argonne or other national laboratories--is that these scientists are, you know, for all intents and purposes, they are committed to serving our government.

I do share a belief that, you know, these scientists who work on national security programs shouldn't be treated any differently when the eligibility is considered for student loan forgiveness once they serve for ten years.

one challenge that I have come across talking to our lab employees at home is that because the labs are operated as government-owned, contractor-operated, these scientists who have made six-digit investments in their future with the…

It just--it seems to evolve faster than we can stay pace with it, whether it's hacks or breaches...

This was a tragedy. And to me, it seems like it's inherently dangerous work when you're dealing with mines.

And just to clear the record and clear Brazil, it is neither a Third-World country or a dictatorship.

I think that's the President's frustration is that we have an opportunity to lead the future, and that future would be better for us economically.