But I think there's actually broad consensus among both parties about the need for, you know, skill--high-skilled immigration in areas where we just don't have enough American workers.

I think we've had some great testimony here today. But it's not, you know, it's not just--we can't solve it here alone on the Federal level.

So I think that being able to communicate that to employers and speaking in their language, saying, you will see the return on your investment by making some of these changes and taking a skilled-based approach to hiring, can go a long way…

The shortage of trained cybersecurity professionals is not a new problem.

Thank you, Chairman Garbarino, Ranking Member Swalwell, and Members of the subcommittee, for your dedication to growing our Nation's cybersecurity talent pipeline.

I think we understand this issue and want to know from you all what we can do together--together inside the Congress and together outside with stakeholders.

Chair, I would seek unanimous consent that my colleague, Yvette Clarke, be allowed to waive on for the purpose of this hearing.

In our investigation we saw strong evidence of collusion.

You agree that Russia interfered in the 2016 election?

Did anything in your report prove false that Russians met with Trump's family during the campaign at Trump Tower after an offer of dirt on Hillary Clinton?

You agree Special Counsel Mueller charged dozens of individuals and you indicated three, is that correct?