While I am--to Congressman Menendez's point earlier, I am concerned about China, but look at the difference.

I think we need to have those really difficult and important conversations, because I really do believe in the power of good for technology, but AI will also be the most powerful weapons of this century.

So we are really looking at being much more rigorous in how we allocate our resources and how we allocate our time to ensure that we are being good stewards of the taxpayer dollars.

So I think we need to just think about what AI looks like in China and what AI looks like here.

I look forward to candid conversations about defining JCDC's core functions, how to ensure JCDC partners are involved in decisions about its future.

I believe NRMC would benefit from authorization and hope to work with you on that effort as you finalize the restructuring process.

Thank you, Director Easterly, and your team who's worked with us, for your testimony, and I look forward to a robust conversation about attacking the threats that we face.

Your success is America's success in this space, and that is something we are rooting for and want to enable.

I want to thank my friend, Chairman Garbarino, for holding today's hearing on the future of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.

War exceptions.

CISA cannot be everything to everyone, and it cannot boil the ocean.