We finally got around to realizing that the military is an institution of government.

I, frankly, think that every library in the United States ought to have oral history of that community.

Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman.

What triggered it is this magnetometer, putting it in the Longworth Building, in the garage. And it just seemed, in looking at it, is why here, why now, why this place?

I think it is time that we revisit that.

Yes, I presume that the decision to move sort of out of the Washington area was a strategic one, plus probably cost-effective for real estate purposes.

I hope that is not going to create light pollution.

There was no response.

I hope that we can use--I mean, the dream here, the idea is, if we are going to move one, let's move all, and let's all be in one place.

I am getting congratulated by everybody. Half of them are friends and the other half of them are congratulations and good riddance.

I think what we need to do is leave behind or allow staff members from the Library of Congress and CRS to travel to these emerging democracies and work with their staffs.

I think that we have to set priorities.