Could I just interrupt for a second? GWACs, BPAs. We go through acronyms every day.

They say that sunshine is the best disinfectant and it is a pretty good one.

Good. Ten million dollars for most of us as individuals or families, that is a lot of money. But I would certainly observe that while it is a lot of money, compared to $125 billion, it is a relatively modest sum.

Not everybody gets excited about this stuff. And I know sometimes my colleagues look at me, roll their eyes and say why do you spend so much time focusing on it, or why do you get so juiced up about this?

But I think we are on to something. I think we have good partners in the Administration, a bunch of good partners on this Subcommittee and Committee, and in the Senate and House, both parties.

enormous is a very good adjective.

We are trying to change the culture in the Federal Government from what we describe as a culture of spendthrift to something closer to a culture of thrift.

The good news is we are all still here. The bad news is, so are the hackers that are trying to get into our bank accounts and steal our secrets.

I think I can fairly speak for the Administration in that regard.

Well, my guess is the media will help us with that, because every time there is one of these disclosures, we hear a lot about it, and that is probably not a bad thing.

Just to follow up on the last question that Senator Collins was pursuing.