Unfortunately, these gains don't continue into the future, and this is where we're deeply troubled.

Thank you, Dr. Triay.

FEMA did not have its act together, and we knew that in Florida the year before when four hurricanes hit Florida in 2004 within a 6-week period.

Congress went along with that, on the condition that when Rocky Flats was finished, the savings would be applied to accelerate cleanup at other sites.

Back on the jobs, do you have an estimate of the new jobs that are created by the stimulus bill, how many are going to be Federal and how many in the private sector?

You have corrected a number of those deficiencies by what we have seen, the mistakes in the past.

You have to have somebody on the ground who does that and somebody who is a professional in doing that.

It is what this Nation needs. It is what Florida has been fortunate to have.

Now, after the stimulus bill money is over, which is in a couple of years, what happens to those jobs?

I can testify to that because I have been sitting by his side in the Emergency Operations Center of the State of Florida since 1995 and have seen him perform under very difficult circumstances.

All right. Now, are the projects that are going to be funded first with the stimulus bill money, is this addressing the high-risk and the most cost-effective projects?

What is it that you're cleaning up, and why is it necessary to spend all this money?