I mean, that's the bottom line--that that truly is a priority, when you're cutting funding to it, like this President's budget does.

I think it's probably the first time in four decades--am I wrong--in--first time in four decades that the United States--and maybe longer--will have the capability of launching, in a short amount of time, human space travel.

I would just say that, from our vantage point, priorities on paper is one thing, what an administration is willing to put its name behind is something else.

I think what, one a bigger level, what we're really--I think the question really is, you know, what is the level of commitment to getting this done at anytime in the near future?

Thank you, gentlemen, for appearing here before us today.

The first is a sustainable fishery, is that--is a goal we all share.

From Florida, this is almost a $13-billion-a-year industry.

And I would say that it is enormously important that we come together on a bipartisan basis and find a way to lock in these reforms.

the United States is, from a global perspective, in a competition for influence.

Approval of the trade agreements with Panama and Colombia have been delayed for more than 5 years.

I think there has to be a compromise on a bipartisan basis, like we did in the late 1990s.