I want to point out that the trucking industry has long employed veterans and their families.

I think it is important that we have a strong research title in the bill.

I certainly think--just take, for example, I paid $4.65--I Metroed to get here this morning.

I wanted to echo Representative Maloney's comments about the need for more help for--at grade crossings.

But to get the big projects done, you are going to need big chunks of money.

I certainly think the projects of regional national significance--we really need to move forward.

Cybercrime threatens our privacy, our pocketbooks, our safety, our economy, and our national security.

the important thing is looking here at security and, you know, we--as I said, privacy is another issue but the security is something that I think we have talked about here and had hearings here and have not found any issues with that.

I have a tremendous amount of respect for him and he was a big supporter of funding for research.

I think that points out the importance of social science research that is done to help us better understand and to teach people how to, you know, avoid stepping into these--a lot of these cyber problems and being victims of cyber crimes.

Thank you, Chairwoman Comstock, for holding this hearing on cybersecurity and I want to welcome you to the Science, Space, and Technology Committee.