Elizabeth Warren

If we do not know it, we cannot change it. You have to come to us and let us know how we can be helpful.

So when General Hyten says this is a top priority for me, you are all on board for that.

Thank you to our witnesses for being here today.

I'm a strong supporter of investments in this area. They will pay dividends for the future, not only for our nuclear enterprise but for all of our scientific research.

We don't have to agree on everything to agree that nuclear proliferation is bad and that we want to work together to stop it

We need a very strong response to their interference in Ukraine, what they're doing in Syria, the attack on democratic electoral systems here in the United States and around the globe

In 2014, the Russians terminated much of our bilateral nuclear security cooperation.

Despite our differences, which are many, Russia and the United States both want to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons.

We owe it to the taxpayer, we owe it to our national security, to get these costs down to a place that we can get the full range of response that we need.

It seems to me that a high-low mix of advanced and more basic capabilities in our satellite inventory would be a good way to think about it.

I have to say, I am really glad that you are thinking about this and you think about the ways that you can integrate.

Our satellite programs are incredibly complex. They are also incredibly expensive.

The commercial sector seems to be charging ahead in space.

I want to make sure we get our plug in too for Massachusetts.

Thank you very much, Madam Chair. Thank you all for being here.

If the United States tears up the deal, we isolate ourselves instead of Iran, and we empower the Iranian hardliners who reject engagement with the West.

If you are confirmed to this job, we are going to expect you to be tough on Russia.

Should we roll back our existing Russia sanctions without meaningful changes in Russia's behavior?

Russia's behavior has not changed.

I remain concerned that Russian influence could cause President Trump to roll back these sanctions.

Congress specifically required FHFA to consider principal reduction to achieve those goals.

I think it is important that they be public. We cannot exercise oversight without them.

We need to end the Government conservatorship of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and we need to do so in a way that protects taxpayers, establishes an explicit and paid-for Government guarantee, and provides more affordable housing options for…

For years--for years--people lost their homes because FHFA would not enforce the part of the bill that says give some relief to homeowners.

You said you would tackle principal reduction. I asked you about it repeatedly, but for 2 years after you were sworn in, you did not move an inch on this.