We, on a bipartisan basis, cannot sustain technology with repeated cost overruns.
They said they needed $500 million each year, in 2011 and 2012.
If we don't spend the money now, when will we spend it, and will it ultimately cost us more?
And I think every member here is concerned about jobs today.
Well, I think this would be enormously useful to this subcommittee, Mr. Chairman, because, as you know, this is a topic--a big public-policy...
a government shutdown, NIH cuts, or delayed appropriations, individually or in combination, will have far-reaching consequences.
You were the guy who broke the AIDS code.
They didn't get it here.
So while we're busy--You know, we like to pound our chest and come up with all kinds of things in education to encourage people for science,...
So that's what one percent means, $320 million?
It's more like the way my heart went up during the shutdown mode.