I don't think anybody on this Committee disagrees, about the issue of what sequestration can do.

Another reason why Congress has to move ahead in the area of cyber legislation.

Given the critical importance of maritime surveillance to our national security and our economy, we cannot afford a gap in this capability.

We have to move to forward on information-sharing.

I think the number one subject is sequestration, and I think we have to keep on focusing, because it is a system that is making us weaker as a country.

Space is one of the most important things we deal with.

The bill would facilitate the sharing of cyber intelligence between the government and the private sector.

If in fact this system were not funded and we would stop the system 2 years in, do you feel it would affect our national security?

Now the Precision Tracking Space System I believe is a necessity for our country, especially so we are not outgunned by the Irans, the South Koreas, the rogue states.

We just dropped today a bipartisan bill on cybersecurity.

I really hope you focus on the issue of launch, because it bothers me when the United States is not number one in that arena.