I am concerned about Al Udeid.

I think this is our gravest sort of state-to-state danger, is misunderstanding and leading to accidental conflict.

We have a seamless cooperation and agreement, arrangement, and working relationship with the Canadians in terms of NORAD?

This is a place where we really are in a serious deficit situation.

I believe that my part of this problem set is to provide that credible combat power in the face of North Korean provocation.

I agree that we need to have that public debate sooner rather than later.

The real question is what ships do we have that are ready to fight.

Success is not winning. Success is learning.

I urge you to set your general counsel loose on that issue.

If what happened to the F-35 happens to the B-21, I am going to find you.

That depends on what we are asked to do.

They do not want to sit at desks. They do not want to be PowerPoint warriors.

I think the other piece that is very important that you have talked about is digital literacy. I think it needs to start in the third grade.

I think one thing that the government can do--and General Clapper mentioned this in his agency--is red teaming the dickens out of this.

If you're right, that technically we can't defend ourselves, then deterrence is the only answer.

I think we've got to have the capacity to deter.

That gets to my point about it has to be public. People have to know what the rules are.

In my view, the major impediment is the structure which is so cumbersome and confusing and overlapping and dispersed that that produces cumbersome, overlapping, and dispersed policy.

There needs to be a more robust partnership between what the government, which cannot necessarily dominate this.

I was really struck, Admiral, by your statement that 65 or 70 percent of the attacks are essentially preventable.

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Well, I don't think we have five years. This is the longest windup for a punch in the history of the world.

It has got to start with the direction from the President that we are going to have a policy.

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