Yes, he did lie. He lied to Congress. He lied to the American people.

Very concerned. We're going to have a classified briefings tomorrow with Keith Alexander and I intend to ask some questions. One of the things that we don't know is where is the content coming from. There is a whole array of content coming…

I think the system is unfair. And we need a better way for those who want to blow the whistle on the government to do so.

Yes, and they've been -- there are many of them who have been very careful to say under this program and other programs we have stopped 54 terrorist attacks. There are some members of Congress who have not been very careful and I think…

Well, yes, he did -- he did lie. He lied to Congress. He lied to the American people. I've called for him to step down, and I think he should face the same consequences that any American would face who came to Congress and gave false…

I think the system is unfair. We need a better way for those who want to blow the whistle on the government to do so.

There are some members of Congress who have not been very careful and I think have bordered on giving false testimony to the American people.

Very concerned.

I have called for him to step down, and I think he should face the same consequences any American would face who came to Congress and gave false testimony.

Sticking to the topic of legislative transparency, I served in the State legislature in Michigan before I came to Congress.

Would it be sustainable for your company to have twice the production capacity that you actually needed and to spend money that you don't have on equipment that is hardly being used?