Are there any other of our allies who are not involved, either with military equipment or as part of the military effort, who have suggested they might be willing to help with the contributions to the cost?

I'm particularly interested in what you had to say about the potential of our oceans and rivers for energy production.

if I could begin in the spirit of morning business, I am here to talk about the importance of passing the reauthorization of the Small Business Innovation Research Program. I think it is important because our future economic prosperity…

Are we talking to other Arab countries about their providing assistance for military involvement, in terms of planes and flights, or for helping to provide cost--coverage for the costs of the effort?

I am concerned about the proposal in the House's budget that would have cut $600 million from nuclear nonproliferation programs.

I was really horrified to see that, according to International Panel on Fissile Materials, the global stockpile of highly enriched uranium... was enough to make more than 60,000 nuclear weapons.

I actually think we should take a lesson in terms of naming our systems. I think theirs are quite descriptive.

I'm deeply concerned with the reductions in the nonproliferation program.

If we do contribute to that, what would we learn from that and will we be able to take advantage of any of the procurement efforts?

Is there any technical reason for the United States to resume nuclear explosive testing in the foreseeable future?

the forward deployment of AN/TPY-2 radars will be fundamental to the success of the EPAA

As you look at the budget situation, can you talk about how you expect to be able to keep programs on track?