Members of the New Hampshire Army National Guard--and servicemembers like them around the country--deserve better.

The cyber threat is clearly very significant.

I want to again thank the Chairman and Ranking Member for holding this important hearing.

It strikes me as one of our biggest vulnerabilities in the sense that the information that we have and the willingness of countries to share amongst themselves is critical.

the significant impact that they are having on this country and our citizens it is a very complex issue

we are already paying out $65 billion a year on this Earned Income Tax Credit.

we have talked about fraud in the ACTC. As I understand it, we have an improper payment rate overall even in the Earned Income Tax Credit of 22 to 26 percent.

It strikes me as we think about this idea of, one of our challenges which I mentioned to the earlier panel on this foreign fighter issue, it is not just a matter of ingress and egress.

Ultimately it is going to come down to information sharing.

New Hampshire has had a 60 percent increase in heroin drug deaths. It is devastating.

General, I just want to thank you for all that you have done for the country, and I think that you will do a tremendous job as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

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