Are you sure you don't want to go first? Whatever, I can go.

The potential for malicious Russian cyber activity, as well as attacks by other adversarial nations like China, Iran, and North Korea, is only increasing.

Congress must continue to facilitate public and private partnerships that are able to meet and repel these threats.

I am confident that this is the best path forward.

This is going to be the great challenge for the next how many years, I don't know.

We need to think about it in terms of the financial viability.

It affects every aspect of our life.

The threats have advanced, the technology also needs to advance.

The legislation that was passed recently... is a step in the right direction.

I think that the information sharing between the public and private sector is absolutely critical.

We talked about what FEMA was doing for its cyber programs. But Chairwoman Clarke and I just recently passed a State and local cybersecurity grant program which, when implemented, it is about a billion dollars.

My district, Long Island, suffered immensely from Superstorm Sandy almost 10 years ago and many... are still rebuilding their homes and businesses.