We have to get an urgency to this, and we have to deal with it not just about illegal drugs, but everything else that we expect to protect our borders.

It is critical information to have.

So 20 percent of these packages that are identified as suspicious are still getting through.

I appreciate your confidence, and I hope that this hearing helps to focus on that issue

We raised it. We raised it in strong terms.

I appreciate the fact that in response to Senator Carper's question, the answer almost universally was more funding.

To the Chairman's good question about what could the Chinese do, how about prosecuting these two individuals who you all have indicted?

We are not coordinating well. We are not doing what we should be doing.

Thank you for not just cooperation on the report but your input on the report. You and your staff made this report not just bipartisan but nonpartisan.

We are committed to aggressively an increasing AED for packages coming into the United States in order to improve the targeting of illicit drugs and other contraband.

They have a growing problem of opioid addiction.

So I would just ask you to--especially the Postal Service as we go forward, we are trying to gather support for our bill because if we can stop some of this--I know it is not the only solution.