The OCO experiment has been an abject failure. It has given the Department budgetary relief valve that has allowed it to avoid making difficult decisions.

Thank you, Mr. Chair.

Thank you, Mr. Amodei.

I think those are the kinds of things that we need to do now, and we could maybe start making some serious headway on some of this.

I mean, we have--and I don't know how we do this, because we are the Federal Government, and a lot of this stuff needs done.

That is mind-boggling to us, how, given everything going on, the FBI issues some kind of report...

I would like to just kind of follow up and ask Chief Pittman if she could answer the question about the tens of thousands of insurrectionists, what that exact number was of people on the Capitol complex that were pushing through to get to…

So, Mr. Blanton, all the doors will be--what are the strongest doors we have in the Capitol?

Thanks. And we will make sure the staff follows up on that, too, Jennifer. That is really important.

I just think we are talking about a culture shift not only, you know, in the country, but what can we do in our local community here on Capitol Hill to really shift that culture.

Hey, we need more help.

I think, you know, we can do both. We appreciate your communications with us... but we also think the American people and the press need to hear directly from you.