I would much rather--and the people I represent and the veterans and everyone else--let's give them the 500 bucks to go try this thing out and see if it works, instead of immediately start doling out prescriptions.

The literature on this stuff has grown exponentially in the last 10 or 15 years.

I think it would be in the interest of the taxpayer, the veteran, and all of their family members to start figuring out how to have these as options.

I think that is a great way to approach the Transitional Assistance Program, is to get people in.

We have, clearly, some budget issues that we need to deal with in the long term.

We have got to wake up. There are things out there, that we don't need to come up with any grand new solutions.

Thank you for your service. We know what an essential part of the team you all are.

I do think that there is a huge amount of cost in sustainment, and we probably haven't looked enough...

As we work to stay ahead, as we talk about the great-power competition, ahead of China, ahead of Russia, militarily, we have to be focused on the newer technologies.

The trend continues here, I guess. Thank you, Madam Chair. And I appreciate this hearing, and thank you for your time and your leadership.

I am worried about the pilot retention issue, and I am worried about the cyber talent retention and recruitment that we need.