James Langevin actually said...

"We face particular challenges there, and we haven't quite gotten our arms around what those challenges are and how do we best guard against that threat."

"Obviously, diplomacy, information, our military power, our economic power, these are all vitally important to our national security."

"With respect to the nuclear area, sir, I would make a personal appeal, and that is that this committee needs to influence the thinking of another jurisdiction, in Energy and Water, with respect to, in..."

"Our nuclear deterrent, obviously, must remain credible while we are simultaneously looking to components of our arsenal where we can save revenue."