We realized that companies were very hesitant to share this sensitive data, so last year we drafted and passed the Cybersecurity Act to get the information flowing.

The victims of Charleston do not deserve to be omitted from such a list.

What keeps me up at night? Boston, Chattanooga, San Bernardino, and now Orlando.

As we speak, a war is being waged against us in cyber space.

The benefits of privatization are very marginal and there's a huge cost in time associated with the transition.

It is nonsensical to believe that reducing TSA's role would solve immediate problems.

I would like to hear from you regarding my proposal.

Terrorists are trying to bring down airplanes, and the aviation sector is still their crown-jewel target.

But Congress will not sit back as the situation gets worse, and that is why this committee and the House of Representatives passed legislation to fix this problem.

It is time to get moving, because the American people are fed up with this.

This crisis didn't just come out of nowhere. Airports and airlines have been sounding the alarm for months.