One of the primary lessons from 9/11 is that only by working together can we detect and deter our enemies.

We cannot allow turf battles to hinder us from developing the defenses necessary to prevent cyber attacks.

I have made it clear from the first day as Chairman in this Congress, that cybersecurity be the highest legislative priority in this Congress.

We both view the North Korean regime as a threat and one that needs to be contained.

The amount of money that we can save the American taxpayer by doing our oversight responsibilities appropriately would be far beyond the numbers we are looking at on these sheets.

I don't think we need turf wars after 9/11, particularly in the Congress.

They want to make a difference. They give their blood, sweat and tears to our Nation.

North Korea's objective is to get those troops out.

we save you as much as a thousand times what we cost you

I was vehemently against the Bush administration's decision to remove North Korea from the SST list.

We have had de facto peace in Korea, unstable at times, but it has been the longest period of peace in the Korean Peninsula.