They, too--we will never know their names or faces--the public, at least--but they deserve our congratulations as well.

I look forward to hearing from both panels and receive their recommendations on strategies on the best approach for addressing terrorist safe havens, and I yield back my time.

I certainly hope so. I mean, that seems to be a major oversight in the reporting requirement that is by law.

I applaud our Government's efforts, but more has to be done.

The idea that the report required by law... would not include information about proliferation of weapons of mass destruction to me is a woefully inadequate report.

I want to do everything to ensure this college library of intelligence gets to the State and locals

I always said the death of bin Laden marked the beginning of the end. Because we couldn't truly win the war on terror until we killed bin Laden.

I would like to first take this moment just to publicly commend the Navy SEALs, the intelligence community, particularly the analysts in both NSA and CIA for a job well done in bringing him to justice.

I think it is absolutely critical that the American public understand that we have a clear and present danger.

The Federal Government needs to stand up with you.

But it seems to me, if you are going to record crime statistics, you ought to be recording the things that they do best.

Many officials who are directly in the line of fire, such as Captain Bob Bullock of the Texas Rangers, disagree with the Secretary.