Thank you, Chairman Weber.

I think we're really seeing disruptive, positive, innovative technology, and I think there's no question that we need to reallocate resources.

It's gathering general information that's good for health and wellbeing along the way too, right, so, excellent.

When these devices and these things are made available, it's lowering PTSD, it improves lives, and we actually do have long-term savings here as well as obviously improved quality of life and the right thing to do.

Unfortunately, various immoral actors have sought to exploit our openness to steal American ingenuity and innovation and undermine our system.

It is imperative that our academic institutions not close their eyes to the very real threat posed by foreign intelligence spies.

It would be easy to think about the theft of information from American universities by foreign students to be the topic of a modern-day spy novel, but in fact it is a very real problem and, sadly, not a new one.

The Iran case demonstrates that nefarious foreign actors use cyber means to access valuable research and development.

Sexual harassment, abuse of power, and intimidation in the workplace, classroom, or research field site is unacceptable in any situation.

And they're usually--the predators are repeat offenders, too.

That captures everyone's imagination.