I think in 12 months we should be able to sit here, or less, and be able to look our veterans in the eye and say to them that your information is as secure as we can do it.

That's fine. That's fine. I yield back.

I think that's very important to be public. Why are we hiding that?

So to this date, to date perhaps these attacks are taking place.

I'm going to have to look them in the eye and say, no, they are not, from what I've heard.

We've been asked as a Congress, we've been instructed in private that it is a severe problem for business.

I have some more questions on that to see how many times that has happened.

It should just have been the other way around; we should have had the data encrypted so that nobody could have gotten a hold of it or done anything with it.

I want to thank the VA for finally getting this done.

I want to start by saying hallelujah and all God's people said amen after four and a half years.

What studies are you citing?

I want to work with you on the Pell Grant program, where we invest that money more wisely.