We are now back into an era of great power struggles because of what Russia and China are doing.

For fiscal year 2019, the agreement that we reached... had a--if you count the DOE [Department of Energy] portion... $647 billion.

But with your help, we are now going to be able to come out from underneath this and put our readiness back to where you expect it to be...

the potential for surprise in the cyber realm will increase in the next year and beyond as billions more digital devices are connected--with relatively little built-in security--and both nation states and malign actors become more…

I agree completely with the chairman's opening remarks and will not repeat them. We all know the importance of cybersecurity; I think the chairman outlined it very well.

We need to be against extremism and for political and economic freedom.

We want to promote economic and political freedom as the ideal form of government and push that forward.

We have to make sure that we spend it wisely, as the chairman said.

But if we are going to get to good on that stuff, it cannot all be up, up, up, up, up, up, up.

We have a great team together that is really focused on efficiency.

We face an incredibly complex threat environment, so we are going to want to do like 5 million things at once.