I am, as a United States Senator, incredibly frustrated that we have been denied access to the survivors.

I am committed, if confirmed, to work in support of the efforts of the Albanian Government and people to fix that...

So when we go about our rebalancing, then are we very specifically trying to counter those buildups?

So if they are spending $120 billion per year, can you break that out for me in terms of personnel versus procurement, weapons systems, ships?

I appreciate the fact the administration is highlighting that. I think information, sunlight is probably the best cure there.

What area, just in general, of buildup is of greatest concern to the United States? Is it their naval buildup?

I look at China really as a 1.2 billion person opportunity for the United States.

As long as we are talking about different types of certification, do you have the statistics on how many suppliers there are?

The current budget window is about $1.7 trillion. And when it really kicks in 2016, it will cost about $2.4 trillion over 10 years.

Thank you, Chairman.

It would not be a valid argument, for example, to argue that Congress should ignore allegations that the Internal Revenue Service signaled out tea party groups.