Ron Johnson

So, it still is possible to have tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of cases with this current situation?

Dr. Lakey, have you in Texas put any kind of cost estimate on what it did cost your public health system...

Let us keep it in West Africa.

Are they on the ground now? Do we have 4,000 members of the military in West Africa?

We heard it sat around for a couple days and then was just washed down a drain.

Who is planning the foreign medical worker plan, the logistics of that?

But, again, people will lie, so we have to rely on documents and thorough evaluation of those documents to try and protect people from coming here, correct?

So, we had heard estimates of this thing growing exponentially to over a million people by 2015. Are we past that point?

This behavior will not be tolerated. The safety of the officers in the community will be maintained.

The rule of law is being applied inequitably cross different groups.

The very glue that holds us together... is the idea of the rule of law.

Congress holds the keys to the Postal Service's future, but the Board of Governors serves a vital role in setting the direction and policies of this large organization.

Well, thank you. You have made a strong case for defeating ISIS and being fully committed to doing it.

ISIL must be defeated period, end of story.

Mr. Dooley, were rates wildly out of whack in the eighties?

That's one anecdotal example, but isn't basically what you're saying since 2006-2007 there has just been a change in the mix?

How did they go down in relationship to inflation? Did they actually decline?

And it's a less efficient mix from the standpoint of being able to move cars around?

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

I think it is a shame that the leader of the Senate will not put a cybersecurity bill on the floor, one that creates true information sharing.

I think the threat to our country is just as great as it was pre-9/11 based on what is happening in the world;

I want to cover that and explore that in the secured briefing a little bit.

One thing we always have to guard against is always fighting the last war.

I could not agree more.

Is that something we are looking to harden our electrical grid against?