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kn hertlymier ee her. [laughter] she comes to us -- i ake liberty with friends. she comes to us today as the president of the woodrow wilson center. cote hancu inthe ous iu omeeinig information sharing and terrorism risk assessment and his ranking member of the house permanent committee select committee on intelligence. so, i am really delighd that you could kt, and e lcyo monw >>nk mr. chairman, and ranking member collins and friends for the opportunity to join you and to return to capil hill to testify on a toc i am pssionate about, which is the ecurityo u me. m hnod ostng at myrtle allen who is here in official disguise and mr. skinner. they have far more hands-on ioperience with this topic than reedovmn y i lieve shows that by partisanship indeed try partisanship is possible. we had a good deed going during my nine terms in e house, and our gislive eforyu idld ina rlt d special times. well over ten yearsgo, my goodness how time flies, i join you, mr. chairman, in a little band o legilators who foa holacioma ns tftth/. what we had in mind was far less ambitious than the plan ultimately sketched out by then white house chief of staff andy card. as i