mr. lipinski. mr. lipinski: so many things i could talk about, and i got set into another direction with what the doctor had just said. good to see a stanford guy and a berkeley guy sit next to each other. i would ask the doctor, you had just mentioned there should be more done by the government to engage silicon valley entrepreneurs. what more could the federal government be doing right now in this area? , veryave actually positive about the actions the government has taken over the last two years. i have worked directly with government agencies, and continuing to fund efforts that engage with startups, understanding there is a high level of risk i think is very beneficial. all of the work i have done in the last eight years has been based on my experience personally and the government, and funding from the government. i would just encourage you to continue a lot of the work you are doing. lipinski: is there anything that is not being done that you think should be done? -- the problem is, you are great

mr. lipinski, for those very fine comments. i'd like to yield now to tim walberg, the gentleman from issouri. mr. walberg: thank you for your leadership in the pro-life caucus. thank you, congressman smith, for your active involvement in promoting life, not only here in america, but all over the world. someone who once said, tell a lie long enough and it becomes the truth. that statement sadly is often true. ut the lie is still a lie. roe v. wade was such a lie. it didn't offer freedom. it didn't offer opportunity or choice. it offered death and a diminished life to boot. i'll never forget the conversation with my wife over 40 years ago now, in the recovery room at the hospital where she had just given birth to our first child. and she said to me with tears in her eyes in that recovery room, wow, i've just added a life to the world. that's why pro-life and pro-woman go hand in hand. she's the only being designed and capable to bring new life into the world. it's a god-given gift. we honor and celebrate that gift. we who are pro-

mr. lipinski. >> thank you. so many things to talk about here and i just got set off in another direction with what dr. casado had just said, first i'll say it's good to see a stanford and berkeley guy be able to sit next to each other. i'm a stanford guy. i'll ask you, you had just mentioned there should be more done by the government to engage silicon valley entrepreneurs. what more could the federal government be doing right now in this area? >> i am actually very positive with the actions the government has taken over the last few years. i've worked with government agencies and continuing to fund efforts that engage directly with start-ups understanding that they are risky propositions and there's a high level of risk, i think is very beneficial. again, i mean, all of the work that i've done in the last eight years has been based on my experience personally in the government and then funding from the government and it's turned into a major industry initiative, so i would just encourage you to continue a lot

mr. lipinski, for those very fine comments. i'd like to yield now to tim walberg, the gentleman from issouri. mr. walberg: thank you for your leadership in the pro-life caucus. thank you, congressman smith, for your active involvement in promoting life, not only here in america, but all over the world. someone who once said, tell a lie long enough and it becomes the truth. that statement sadly is often true. ut the lie is still a lie. roe v. wade was such a lie. it didn't offer freedom. it didn't offer opportunity or choice. it offered death and a diminished life to boot. i'll never forget the conversation with my wife over 40 years ago now, in the recovery room at the hospital where she had just given birth to our first child. and she said to me with tears in her eyes in that recovery room, wow, i've just added a life to the world. that's why pro-life and pro-woman go hand in hand. she's the only being designed and capable to bring new life into the world. it's a god-given gift. we honor and celebrate that gift. we who are pro-

mr. lipinski. i recognize the chair of the oversight subcommittee, the gentleman from georgia, mr. loudermilk. >> this discussion on our federal information systems, i would like to thank our witnesses for being here today and to help us understand industry's best practices when it comes to cyber security. i look forward to hearing about lessons learned and how to apply those lessons to our federal systems to help prevent future cyber attacks. it is clear that our federal systems are not adequately protected. in fact, just this past summer a witness from the government accountability office before this committee stated, it is incumbent upon federal agencies to implement the appropriate security controls to mitigate those risks at a cost effective and acceptable level. and we found out that these agencies have not consistently implemented agency wide programs to mitigate that risk effectively. when i asked that same witness to grade our federal cyber security, he gave it a "d." a rating of "d" is not an acceptable grade. this administration owes it to the american people to signific

mr. lipinski: i want to thank representative smith for all his work and leadership on the

mr. lipinski unfortunately was not able to be with us today, but he sends his heart felt warm wishes for a successful march. you can aid the work of all these great pro-life legislators by being sure to visit your member of congress after the march today, encourage them to continue the fight to enact pro-life laws, and remind them that there are thousands back home just like you. for more than four decades, we have gathered here on this day to peacefully protest the abortion regime imposed in this country by roe versus wade. in recent years, we have been encouraged by pro-life voices from around the world. they, like us, hold their own marches, and they, like us, speak for the most vulnerable among us. this past year the march for , life hosted an international meeting of leaders from the marches for life from around the world. we are very proud to present this video that showcases our -- these leaders and reminds us that the movement is truly global. [video clip] ♪ >> the united states march for life is the first of its kind. we are an international group. many international leaders com