universal flu vaccine, new anti-virals. preparing for pandemic is critically important. let me turn to the policy for dual use of concern recently announced. this is a good step towards addressing the controversy. the success of the policy will depend upon how it's implemented. in my written testimony, i pro might recommendations for success of the policy and i highlight four of them here. number one, implement effectively at the local level. scientists, institutions and biosafety institutions will be crucial to the success of this policy. this is new territory for them so training and education will be key. they'll need new members and a clear process for elevating concerns. two, learn from experience. this process will need to evolve as we learn. i understand that the review of the portfolio found ten experiments warranted further risk management. it would be a valuable learning tool for the science community to understand these ten cases. what caused the concerns? how were the risks mitigated? it would be useful to learn as much as we can from the risk management proc

anti- education? you just can't get news coverage. >> i am happy to say that there are four youtube videos of me, one of them that went viral the last few days with 2 million views that is celebrating what it is to know about space. this is a measure of the appetite that people have for this adventure. and i tweet, right, i tweet creepy weird things sometimes but i tweet, okay? and every tweet that resonates with every people, not every tweet but they sent it to their followers. i have like 360,000 twitter followers. it's not just because i smile at them. it's because there's something that they are eating, that i'm feeding them. and i'm feeding them the universe. there's a cosmic appetite out there that remains to be fully served. and i'm just a piece of that puzzle. and there are others of my ilk out there. brian cox in the uk. he is more popular in the uk than carl sagan ever was here in america. there is, in fact, hope for this world. and it's represented by the electorate, not by our elected officials. [applause] in my humble opinion. yes, sir. >> good evening. the way i see it, the 20th century belongs to america and russia, a