the first is a series of actions that we worked on with northrup grum monday. we completely restructured the i.n.t. organization at northrup to flatten it and hold people accountable for getting through the integration and test program. that also has allowed them to identify and resolve issues in a more timely manner, to minimize the impact of those issues. we've also added staffing to the i.n.t. team out at northrup say 've really i would strengthened the mission assurance function and personnel out there to deal with some of the workmanship and quality issues that were mentioned by ms. chaplain and others to try to avoid the human errors that have caused schedule delays. like was mentioned, a small error or problem has a very large affect on a program. mr. dunn: in the 30 seconds remain, mr. martin, do you have anything to add to the comments on that? mr. martin: we have not done significant oversight of jwst. mr. dunn: how about you, ms. chaplain? ms. chaplain: i believe the actions taken were reasonable. i would note they already had some on site presence,

. >> the first was a series of actions with northrup grumman. that also has allowed them to identify issues in a more time will you manner to minimize the cost of those years. we've added staffing to the team at northrup and we've really, i would say, strengthened the mission assurance function in personnel out there to deal with some of the workmanship and quality issues issued by miss chaplain and others to try to avoid these human errors that have caused scheduled delays. a small error or problem has a very large effect on a program. >> we have not done significant oversight. >> i believe the actions have been reasonable. they've already had some onsight presence. we'll be looking to see how effective those actions are as we do our next review. >> here's wishing you multiyear funning authority. with that, i yield back. >> thank you. i think this is an important hearing and most of the questions have been asked. i would like to think about what could congress do in addition to avoiding the kind of situations mr. lamb addressed, the shutdowns i

getting really big defense contractors, raytheon, northrup ramin down. -- northrop grumman down.ery trade war, sort of political ground zero. big heavyweights in industrial went down. defense being one, trade tensions this week. you see boeing and caterpillar getting hit. boeing is the poster child for trade tension. and you have the mr. manafort news in the background, the president's legal entanglements. there doesn't seem to be as much of a reaction as we saw before. blog i had a reader of the message me the minute the headline on the trump foundation case came out, the new york attorney general suing the trump foundation, trying to shut it down. do markets have a reaction to this? toy have just become numb the legal entanglements, unless it is a very existential issue for the president and his agenda, that the market isn't even paying attention. julie: it would have to have a tangible effect on the economy. legaless the entanglements rise to the level of disruption in the administration, it doesn't seem like it would hit stock. mike: from a wall street perspective, it is star

so some of these names i would say obvious, you know, the lockheed marthes and northrup gum mondays,tle skeptical on, shopify? stuart: i don't get that. i'm not sure about amazon either. why would amazon -- >> blue origin to. stuart: oh, of course. >> that's a private enterprise that bezos puts all his money into. but they're also arguing godaddy, you know, the provider e of online web sites and internet names. stuart: i don't get it. >> apparently they're a software supplier -- stuart: i guess morgan stanley is saying you combine -- so the private efforts to put satellites in space, combine that with president trump's organized state-run space force, get it all together, and you've got a trillion dollar business. >> correct. stuart: that's a long way in the future, i take it. >> i think so, especially starting from where we are, and we're not each going to the moon anymore. stuart: especially when you're starting from $20 trillion worth of debt -- [laughter] anyway, that's what morgan stanley says, and that's what we're doing on this program. >>> ambassador john bolton visits russia