constitution. >> there may be a national security issue here as well given that rob porter could not get a full security clearance, was working on a temporary one. you brought up federal spending. this is a good time to talk about the president's budget. i was looking at your senate website. you said we're already more than $20 trillion in debt. our children and grandchildren deserve better than more debt from washington piled onto their future. given your stance on the debt and deficit, i assume you oppose the budget that the president released yesterday because it projects deficits going forward. >> yes. we continue to look through that, sift through that information as the budget has been put out. we do want to see that budget balanced at some point. we're not seeing that clearly. again, we'll continue sifting through the president's priorities, but again, it's up to congress to make those determinations on how we move forward. the president is required to put out a budget, but it is up to congress to set that budget and move forward.