So pennies on the dollar, essentially, when you think about the scope of the federal budget and the accumulated damage in the last few years from extreme weather events. Well, When you think about the analysis that is done by NOAA people or supercomputing time, you're talking in the hundreds of millions of dollars, right? You're not talking in the billions of dollars. But when you have to buy satellite equipment or you have to buy new hurricane hunters, yes, you're talking about a technology upgrade. But let's just take the radar system, for example. (13:27–13:41)
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Asserts that NOAA analysis and supercomputing costs are in the hundreds of millions, not billions.
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