Let me separate the two.
In fairness to the F-35, the government is in charge, not the private sector. Lockheed Martin is not in charge. The government selected that plane. It is the government and its officials that will be monitoring the development of the program as it goes forward.
I have no reason to suspect anything. Lockheed Martin is a well-reputed company and is very capable. In this particular program, of course, they've already sold 700 or 800 of these. They're producing 3,400 in total and about 2,400 A versions. They are very capable and very competent.
With regard to the ship program, it's not so much that I'm concerned about Lockheed Martin. I'm concerned that Irving Shipbuilding, Lockheed Martin and BAE are able to sort of, without any budgetary constraints, take the taxpayer for a ride. It is unbelievable to me that we're going to be spending more than a quarter of a trillion dollars, more money than we have to buy things for the army, navy and air force, and no one is waving the red flags and screaming from the top of buildings. I don't understand how we've gotten this far without that being recognized.
You can debate it, you can argue with me and you can say that I'm totally wrong, but this should be subject to huge scrutiny before it becomes too late.