I'll repeat the question.
Major-General Huddleston was in the previous panel of witnesses, and he said that deterrence capability would be important for NORAD in the future, because missiles were becoming faster and faster and our ability to intercept and destroy them was becoming more and more limited.
As we speak, how do our potential adversaries view NORAD's capability? Does NORAD come across as being strong? Can NORAD flex its muscle and scare or deter them, or do our current adversaries not really take NORAD seriously?