Those days of lack of regulation, of somehow the government is always the problem, always in the way, are over.
I think we should be suing to get those bonuses back, not as the government that gave money to this private entity, but ...
Federal government says, wait a minute. We, in effect, own this company. And we're not going to pay bonuses to people wh...
The federal government says, wait a minute. We, in effect, own this company. And we're not going to pay bonuses to peopl...
I think he did it smartly.
I think today he's -- I think he was walking a tight rope and I think it was very difficult for him.
He's playing defense, Anderson, because a lot of small-business people, you know, pay taxes as high-income taxpayers.
I think that he has been -- had been -- sent a very encouraging signal to minorities, to blacks and to Hispanics, and I ...
I think President Obama did a good thing, a smart thing today in reaching out to the business community because we've be...
whatever we put up there today is going to continue to do damage for the next 100 years.
the balance in judgment of public policy falls on the side of caution and precaution.
The science is telling us that's wrong, we have to try to stay at 350 parts per million.
My time is up. I appreciate it. Thank you for the process and thanks for your testimony.
Every single climate change model that predicted what is going to happen... is now being exceeded.
Over the last 8 years, the emissions have grown at a rate four times faster than they did in the 1990s.
If we take the best offering of every country... we would still wind up at about 550 parts per million.
This only emphasizes that -- Joe Johns is right -- there is a lot of confusion now about the administration strategy.
There is a lot of confusion now about what the administration strategy is.
