If they don't change what they are doing--now, it can't be slight changes, it is gonna be dramatic changes...
You have rescinded the MOU?
Have you turned over all of the information from the investigations from the Office of Homeland Security?
I believe that you will not tolerate retaliation. There is no Member of this body that would go along with people being retaliated against.
The reason I am pressing this is, throughout this period of time you consistently offered to work with the OIG's office and did not do it.
We are here to help solve this. We are Oversight, but we are also Government Reform.
I applaud them for being brave enough to come before this committee today and to tell their story.
It is so discouraging when they see management rewarded for bad behavior and ignoring clear signs of misconduct.
Both of these bills lift the ban on oil exports while at the same time preserving the energy authority of the President.
I called for 2014 to be the year of the report, and, boy, did they do the reports.
The export ban on crude oil was from the very beginning a deeply perverse policy implemented in a futile attempt to mitigate the perverse ef...
Today I find it strange that the United States is the only advanced country that bans crude oil exports.
Lifting the ban on U.S. exports of crude oil could give us a real boost in terms of our national security.
Oil exports is an opportunity--this is another particular, Mr. Chairman, to become an energy superpower.
The deal that the Administration has presented us concerning Iran's nuclear program will entail the lifting of sanctions against Iranian oil...
Lifting the ban would also send a very powerful signal of the United States' commitment to free trade and open markets.
The new approach to SIFI designation reflected in the statute would make the regulatory system more fair.
I support this new approach for five reasons.
