Letters from Governor Crist on April 3 and 29 to the heads of the EPA, CDC, and CPSC, in addition to inquiries from Senator Nelson have prompted clear commitments from the U.S. EPA and the CPSC.

Here is some Chinese drywall for you. It is not painted.

the U.S. Government, in its role as a protector of consumers, has got to do its job, and to do it swiftly and accurately.

You understand that I don't want words, I want action.

Now, I think, Ms. Southerland, you get the gist, that in an emergency letter that comes to you, a reply, two and a half months later, is not acceptable.

Thank you for your consideration of this important request.

I just received word that they are working out that our $2 million for this next round of testing is going to be in the supplemental bill that we're going to pass today on appropriations.

So much so that I went in homes that had the coils replaced three times on their air-conditioners.

I've been in several of these homes, and what you see here are coils on an air-conditioner.

I just wanted to show you some of the evidence of what's happening in the homes.

So we really do not have a down-mass capability except what you can stick in the Soyuz.

I agree. I would echo what Senator Vitter said about the out-years numbers, and I have shared my dissatisfaction with Dr. Orzag and Dr. Holdren about that.

So until you get Orion, your down-mass capability is only Soyuz?

When can we expect that report?

I think that you are going to see our recommendations to get to those problems, that NASA take more of the lead.

What we are going to increasingly do with this new administration is hold NASA accountable.

But you would never sacrifice any question of safety to get those six off.

Is that IOC date still based on that confidence level?