It is a huge problem for us. We have had enormous growth.
Because the need is real and you are quite right, the trust obligation does not cease simply because you are not on a re...
I have been to the facilities in Oklahoma City and Tulsa and they are terrific, and we get a lot of folks that would not...
Mr. Chairman, you can see what our problem has been for about 500 years. There are a lot of Choctaws.
Thank you for the example you provide in the reinvestment of tribal funds back into education, back into services.
It just flows right back.
Part of the Choctaw Nation is in my district and I just do not want that to apply to every part.
If I may, I just want to, for the record, thank you and thank Chief Pyle, who is just a remarkable leader.
I agree. I understand the funding need as well, but I just want to point out for the record, Mr. Chairman, the Senate ac...
I mean, here we are with 20 percent of our energy coming from nuclear and some of the Western European countries, France...
No one should be pleased that the accident did happen, but I am very pleased that the Commission and industry have spent...
Would you, Chairman Klein, describe to us any public health impacts that resulted from that accident 30 years ago?
I can't think of anything more important that is happening in America today in terms of our future capability to run thi...
We cannot run this machine called America without the nuclear component.
I think that's significant, because you talk to most people and they don't realize that.
I do not consider constitutional amendments lightly. Modifying the Nation's founding document should only be done in the...
I consider it a high honor to serve in this role, as matters within this Committee's jurisdiction... are among the Senat...
Thirty-six billion of it is wasted. The American taxpayer needs to know that.
