This bill should be released. You heard Mrs. Williams. In my mind she's an American hero and her daughter deserves better than what they're getting now.

It's unconscionable.

But if we had time to do that, and we did not have time to answer the questions that are in the minds and the hearts of these American families, who have opened their homes to these Haitian orphans, to me, that's just bad process.

It's just inexplicable -- inexplicable. And if it is the result of partisan politics -- politics, these children are being used as partisan pawns for more controversial immigration measures, we suspect, and that's simply wrong.

That's correct. And you -- or -- or we could bypass this process and some -- if somebody wants to introduce the DREAM Act on their own, and have a debate about it, and let the legislative body work its process separate from this, fine. But…

Well, I think Mrs. Williams said it perfectly, it's unconscionable. This is a very simple bill that would help the Haitian orphans who were caught up in the tragic aftermath of the earthquake who had to be evacuated quickly to the United…

But if we had time to do that and we didn't have time to answer the questions that are in the minds and the hearts of these American families who have opened their homes to these Haitian orphans, to me, that's just bad process.

A National Infrastructure Bank will build on our Nation's legacy of bold, innovative investments in public infrastructure.

This is clearly a violation. And it will be thrown out by the courts. There is no doubt in my mind that it will be.

No. He could not. He is completely wrong. It's more than just what you look like, it's behaviors.

A recent poll showed that 70 percent of the voters and over 60 percent of Hispanic voters support this bill. Arizona is fed up with the lack --

the lobbyists and operators would run wild.

would debase the system, so we would get to the point where we couldn't govern ourselves.

be an astounding blow against good government, responsible government.

I think many of the institutions that we have deemed too big to fail are actually too big to succeed.

In 2008, I supported a farm bill which promoted the critical, timely development of our nation's biofuels industry and confirmed Congress is serious about decreasing our dependence on foreign oil.

Advancing our nation's biofuels industry will have significant environmental benefits, promote energy independence, create jobs, and stimulate local economies across the nation at a time when our country needs it most.

I have long advocated an all-of-the-above approach for America's energy policy.