I just think we can have a dual track in energy dominance.

We are producing 50 percent of all the shale gas in this country, 50 percent.

Some of the critics say that if we export our LNG, it is going to raise prices. That has not been proven to be true.

I applaud Bill Johnson's legislation on LNG. I think this is something we have needed for some time.

This shale gas, the potential that we have from these two formations, could provide all the gas for this country for 58 years.

Look, Iowa is a success story when it comes to wind energy.

We can't find these projects and finally be successful unless there is investment, and the DOE has always been a good partner to work with.

I would like to hear back from someone what would be some suggested legislation that we might be able to do to make sure they can't shed this.

I will reiterate what Senator Capito said about the storage hub. It is extremely important, not just for my state, but for Ohio, Pennsylvania and Kentucky, but also for the security of energy for the United States.

What do we do with Yucca Mountain? What can we use it for? We own it. We have invested into it.

Everything that we produce that we need, these are all, they produce energy that we need. But for some reason no one has thought about what the after effect and what generation pays the price.

There had to be a time, time past, that someone thought that the geological formation, that it would be a proper place, it would be a safe place and we invested billions and billions of dollars to make that safe.

The prime example of the legacy site continues to pose a long-term risk. How can we manage this?

We are going to be using coal for quite some time, not to the extent that we have, but we will use it and we need it, but you have to find different ways of using it.

It is hard to recruit good people to be involved in public service today.

How do we handle this?

Just because you don't have an answer, we don't either, so, we are all in the same boat here.

It is important to the country, with all due respect, because you are not going to find, I mean, there is still going to be, in my state, we produce an awful lot of fossil which is coal, natural gas.