Whenever you do changes to public lands in Utah there will be collateral damage, and there will be collateral damage that hits kids.

The small Utah towns that depend on ranching, outdoor motorized recreation and energy production would see their economies decimated because of the restrictive burdens created by this bill.

I would hope that what you would be supportive of is when we go to try to get more money for PILT payments out west.

I would like to make a motion of unanimous consent that a letter from the Utah State Board of Education be inserted into the record, who is opposed to this proposal.

One of the problems I have with this particular bill is that every state in the West with all of those public lands was promised elements that would help their public education funding.

We now want to create nine million acres of wilderness. That means 18 percent of Utah has to support the rest of the state.

I think the record would reflect it a little differently.

If my kids are going to have a decent education in Utah, my state has to have a balanced economy.

I would encourage the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance and Representative Hinchey to do the same, to work cooperatively with all stakeholders.

One in every three acres is owned by the Federal government, and 90 percent of that land is congregated in the West.

I appreciate that opportunity and, in honor of our Senators being here, this is the beginning of a filibuster.

If we had premarket approval the whole industry would be gone and we would all be bereft of what really are very, very good vitamins and minerals, amino acids, and herbal products.

But the laws are certainly clear that these type of products are illegal.

It is inexcusable that we permit any of these anabolic steroids to be on the market.

We have done our very God-level best to try and make sure these laws have the strength in them to be able to be implemented.

I was the prime sponsor of that legislation with former Senator Biden.

This would, 'give us new tools to more quickly and effectively classify new steroids as controlled substances.'

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