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But we don't, do we?

I really believe that in my heart.

What we are concerned about is, you know, I know the EU and I am fine. I said, I don't have a problem with our allies. What I have a problem with is going to countries that we don't have what we would call a secure supply chain.

Some of these other countries where an awful lot of the minerals come from are not in the EU.

If you are going to do something, rather than just now saying--they think if you set a precedent now that they are expecting the feds to bail everybody out, and I don't think that is what our intentions are.

We think that there were nefarious acts by those responsible to protect themselves and the heck with our depositors.

If I could go back to my bankers and says, for those businesses you might have and even rural areas--they have to keep large amounts of cash because they need that.

I think you did the right thing when you all made your decision on taking care of depositors, but not the bank bailout and not the shareholders.

If we are assuming that could happen, and maybe it could be the consumers, okay.

I hope they would move quicker, I think that state primacy issue is absolutely critical to move forward, to cleaner environment, to capturing, and sequestering, and utilizing the carbon.

I have a question on Fish and Wildlife.

Yesterday, Senator Risch and I introduced the ETAC Establishment Act, which establishes the Energy Threat Analysis Center at DOE.

The creation of this center is critical to the energy security of our nation.

It's long past time we finish the job.

Connecting the population base of the DC metro area to the interior of West Virginia would be a game changer.

Especially we are affected more in rural areas than most because when there is a pilot shortage, we are the first routes that get cut.

We have a bill with Senator Graham that we think may help you a little bit, so we are going to try to pursue that one.

The technology exists. It has been successfully field tested.