$120 million of tax revenues come from our coal industry in Montana that fund our teachers and our infrastructure.

I am asking for a level playing field.

Why not be the leader in technology since the rest of the world is using it?

I have always said we are all entitled to our opinion, just not our own facts.

When you warned, on February 12 of last year, that our military is on a path where the force may become, 'so degraded and so unready that it would be immoral to use force.'

Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent that the Senate be in a period of morning business, with Senators permitted to speak therein for up to 10 minutes each. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered.

They see a direct threat right now on their futures and livelihood as it relates to these regulations we are seeing, not coming from the DOE, but more so from the EPA.

So our manufacturing base, in fact, a good friend, Senator Peters, newly elected from Michigan, explained the importance of low cost electricity to keep our manufacturing base of automobile industry there in Michigan.

Basically you want fossil or you expect fossil to give you five times more the energy to make the system run in America.

I need to remind, I think, all of us that coal remains the single largest source of electricity supply in America.

There is not another coal-fired plant being built or even in the planning stage of being built in America that I know of.

If I could just give his family some relief and some closure.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thank you, General, for your testimony. It is very enlightening.

I think the people in West Virginia will support--we will maintain to make sure that we're able to prevent that from happening again from that part of the world.

When we're looking at our challenges--and there are many national security challenges--that we level with the American people.

EPA's interpretation is also unreasonable because it would bring about an enormous transformative expansion of EPA's regulatory authority without clean congressional authorization.

The mere fact that 31 States oppose this power plan and more than half believe it is not legal under the Clean Air Act.

It is not just my view. Are you familiar with the recent Utility Air Regulatory Group v. EPA decision by the U.S. Supreme Court?