I wanted to follow up on the meeting you had with Valerie Davidson and the ANTHC.

You guys made sure there were no caps. That is what happened.

I am for all of the above, wind turbines, solar, hydro, oil, gas, we need it all.

I think this is one of the few that has no caps.

The trial lawyers are going to win, and sick Marines and their families are going to lose.

It is just wrong. We all know it is wrong.

It really hurts the average citizen, the average American, average Alaskan.

I appreciated it. I appreciate you getting out all over the State.

Respectfully, that is just, you are using that excuse in Alaska all the time.

I thought we had it, and this is on the Camp Lejeune Victims Act and the lack of any contingency fee caps.

I mean, it is robbery. We all know it.

We should just tell them no.

How greedy can you be?

This is one of the few that has no caps.

You are rope-a-doping sick Marines and their families.

Can I get your commitment, though, to just be really skeptical about doing that?

I do not want the Federal Government telling me who I am going to hire for an attorney.

The VSOs support my bill.

We are not going to say, hey, we will do wind turbines, but you guys who are producing natural gas, forget it.

It kind of sickens me that we cannot get progress on this.

This is literally an example of here is a pot of money. Is it going to go to sick Marines and their families or is it going to go to trial lawyers?

As the Chairman of the Veterans' Affairs Committee, this is a dereliction of duty on your part, right now.

I even said, Mr. President, this is wrong. You know it, I know it. It is wrong.

The amount of frustration back home is really significant.

The people of King Cove, the vast majority of them are Native, have been consulted for 30 years. They want the road.