Well, it means that the bottom is $11 and the top is $28...

What we are doing in our bill is we are trying to ease the burden on the smaller refiners.

The current energy posture of America is a national security threat now.

If we do not have to, why do we not repeal?

Let us talk about the loan guarantees. You want to talk about that for nuclear?

What is best for our country? You and I agree on so many principles.

If the American people do not support us, it is not going to work.

This is an urgent issue, Madam Chair, that needs to be dealt with now, for the sake of our national security, for the sake of our environment.

We need homegrown fuels because it will always be important.

The choice is ours. The time is now.

I appreciate that very much.

Every credible economic analysis... says and shows that we can grow our economy very robustly with a cap on carbon.

We do. We have a soft collar, as you probably know.

I am very proud to have that support, and I will let Senator Kerry know about your comments.

America's current energy posture constitutes a serious and urgent threat to national security, militarily, diplomatically and economically.

Our consumers are so driven with the notion that they can be part of the solution.

We are going to have a different mix of energy.

Taxpayers picked up the bill for the Price-Anderson Act.

To put out a scare testimony that there is going to be scarcity and shortages and lack of jobs, that is totally untrue.

I am proud of what Maryland has done in the leadership on global climate change establishing its own State program on climate change.

Climate change acts as a threat multiplier for instability in some of the most volatile regions of the world.

Projected climate change poses a serious threat to America's national security.

I think the important point you are making is, of course, we cannot predict exactly what will happen.

When you look at the best analysis that is out there, the most careful analysis that is out there, you get a very different picture than what we heard before.

Thank you, Madam Chair.