I think that the--it doesn't really make sense for us to be funding big companies to help them move through the licensing process, which is basically a federal process, so we're giving grants to people to help them deal with the federal agencies and instead we should try to reform the federal agencies so that they don't have these impediments to this type of progress.
Rohrabacher argues against funding large companies for federal licensing, advocating for agency reform instead.
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