Dianne Feinstein

We urge your opposition to S. 3157 (Thune & Schatz), the STREAMLINE Act.

When you read your speeches, the conclusion one draws is that the dogma lives loudly within you. And that's of concern.

Solving our drug addiction crisis requires more than just law enforcement solutions.

Now more than ever, we need to carry out a comprehensive and coordinated strategy across all levels of government to address both the supply and the demand for illegal narcotics in the United States.

Transnational criminal organizations and drug cartels will stop at nothing to exploit Americans who are addicted to these narcotics that are tearing apart our families and our communities.

I strongly support funding for EPA's Border Water Infrastructure Program, which will not only improve the quality of life for U.S. communities along the border, but also improve the safety of U.S. Border Patrol officers.

Torture is illegal under Federal law. The FBI will not engage in torture.

Domestic violent extremist movements collectively pose a steady threat of violence and economic harm to the United States.

The FBI admitted it did not properly obtain information regarding the gunman's drug arrest record.

These are all young women, and they deserve an investigation.

Thanks very much, Mr. Chairman.

I am deeply concerned that the National Park Service is moving toward phasing out historic grazing and ranching at the Point Reyes National Seashore in a manner that is inconsistent with Congressional intent.

I worry about it greatly.

How can the NRC be confident about the safety of waste, hot waste, stored a hundred or a thousand years from now at 77 reactor sites across 33 States?

Thank you very much.

As part of its response to Fukushima, it's my understanding the NRC asked all nuclear plants for information regarding seismic and flooding hazards.

I really hope we can get something passed to get all of these nuclear waste sites put into some permanent facilities.

It appears that the industry is in serious decline.

We have tried now for some 6 years to get past a nuclear waste policy act which would enable the money harbored by the Federal Government to be spent for proper nuclear development.

I very much value this relationship and you've been a great Chairman and I've been so happy to be able to work with you.

I need the industry to be much more constructive on the issue of waste.

I strongly believe that ATF is consistently understaffed and underfunded, despite your assertions that DOJ will prioritize investigating and prosecuting gun crimes.

I don't understand what the Department sees is the need to do this.

By when do you expect the rulemaking will conclude?

Some companies remain in denial.