I believe that -- that an intervention will happen, either legislatively or from administration. I think it's pretty clear that bankruptcy is not an option.

I believe that an intervention will happen either legislatively or from the administration. I think it's pretty clear that bankruptcy is not an option.

Until they show us the plan, we cannot show them the money.

They claim to be free market advocates when it's really an 'anything goes' mentality. No regulation, no supervision, no discipline.

They claim to be free market advocates, when it's really an 'anything goes' mentality. No regulation, no supervision, no discipline. And if you fail, you will have a golden parachute and the taxpayer will bail you out. Those days are over…

Everybody knows that we must intervene. And so we will act and we will act deliberatively and in a bipartisan way, and soon.

The party is over for this. No regulation, no supervision, anything goes, so-called free market, which has taken us to this place.

The party is over for this, no-regulation, no-supervision, anything-goes so-called free market, which has taken us to this place.

They've put a pittance, a few billion -- million dollars into renewable energy research so that they can go out with this mantle of 'we're for the future; we're about renewables.'

They've put a pittance, a few million dollars into renewable energy research so that they can go out with this mantle of we're for the future, we're about renewables.

The House will come to order.

The House will come to order!

The House speaker set goes to you in the back for, oh, let's just say $10.3 million.

... is beneath the dignity of the office of president.

It's beneath the dignity of the office of president.

I believe that the races must continue. The people should all have the opportunity to speak as long as two candidates wish to compete.

We have to decide this by July 1.

I think that, first of all, the candidate, whoever he or she may be, should choose his or her own vice presidential candidate. I think that's appropriate. That's where you would see the comfort level, not only how to run, but how to govern…

Mr. Speaker, this weekend, families around the world, including my own grandchildren, gathered around the Seder table to retell the Biblical story of freedom and hope that is Passover. The closing words of the Passover haggadah evoke the…

On Monday, I received a call from the President of the United States, always an honor to receive a call from the President. This is after months of our going back and forth with members of the cabinet and the rest about when and if they…

The fact is, as I said to the President, many people in America now are concerned about their jobs. They're concerned about losing their homes. Most people won't, but most people are concerned about losing their living standard. When the…

The important point here is, whether it's the substance of the bill, whether it's the conditions in Colombia, they are to be, obviously, major considerations. But what we're saying to the President, we can't do much about some of these…

I thank Mr. Conyers, the Chair of the Judiciary Committee, for yielding and thank Mr. Reyes, the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, for bringing this legislation to the floor. They know, as does each and every one of us, that our…

I thank both gentlemen for yielding and for their support of this important resolution. I thank Mr. Duncan for his leadership and for supporting this resolution. Mr. DeFazio, of course, has been a champion on these issues for a long time…

We will send our energy dollars to the Midwest, not the Middle East.