Good. Thank you.

I think in your case in New York, what has happened under your leadership could be an example for the rest of us.

I don't believe they are allowed to keep a portion of the recoveries to pay for their recovery activities.

If we change our audit plan and look at the most vulnerable but also the most problematic, we are going to end up eating that on the State budget side.

If we amend our law so that it allows some portion of the recoveries to be used to strengthen those kinds of systems, does that make sense?

the demonstration project has been seen by many, including by me, as a real success

I am especially interested to see if the first State that ratified the Constitution, might be on that list.

The Byrne-JAG assistance grant should be funded at full strength of $1.1 billion as originally recommended by the Senate.

If we are to have a robust national drug control strategy, we must not cut the resources available for these efforts.

In too many respects, opportunities for progress on clean air have largely been squandered over the last 8 years.

If the policies pursued are not pursued with great care and restraint, this great machine we call America will grind to a halt.