That is pretty encouraging.

So what I would like for us to do is to look at each of the elements of coal-burning for electricity that creates an environmental problem for us and get on a fast-track, I say mini-Manhattan project, to solve the problem.

Jade, some day you may sit up here and chair this Committee. You never know.

We want you to be the leader in figuring out how do we deal with sequestration of CO/2/, we want you to be the leader in helping us to find ways to reduce SO/x/, NO/x/ and mercury discharges and to meet an aggressive schedule.

Roughly what percentage of your mercury emissions do you think you are capturing with that approach, as a co-benefit?

I thought 90 percent sounded pretty good.

I spent some time at some of those bases that Senator mentioned, Jacksonville, Mayport, those places.

I am sure for enlisted men and women as well.

I used to kid the guy who was the Prime Minister of Japan; I remember meeting with him a number of years ago.

In our economy, if you cut taxes by, a dollar, people will go out and spend $2.

Well, when I was Governor of Delaware, our administration spent a fair amount of time encouraging homeownership.

I like to think that probably for the majority of people in our country, probably, that the biggest source of capital accumulation for a lot of folks is the equity in their home.