But I can't believe that a significant number of folks on the other side don't believe in their heart, and their constituents certainly, that we ought to be able to solve this problem with our own resources and with our own ingenuity and our own spirit and genius and American entrepreneurship and American energy for Americans. I just have to believe that a significant number on the other side of the aisle believe that.
Discussing energy production and environmental concerns during a floor speech.
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