If we can lower their taxes, if we can lower the regulatory structure, if we can keep the government out of their shops...

I want to thank you for holding the hearing.

I want to see that this robust market is protected and that people have the freedom to start and be successful in businesses...

It is a good exercise to have.

I love the free enterprise system and the free market system. The only way it can operate is with certainty and clarity.

there is no question about it. You know, we've had war for 40 years over this and now both sides are realizing that if these things are going to get resolved, it's going to be through the collaborative process.

This needs to be resolved. I don't know how to put this gently. But it's going to be resolved...

we really need to do the same thing with other things.

we all know that that happens with the White House regardless of what you want to do some person that's not really identified in the White House will call the shots.

my colleague Senator Mike Crapo joins me today in recognizing Madison County's 100-year anniversary. Established on February 18, 1913, by the Idaho legislature and named after our Nation's fourth President, James Madison, Madison County…

I was glad to hear you acknowledge in your opening statement how important it is that we avoid leaks of any kind, because they are dangerous, they endanger the lives of Americans, and they can't be tolerated in the business that we're in.

We do not know that. But we do know there are reports from the United Nations and others that weapons have gotten from Libya into Algeria.