Madam President, the compromise the Senator from Montana refers to--and he is correct, we have been intensely working on this issue to find a compromise with the administration and the affected States. The compromise he refers to would have required a change in the management of the wolf in Idaho that was unacceptable to the Governor in Idaho and others, including myself and Senator Risch. Although there was a proposal made, it is not correct that it was approved by everybody. I believe, though, we are making progress. I am willing to work with the Senator from Montana and the Senator from Maryland and others to try not only to find further progress at this late date in this session or next year, if necessary, to try to find our way to that solution. I appreciate the willingness of both Senators to work with us in trying to find that compromise that will work. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator from Texas is recognized. FCC Vote on Internet Regulation
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