Bill Foster actually said...

"I recall a paper by Richard Wilson of Harvard Physics Department who you may know."

"In my remarks, I did not specifically advocate for ALARA, a low as reasonably achievable which is, you know, the rule under which I worked for many years at a national lab."

"Well, it's also true that we work in the U.S. Capitol, which has--because of the stone that's used has radiation levels that would not be allowed for incorporation into a nuclear facility."

"It's sort of an infinitely complicated problem."