I do think that your report is going to help us in the political arena make a decision on what to do.
Now, we got a problem, we got a problem in this country that is very, very difficult to solve.
I believe that a consent-based site selection process is not just good government, it is a frank concession to reality.
My stated position is this President and this majority leader have failed to comply with the law.
I want to underscore this, because you address a lot on this consent-based approach, right.
Nothing in this report forecloses Yucca Mountain as a potential suitable site, correct?
So it was Secretary Chu who said do not consider Yucca Mountain in the Blue Ribbon Commission report?
Don't you think a final scientific report might help educate the locals and develop a consent-based approach?
I think it is safe to say that because one U.S. Senator doesn't want the site, that is not speaking for the locals.
I would argue that the Federal Government is a local entity here, the Federal Government, we are the locals, we own the ...
Knowing what this country has gone through to get where it is today not to consider this site and move forward on it I t...