At what point do they say, where's the good option here of these sides?

Mr. Secretary, thank you for your service, and I want to tell you, and you already know, you have a great team sitting there with you...

The oil prices did not get the transmission workers back to work. That was the assistance of the Federal Government.

back in 1973 a young man caught a lucky break that changed his life. That young man was I, and it was my acceptance letter to the University of Notre Dame that opened up the gates of opportunity for me. Last night, the beloved president…

I want to thank you so much for taking the time to be here.

If it is a fair field, we will do fine. But if the game is rigged, I do not know how we win that kind of game.

when I graduated from college, you could basically work an entire summer and wind up paying off about half what your tuition was.

those dollars are dollars that are never used to go to a restaurant, never used to maybe buy a car, never used to travel somewhere.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And, Madam Chair, thanks for your service.

If I cannot win a fair game, that is on me. But if I wind up in a situation where it is being manipulated against my company, it makes it awful tough to keep those workers working and to keep our economy growing.

I just want to try to make sure that we can get that wonderful opportunity without basically saddling yourself for years and years as you look ahead.

We have come a tremendously long way, but we want to make sure it does not slip back.