Clay Higgins actually said...

"if they are so awesome for the general consumer and they are going to end up being cheaper to use and they have all these great incredible economic benefits, then why does this need to be forced onto ..."

"I do not think North Korea has a large carbon footprint. But the South Koreans, actually, their fossil fuel power composition is about 66 percent."

"I just have not heard that, but I think what I have heard from the folks on our side of the aisle would be we want to reduce our carbon footprint."

"So, what I fear we are seeing here is, again, unintended consequences of making the United States weaker and China stronger because we grow more dependent on them."