Steve Scalise

No. Security always, always needs to be...

I would disagree. I would think if you look at the actions that this administration has taken, it has been inadequate to stop Iran from developing the capabilities.

I strongly disagree with that conclusion by the National Research Council.

America is the beacon of the world in large part because of our strength.

Those who ignore it are doomed to have it repeat itself.

I have no idea what place that has in this debate.

The world's "known reserves"... is a misleading number, because we know there is a lot more out there.

The President said a lot of times that the United States only has 2 percent of the world's known reserves.

The Obama administration is, through a number of different agencies, DOI and EPA, even trying to shut some of that down.

You will reduce safety in the Gulf. You will actually run jobs out of this country.

The aftermath that was based on the President's policies that went against actually some of his own scientists and engineers.

The areas that he could help us to increase production, it is actually going the opposite way because of his policies.

But you said you are still willing to use it, didn't you?

We have got Members on both the Republican and the Democrat side that have read this.

I would hope that you would go back and look at the history.

There is $16.1 billion of taxpayer money at risk.

How can you not have that? You are in charge of the program.

You are telling us you don't even know what happened.

I don't understand how you can sit here and tell us you are serious about reforming this loan program.

I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will report the amendment. The Clerk read as follows: At the end of the bill, before the short title, insert the following: Sec. __. None of the funds made available under this…

I think it is important for us to go back, you know, because we take for granted that technology--you know, I can look on my video device and watch Swamp People episodes on this video device and yet the laws that we have on the books today…

Modernizing this decades-old regulatory framework should instead focus on providing relief to all stakeholders by repealing the intertwined 1976 and 1988 compulsory copyright licenses as well as the 1992 cable Act.

Since Congress created the problem decades ago, it has a responsibility to review and fix them today.

I guess that means he thinks the future is bankruptcy and lost jobs. I sure think we should go a different route.

If we opened up Keystone tomorrow, that is a million barrels a day we would be getting from a friend that we wouldn't have to be getting from some of these countries that don't like us.