It was not the expensive boat ride. But I think really what that particular statistic does really talks to what we are about, which was fair trade. We ought to have probably a picture of the car that was produced here, produced in Atlanta, Georgia, just to remind the American people that that car was $20,000 here in the United States and $45,000 in Japan.
Discussing fair trade and price differences of cars produced in the U.S. and Japan.
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What I am suggesting to you is there is another method that is far superior than vesting the authority in the executive without any check of balance.
I think we have a lot more to learn, and I agree with the Ranking Member. I would like to learn about how government created this mess.
I mean, I am not really comfortable relying on the regulator that doesn't regulate for whatever reason.
I wanted to note that in hearings before the Committee which I Chaired there were a number of military prosecutors that testified that described that entire process as a sham, a joke and a fraud being perpetrated.
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