I do not understand why they have not been brought in, in a serious way to get these problems cleared up.

This was a very solid step forward to get the $20 billion.

I think they have continued to miss their mark on the cleanup.

I think that's a classy choice and I think that's also a big step forward.

I think he stood up for what he believed. That was courageous to do that in this situation.

We need action on the coast. These two gentlemen are right about that.

I think a lot of people are looking for more decisive action, especially on what he's going to do to clean up and fix up the coast, and do it quickly.

If they don't, I think the president has no choice but to do what Senator Nelson was arguing today, and that was to put the government in charge, with bringing in the military to help coordinate that.

But it's going to, Anderson, if this 'top kill' doesn't work, and if in the next two days the president doesn't take full control of this and bring in the top military people to coordinate it and the top minds and the top technologists and…

NOAA could not have -- could have actually made an effort over the last month to figure out how much oil was actually leaking from -- from that leak.

the EPA could have been doing more to test on some of these dispersants.

A lot of local officials who still have faith in President Obama say Friday is going to be a huge test once he comes down here.