The top scientists in the United States and around the world are ready to work on helping to solve this problem.

It makes no sense at all, which is why I demanded today that BP release the high-definition video.

It took weeks of arm-twisting to get them to release the video of the leak to lawmakers.

I actually don't think they have that evidence. I think BP really stands for 'blind to plumes.'

I think that BP has lost its credibility, and if they make any further assertions, they should have to provide the documentation before the public.

I think initially they were actually hoping that they could shut off this leak before people were down there determining how large it was, because their liability is tied to how many barrels of oil per day go into the Gulf.

Congressman Ed Markey is demanding they prove it.

We realize that we're really not talking about MIT here. We're really talking about the PGA.

Now, what is the result? Well, interestingly, when people turn on their TV set and they go to closed captioning... the immigrant community can now turn on the closed captioning and their children can actually read along with the words.

In that debate, we were told that mandating closed captioning on all television sets would cost $20 per TV set. It would crush the industry.

I’m here today to ask you to make the 'Equal Access to 21st Century Communications Act,' S. 3304, the strongest possible legislation.

It is wrong that a soldier blinded in combat can come home and, because of the absence of video devices, not being able to fully access some of what is on the television, including emergency information.