We just need to put up the money to do it, and, today, that's just not happening.

Child care and early childhood education is one of the areas where we really know that Federal investment pays off.

Traditionally they are financed by the companies that are actually going to burn the gas, industrial manufacturers, gas distribution companies, gas-fired plants, who enter into long-term contracts with the pipeline company.

they found that it's not in their economic interest to be paying for pipeline capacity every day when their needs are limited and only during certain specific periods of the year.

giant pipeline companies that cannot make an economic case for these projects should not be allowed to force someone else to pay for them.

The SEC is an investor protection agency, so when you launched your project, what evidence did you have that information overload was a real problem that investors wanted you to solve?

I have never heard of the concept of information overload in the context of investing in stocks.

Last month the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the state is not on track to meet its legal obligation to reduce carbon emissions from fossil fuels.

the SEC's job is to look out for investors, not for big companies.

The National Chamber of Commerce, which represents the giant companies that have to do the disclosing.

I am frustrated that, at your direction, the SEC has voluntarily spent 2 years trying to address a problem that you have no evidence exists.