your words don't match the actions.

People at the top of this company, including those testifying today, should pay billions in compensation to families they devastated.

I think you need to pay up, and you need to really be held accountable for the fact that you all turned a blind eye.

This is an extraordinary burden, y'all, like, on landowners, on people, regular folks.

I mean, why wouldn't they? It's their land.

I mean, the only good reason I can think of is FERC doesn't really want to make a good-faith effort to make the process smoother.

It seems to me that if FERC wanted to protect landowners, it could, by default, make all the affected landowners parties to the case by default.

the Bureau did not follow proper protocols or provide them with necessary supports to count every person

I really urge our committee to play a very, very key leadership role, because I do think what happened in Detroit was intentional on the part of this administration.

the overall self-response rate was about 51 percent, which is lower than any other large city in the Nation

the process needed to count by 100,000 nonresponding households