I think we should have as many eyes looking into this issue as possible, and as a member of the Energy Committee I supported the Barrasso amendment. But the issue before us today right now is that we already have a bipartisan commission appointed by the President. The commission is up and running. The President's commission will issue its report in January, and the President's commission needs subpoena power to do its job right now. This was the largest environmental disaster in our country's history. It is important we get to the bottom of it. I am disappointed that, once again, we are hearing our colleagues on the other side of the aisle who are objecting to giving the President's commission subpoena power.
Jeanne Shaheen: “I think we should have as many eyes looking into this issue as possible, and as a member of the Energy Committee I…”
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Senator Shaheen discusses the need for subpoena power for the President's commission investigating an environmental disaster.
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