"Are you aware of whether or not Customs is providing adequate staffing at Newark?"
"If I may, Madam Chairman, for a moment--are we seeing better progress in the new generation in other major countries and their systems?"
"Now, is the 'we' talking about strictly American-owned operations, or are we talking about foreign operations?"
"In Asia and Latin America and those areas, the requirements are not being made rapidly enough?"
"I'm fearful that one of these days an airline will want to charge for an opportunity to go to the lavatory and what kind of a charge might be imposed for that kind of facility."
"Thanks, Madam Chairman, for holding this hearing. It sounds like a bit of an anomaly to me."
"Americans deserve to know that the chemicals used in everyday consumer products are safe."
"In many countries around the world, chemicals are required to be tested, but not in the United States."
"According to the Chicago Tribune, 'a typical American baby is born with the highest recorded concentration of flame retardants among infants in the world.'"
"Mr. Chairman, I want to say thanks for bringing this subcommittee hearing up, because there's so much going on."
"Mr. Schaefer, UL research suggests that flame-retardant chemicals in foam furniture do not provide significant benefits."