I was a bit disappointed when reading through the charter and through the testimony that was filed with us, that I didn't see any mention of fuel production from algae.

I think all we are asking here, Mr. Chairman, is what can we do to do things smarter, and how can we do these collectively with taking the rhetoric out.

we are just losing electrons because of old infrastructure. There has to be a smarter way to do it.

If there was a cyber attack that was issued on any one of us anywhere in the country, I am terrified of what would happen, and what that could do to destroy commerce in America.

We ought to be investing like crazy.

So the letter that I handed to the Chairman was the one that I cited earlier from April 20, Mr. Chairman.

So do you support keeping increased production in the United States and not exporting it?

All things being equal, if the United States increases its supply, will fuel prices at the pump go down for the American people?

There is a piece of legislation that would actually encourage natural gas use in 18-wheelers.

If we are going to increase production, American people are hitting $4 a gallon, some places higher.

I am saying if we are going to increase production in the United States, shouldn't we keep it in the United States to be able to help the American consumer and American businesses?

80 percent of convoys in Iraq and Afghanistan are for fuel and it is estimated that 46 convoys resulted in a casualty.