Amory Houghton: “I have not had a single letter from anybody other than Washington or New York who has espoused this. None from overseas.”

I think we have three issues. First of all, the economy is still in trouble. Secondly, people need unemployment insurance, an extension of that; and, thirdly, we have a hole right in the City of New York and we have got to fill it. Now…

in any situation where there is an argument at stake, there are two things that are important. First of all, it is to get the facts. Secondly, to face the fact, and I do not mean to oversimplify this, and a lot of people know much more of…

there are many features of this bill. I would like to talk about one, which happens to do with New York City; and New York City, of course, was the focal point of the bombing. Many people were killed. Buildings were destroyed. This is a…

This piece of legislation loses no jobs. As a matter of fact, it does not even gain jobs. But we all know that 96 percent of the world's population live outside of the United States. They are our market in the future. We can take a look in…