The President's proposal is extraordinarily expensive.

the President's global warming proposal, so you can understand why I'm disappointed that no officials are testifying today.

I think the economic impacts of these policies are imperative to an honest discussion.

I think we absolutely should talk about the regulations so the American public can know exactly what the Administration has planned.

I, on the other hand, think that is exactly what the Administration is doing and I think we should talk about the impacts of shutting down power plants.

The fact is, these costs are very real. Yet the benefits of these climate change regulations are very much unknown.

These talking points are not honest or straight forward. They're purely political.

The President makes it clear that he does not want anyone talking about the cost of taking action to stop global warming.

I am interested in discussing exactly what part of the science is settled in light of the fact that climate models have been wrong for the last 15 years.

last Wednesday I came to the floor and spoke about the President's global warming speech and all that the White House is doing to help frame the debate with his talking points memo which we happened to intercept, and it is very…

Not one has passed the U.S. Senate, which is the more liberal branch of the two Houses.

regulating carbon is a bureaucrats dream because if you control carbon, you control life.