I would say to Ms. Mettler, can you explain why it is best that States are in the best position to manage groundwater than the Federal Government?

I think it is a dramatic difference in our agricultural world.

But then when I look at what is happening now, I would have to say how would this Federal groundwater expansion impact the progress being made to repeal and replace the 2015 WOTUS rule?

I do have three questions I want to make sure we get on the record, so I am going to talk fast, all right?

As a general rule, Democrats think things are done better when they are regulated from the Federal Government, and we live with this every day. I am of the opposite view.

Wouldn't the Federal regulation be duplicative? And it seems the costs would be higher while there would be little environmental benefit.

Right now we are in much better shape in this country with the regulations that we are dropping down that have caused us to really be suffering here.

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I would be interested, for the record, in any of the rest of you who have ideas.

You know, General Levy, I can remember back 25 years ago when we were talking about the organic capabilities that we had to have and the reason for it.