I thank the gentleman. This is the Nation's Capital. We are the Nation's Capital. People from all over the world come here. And I want to be sure--things are thrown around on this floor many times that are not accurate. A large proportion…

Mr. Chairman, as chairman of the Commerce, Justice and Science Subcommittee, I am very sympathetic to the concerns raised by the gentleman from Texas. I understand that last year DOJ notified prospective FY11 SCAAP applicants of this…

To put out regulation that says every if is going to work out; therefore, let's do it this way is grasping.

We suggest taking a long, deep breath, take a hard look at these new regulations and change them to allow new coal plants to be built.

We believe the rules proposed by the U.S. EPA and new sources will effectively shut down the future of new coal generation.

I think this proposal does preclude coal--new coal generation from happening.

If you just say here is this big bar you have to reach and they can't reach it, they aren't even going to try to get there.

The coal industry has shown over the past three decades that it can get better.

We need to make regulations that inspire him to roll up his sleeves and find the next innovation that makes coal even cleaner.

You know, Mr. Nadler, you could have offered an amendment last night. We had a whole total open process. And Mr. Runyan--where is Mr. Runyan?--Mr. Runyan added money to this project, to Violence Against Women. Secondly, this is a…

Mr. Speaker, I rise in opposition to the motion to recommit. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman from Virginia is recognized for 5 minutes.