I thank the gentleman for yielding as I want to make this point. Existing law already exists as it relates to sanctions with the countries we're talking about, but I think it is very important, since we're talking about a national commodity, that we reemphasize--and that's really what the gentleman's amendment does, it reemphasizes what is already on the books. I think that needs to be done, especially right now with the volatility that we see in the Middle East. So I think the gentleman's amendment, as I stated, makes a great deal of sense. I support it, and I thank the gentleman for yielding.
Doc Hastings: “I thank the gentleman for yielding as I want to make this point. Existing law already exists as it relates to sanctions…”
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