it's completely broken.

we have taken the benefit of free market competition out of healthcare and that's the problem we're dealing with.

The only way to make these critical programs sustainable is to follow the Ronald Regan, Tip O'Neil model of 1983.

Republicans want to preserve and strengthen this program for future generations.

you can talk about fee-for-service going to a value-based model. Again, those are just buzz words.

we've got government control, by and large, setting the terms for how the insurance companies operate.

the root cause of all of this is a third-party payer system.

There is the obvious that CO2 is plant food. If you want a green planet, you need some CO2.

We're going to destroy our planet. It's not going to keep lasting.

I would call myself a climate change realist.

I would call myself a climate change realist.

There's nothing we could do about that.

We're going to destroy our planet. It's not going to keep lasting.

There is the obvious that CO2 is plant food. If you want a green planet, you need some CO2.

There's nothing we could do about that.

We need to manage energy transition at gradual, consumer-friendly, business-friendly ways.

I haven't heard any reduction in the alarmism here whatsoever.

There is the obvious that CO2 is plant food. If you want a green planet, you need some CO2.

If we stop providing LNG to the global market, guess what, Russia, Qatar, Nigeria, Algeria, Mozambique, and others, most of them far from being paragons of democracy are going to step in.

There's nothing we could do about this, other than adapt.

I would call myself a climate change realist.

I'm told Senator Whitehouse is a supporter of nuclear and I fully support that too.

This gets me to my next point, and it's the constraints that the Postmaster General talked about.

Congress does, what it always does, I mean they will throw more money at the problem.

That was an insane bill that was passed in 2000.