David McKinley actually said...

"I am curious about the follow-up, particularly there were several--well, take some of the more serious ones was the demonstration project for the abatement of nitrous oxide emissions."

"So here is a manufacturer that has never had a violation, but maybe once a quarter they have had someone come in and do some testing."

"We seem to be so concerned with--and rightfully so--the health of our children and adults, and we put them in an indoor air quality that has--90 percent of your time you are spending indoors."

"But now we are up to less than once a month they are coming in, and it is costing you $3,000-some for every one of those series of tests."