House Proceeding on Jun 19th, 2008 :: 0:24:15 to 0:25:17
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Speech By: Jim McDermott

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Jim McDermott: and months, including frank sinatra day, national blumming industry week, but where, madam speaker, is national independence -- energy independence day? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman

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K. Michael Conaway: yields back his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection,

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Speech By: K. Michael Conaway

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K. Michael Conaway: the gentleman is recognize for one minute. >> madam speaker, people around america are talking about gas. there's a difference, people in upstate new york are talking about gas because they're

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K. Michael Conaway: frustrated with high gas prices. other people are trying to demagogue this issue and turning it into a political issue. we listeto oil company executives says we should drill, drill, drill,

0:24:59 to 0:25:17( Edit History Discussion )

K. Michael Conaway: drill our ll way to energy independence. that's an impossibility. they say it as if we should believe what the oil company executives tell us. after all, they've always told us the truth in the past.

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Bob Filner: that's not the way it is. in fact, if you look at the facts, you will see that there are 68 million acres available for drilling in this country that oil companies have failed and refused to

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Speech By: Bob Filner