natural resources committee, bill flores of texas joins us live. good morning to you. >> good morning. how are y'all? >> steve: doing great. we read about this in human events yesterday where essentially the government is talking about zoning the oceans? >> that's correct. that's exactly correct. and congress talked about this for eight years in the past. not in this congress, but in prior congresses. and congress elected to do nothing. but now the president, by an executive order, has decided he's going to do this and you've got dozens of agencies participating in this process and spending taxpayer dollars that haven't been appropriated and the process has not been authorized. >> brian: what's your greatest fear? what do you think the aim of the white house is? >> essentially what you could do, if you look at the breadth of the ruling, it says that it wants to control activities in the oceans and all the sources thereof, which means that you could thee receipticly have a rainfall on...