i think having catherine noris rogers and bruce westerman and -- this is what i said it was a prep conversation pure the president and i both agreed you cannot do you permitting reform for one form of energy. it has to be for all of the above. lots of times people say i just want to do it maybe for oil production or just for renewables. it would help everybody. my position is i believe we need all forms of energy. we need to double the size. we need everything. i think permitting reform would be cutting the redtape. last question. >> [indiscernible] what is going to force the end? >> i think june 1. one thing i found about government -- we did not want to be here as i said before. we made the circle smaller and smaller. we're getting closer. i don't give up. thank you all very much. have a good night. ritical of the gop's negotiation tactics. >> that is a conversation i will at the white house have. what is clear to me is they -- house republicans have rejected that because they want to impose draconian cuts on the american people. >> the speaker has said they want to go back to before the june

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i think having catherine noris rogers and bruce westerman and -- this is what i said it was a prep conversation pure the president and i both agreed you cannot do you permitting reform for one form of energy. it has to be for all of the above. lots of times people say i just want to do it maybe for oil production or just for renewables. it would help everybody. my position is i believe we need all forms of energy. we need to double the size. we need everything. i think permitting reform would be cutting the redtape. last question. >> [indiscernible] what is going to force the end? >> i think june 1. one thing i found about government -- we did not want to be here as i said before. we made the circle smaller and smaller. we're getting closer. i don't give up. thank you all very much. have a good night. >>

bruce westerman. mr. westerman: thank you, chairman newhouse, not only for your leadership here tonight in setting up this special order but also your leadership on the western caucus which is a voice for i say in the just western issues but rural issues all across the country and i'm honored to be a part of the western caucus even though i reside in arkansas which i do say at one time was western frontier. over its 50-year life as has been discussed, the e.s.a. has gone from being law geared toward recovering at-risk species through conservation, now becoming a weapon to control land and activities through a misguyed concept of preservation. mr. speaker, i think it's important that we take a minute here and look at the difference between conservation and preservation. conservation which the endangered species act was built around, is the idea of being a good steward of the resources we have. of taking care and tending to the habitat of these endangered species. it really is like being the gardener of the