dr. peter glick, two weeks ago dr. peter glick admitted to imperson ating someone else on the internet, stole information, then falsified the information and sent it out all over the planet. but dr. peter glick got caught. dr. peter glick got caught. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. nunes: the main person they support got caught. mr. markey: i ask how much time remains on each side. the chair: the gentleman has 2 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. markey: thank you. could i ask on the minority? the chair: 2 1/2 minutes. mr. markey: then i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from california, ms. matsui. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. matsui: mr. chairman, i rise in support of the amendment. i said our country's resources problems should be based on sound science. to do so otherwise would be simply foolish and shortsighted. h.r. 1837 ignores years of california's watershed. we don't believe the earth is flat, we don't believe the thunder is made by bowling balls. we know better. scien

dr. peter glick, he spent his career trying to dry up farmland and rural communities throughout california, and in fact he even testified before congress to this. but mr. glick is an activist. he's an activist who poses as a scientist. just a few weeks ago he admitted to impersonating another person, and stealing information from a nonprofit. he then mingled that stolen information with a faked memo in an effort to discredit his intellectual critics. radicals like mr. glick lie and they make it their mission to destroy scientists who do not agree with their twisted anti-human views. meanwhile they are used by some in this house and as an excuse to take people's water away, to take their private property rights away, to dry up farmland, and worst of all, to justify human suffering. mr. speaker, people and our nation's breadbasket are standing in food lines and they are getting carrots that have been imported from china. their sacrifices have meant nothing to the environment, mr. speaker. mr. bishop: 30 seconds. mr. nunnest -- mr. nunes: fish populations have declined and i think what we wil