of course now that we are doing hydrofrackingç the boogey man comes out.to you? 700,000 or 800,000 have been done in the united states. where's been the noise? ladies and gentlemen, they scare you to intimidate you to trust them and to give them more power. we need someone who is willing to go out on these big issues of the day and draw contrasts. we are not going to win this election ladies and gentlemen because the republican candidate has the most money to beat up their opponent and win the election. [ applause ] we are not going to win this election with over a lopsided money advantages. we won't have one in the fall. president obama will have more money, whoever our nominee is. think about what it's going to take. it's going to take ideas, vision, contrast, a record of accomplishment that goes up against the failed policies of barack obama. that's the winner. [ applause ] well, let's take a look at that in the republican field. who has the boldest contrast? who has the record that they can run on? who has the bold plans to turn this economy around? an

you agree there's no way we can the develop our vast natural gas resources without the use of hydrofracking? >> that's right. the natural gas resources that the country has are in shale rock and fracking is the way to release those resources that needs to be done safely and responsibly. but it would need to be done. >> i think we agree responsibly, but we still need the natural gas. mr. chairman, i don't know how much time i have, but one last question. not everything is cut in the budget. i said earlier this request included important programs like the electronic manifest system. and it's simply not as safe as it should be. administrator jackson what is's the purpose of the electronic manifest system? >> well, to move to paperless system it is easier for record retrieval and it's about $2 million in our budget. we think that it would be a giant step forward and mindful of the times we're in, sir. >> call to the system is $2 billion and did you receive that amount? i know i'm out of time. >> none, sir. >> okay. >> in '12 we did not. we're requesting it in '13. >> mr. chairman, i've run out

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