john dingell went after him viciously.he also went after david baltimore, someone who won the nobel prize and kept him out of research for over ten years, a nobel prize winner, and he was totally exonerated. he went in to fisher, it was outrageous. when at the american society of clinical encologists in the middle when bernie fisher walked in, there were more reporters there. 10,000 people gave him a standing ovation for five minutes, not a word of this anywhere else. and we should have had our spokesmen screaming this is one of the great heros of modern day medicine. not a word. he was totally exonerated, and they fired him. it's a long story. when obama passed his health care law, there was john dingell standing -- i get mad when i say this -- standing next to the president. this man probably caused the deaths of women with breast cancer because the trial was delayed two or three years. and then when obama is passing his wonderful health care bill, he trots out a bunch of pelicans known as doctors in white coats. did any

when obama passed a wonderful health care law, there is john dingell standing next to the president and how wonderful. this man probably cause the death of women with breast cancer because the trial was delayed two or three years but then with the health care bill, did anybody question to the doctors were lowered there expertise when betsy macquarie had a forum. >> i am sorry. >> there was a forum here so my question is, what do we do to get trained physicians in public relations to go about it? we do work that nobody knows about. >> i completely agree that the clinicians and scientists are terrible at interacting with the media. i will tell you why and how we can get better part of the reason it is true as a pediatrician, we are nice people. we're not good at confrontation and even bad. a scientist like a -- you're not trained to work with the media you are taught to be critical of your day and circumspect and it is hard to make a definitive statement like mmr causes autism although you can never say never but then you have people like jennifer mccarthy who are perfectly willing to say

john dingell is standing next to the president. this man probably caused the death of women with breast cancer because the trial was delayed two or three years. when obama was passion his wonderful health care bill, he trucked out a bunch of pelicans known as doctors in white coats. did they question the expertise? when betsy mccoy had a form in new york? >> i'm sorry. doctor. can you ask a question. >> my question is what do we do to get our message across? train physicians in public relations? how do we go about it? we are doing work that no one knows about. and we get pushed around. >> i completely agree with you that i think as clinicians and scientists we are terrible at interacting with the media. i will tell you why i think that is, and how i think we can get better at it. i think the reason it's true, certainly as a pediatrician, i'm sure you support this, we are nice people. we are not good at confrontation. bad at it even. i think as a scientist, you know, your scientific training is not only not a training to interact wi

as our former chairman john dingell said, avoiding the glorious mess, is what we would be doing, because the clean air act was never designed to regulate greenhouse gases. as it is, e.p.a.'s global warming regulatory agenda, which is just beginning to roll out, is so open-ended that it is already having a chilling effect on investment and job creation. and the longer it moves forward, the more domestic manufacturing jobs will be forced overseas to countries not similarly burdened. mr. simpson: would the gentleman yield? mr. whitfield: yes, sir. mr. simpson: when do you expect congress to act on the regulatory hearing act? mr. whitfield: we've had meetings on january 9 and i expect us to be moving this legislation in the next month and a half. the chair: the time of the gentleman has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> i rise to strike the lasted were. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. moran: in light of the last colloquy, i find it necessary to say a few points about the underlying bill. it contains language that stops e.p.a. fro

that is why i, along with congressman john dingell, recently introduced legislation to bolster the u.s. manufacturing industry with a goal of creating jobs an advancing our nation's standing in the ever-growing clean energy economy. as part of the make it in america agenda, this legislation, h.r. 502, the clean energy technology manufacturing an export assistance act of 2011 would help boost innovation and competitiveness by promoting the manufacturing of clean energy technology at home and supporting its export abroad. the bill helps strengthen america's domestic clean tech manufacturing industry by directing the commerce department to provide specific tools and resources to those companies that need it most. america's small and medium-sized manufacturing businesses. mr. speaker, manufacturing jobs are the fabric of our country that cowl put millions of americans pack to work. but we must manufacture the products that are in demand and that have an exponential potential to grow and the clean energy secor is the ever-growing industry. but in order to create those jobs this congress mus