mr. hennis who owns the gold king mine, and the epa did not take responsibility for that or a sister pay for the cleanup. >> i'm not aware of that incident, sir. >> ii think you need to look into that as well. one of the things that really concerns me about this -- and i realize the epa has a job to do. i have brought this your attention before about some of the heavy-handed tactics the epa engages in. the chairman talkedchairman talked about the fact that the epa has clearly violated federal law, that it does not mr the epa did not realize they violated the law or that the epa did not intend to violate the law or that the epa was just trying to do its job when violating law. that does not matter. it does not matter in the context of how you treated other folks. mr. goss are brought out the case of edward hanna sack, sentenced to six months in prison for discharging oil into a navigable stream. he was convicted due to the fact that he was off duty and not present when the accident occurred. a poultry farmer was convicted. havinghaving grown up on a farm i am fairly familiar with that. th

mr. hennis who owns the gold king mine, and that the epa did not take responsibility for that and did notist or pay for the cleanup? >> i'm not aware of that incident, sir. >> i think you need to look into that as well. one of the things that really concerns me about this, and i realize the epa has a job to do, but i've brought this to your attention before about some of the heavy-handed tactics the epa engages in. chairman bishop earlier talked about the fact that the epa has clearly violated federal law, that it doesn't matter that the epa didn't realize that they violated the law, or that the epa didn't intend to violate the law, or that the epa was just trying to do its job when it violated the law. that doesn't matter. and i'm saying it doesn't matter in the context of how you've treated other folks. i think mr. gosar brought up the case of edward hanesak. he was sentenced to six months of prison for discharging oil into a stream. he was convicted despite the fact that he wasn't present when the accident occurred. a poultry farmer in west virginia, the epa spotted some feathers and d

mr. hennis who owns the gold king mine, and the epa did not take responsibility for that or a sister payor the cleanup. >> i'm not aware of that incident, sir. >> ii think you need to look into that as well. one of the things that really concerns me about this -- and i realize the epa has a job to do. i have brought this your attention before about some of the heavy-handed tactics the epa engages in. the chairman talkedchairman talked about the fact that the epa has clearly violated federal law, that it does not mr the epa did not realize they violated the law or that the epa did not intend to violate the law or that the epa was just trying to do its job when violating law. that does not matter. it does not matter in the context of how you treated other folks. mr. goss are brought out the case of edward hanna sack, sentenced to six months in prison for discharging oil into a navigable stream. he was convicted due to the fact that he was off duty and not present when the accident occurred. a poultry farmer was convicted. havinghaving grown up on a farm i am fairly familiar with that. they