mr. penske said. with almost no time to decide, they gave the entire country an incalculable gift. they saved the capitol from attack. they saved god knows how many lives. they saved the terrorists from claiming the symbolic victory of smashing the center of american government. and they did it as citizens. they allowed us to survive as a country that could fight terror and still maintain liberty, and still welcome people from all over the world from every religion and race and culture, as long as they shared our values. because ordinary people, given no time at all to decide, did the right thing. and 2,500 years from now, i hope and pray to god that people will still remember this. [ applause ] since i am no longer in office, i can do unpopular things. i told the secretary of the interior, the head of your development program, that i was aghast to find out we still need to raise $10 million to finish this place and speaker boehner and i have already volunteered to do a bipartisan event in washington to get the show on the road. let's roll. thank you and god bless you. [ applause ]

mr. penske was that this is not going to create jobs are raise revenue. how many jobs do you think -- >> does not correct. >> i believe you said a full we want to do is create jobs and raise revenue that is up the way to do it. >> actually, it will create jobs. that is up the way to do it. >> and i will get to you when the second, leave me. see, that is the problem. that is the hyperbole that the chairman talked-about. that is why we are told the stimulus created jobs and know objectively it did not and we know that all the republicans are out to push granny off the cliff because of viper believe that your side engages in. how many jobs to you think we could create? the range of jobs if we opened up without exception under current -- if we allow this to proceed, what do you think? i mean local jobs, domaine de taos chin effect. there are a lot of those. >> i appreciate that. there is a seasonal approach, and then there is a legacy job approach depending upon how you look at it. maintaining the operations of the field over time, assuming it opens up. i thi