>> one of the things i think has been a result is that some of the ways in the roaches that the tva is taking to thinking about its long-term needs have been improved. we are excited to see those changes. still want to continue to understand whether this will be implemented and the other thing that came out of the piece of work is making sure that any conversations about the tva make sure they consider the impact on those who would be affected especially those in the state of tennessee. >> what about mississippi? >> as well, as well. >> when will the comments of the stakeholders of that review be made public? >> congressman i will say in terms of exactly which type of review i apologize, don't know the answer that question. we can get back to on that. >> tva spends approximately $100 million a year of nonpower related activities such as flood control recreational management and i am not convinced that investing in tva takes into account how is that going to be paid for so i would ask you to look at that in terms of any future budget recommendations you may have on that subject. >> than

>> one of the things are the ways and approaches that the tva is taking to thinking about it's long-term needs. still want to know and understand the way in which those have been implemented. make sure that they consider the impact ip the state of tennessee. >> what about mississippi? >> as well. >> when will the comments of the stakeholders of that review be made public? >> i will be honest and say i don't know the answer to that question. >> we can get back to you on that. >> tba spends $100 million a year on non power related activity. and i'm not convips convipt con that any talk of paying for pva. any future budget remditions that you have on that subject. >> thank you mr. ryan and mr. chairman. i think we can see where the philosophical differences are in the proposed budget of the administration. and i think it is helpful to go back the last couple of connectcaconnec decades and i was here and we had several instances and the economy collapses and democrats come in and others exactly how we pieced things back together. so i want to say thank you for your hard work. i know you did

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>> one of the things are the ways and approaches that the tva is taking to thinking about it's long-term needs. still want to know and understand the way in which those have been implemented. make sure that they consider the impact ip the state of tennessee. >> what about mississippi? >> as well. >> when will the comments of the stakeholders of that review be made public? >> i will be honest and say i don't know the answer to that question. >> we can get back to you on that. >> tba spends $100 million a year on non power related activity. and i'm not convips convipt con that any talk of paying for pva. any future budget remditions that you have on that subject. >> thank you mr. ryan and mr. chairman. i think we can see where the philosophical differences are in the proposed budget of the administration. and i think it is helpful to go back the last couple of connectcaconnec decades and i was here and we had several instances and the economy collapses and democrats come in and others exactly how we pieced things back together. so i want to say thank you for your hard work. i know you did