House Proceeding 10-26-09 on Oct 26th, 2009 :: 0:35:45 to 0:37:20
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Tom Latham: -- around 9, in crit who have these very large e -- in the country who have these very large emissions. i think it's a good compromise. mr. simpson: reclaiming my time, i'd yield to the gentl iowa. >> i thank the gentleman. i don't know how you say you get 99% when the amendment is eliminated. th we're going to be spending

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Speech By: Tom Latham

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Tom Latham: millions of dollars, whether you're large producers or small producers, equal fice under this. -- qualifies under this. that's one of the major problems here that nobody knows who is and who isn't. if you're going to spend as a large producer, small producer, whatever.

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Tom Latham: and the fact of the matter is, any of these costs are going to be passed down tthe consumers. now, i -- maybe another $30, $40 a week out of a grocery bill isn't a lot for folks here but there are folks hurting at home that that's a lot of money. and the idea that somehow this isn't going to affect the price

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Tom Latham: of food, that it isn't going to affect thes could of -- cost of agriculture and -- the cost of agriculture and to do nothing, to have no improvement as far as the environment, no improvement as far as waste management, no -- as far as air emissions, it will do nothing except add costs

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Tom Latham: to the end consumer and i'm sorry but my producers out there know what this is going to cost them, each and every one of them. because they're going to have to go through a whole process to figure out what they can do and cannot do.