President Needs To Seize BP's Assets, Says Protester

Mahdi Bray, the executive director of Muslim American Society Freedom, says President Barack Obama should seize all of BP's assets in order to help the Gulf Coast economy recover from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. (0:39)
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President Barack Obama Should Treat BP As A Criminal, Says Protester

Diane Wilson, a Texas fisherman, says BP America must be treated as a criminal and not a corporate entity. (0:27)
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Oil Spills Are Happening Everywhere, Says Protester

Diane Wilson, the Texas fisherman that, during a Senate Hearing last week, poured oil over herself to show her disappointment in the U.S. response to the Gulf Coast oil spill, says incidents like the Deepwater Horizon incident are happening across the country's coasts. (0:24)
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Pelosi: We Need A New Energy Policy

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) says the United States needs to lessen its dependence on foreign oil and that a new energy policy must be developed following the Deepwater Horizon incident. (0:32)
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BP Fully Responsible For Clean Up, Says Pelosi

House Speaked Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) emphasized BP's responsibility for the clean up of the Gulf Coast oil spill, stressing that any taxpayer dollars used in the advance of it would be paid back in full by BP. (0:12)
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Senator Landrieu To Salazar: How Are Feds Going To Help Oil Workers Earn Money?

Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) asks Department of the Interior Secretary Ken Salazar during a hearing held by the Senate Natural Resources Committee on Wednesday what the government's message will be to the 330,000 oil workers in Louisiana that are getting laid off due to the administration's renewed moratorium on offshore drilling. (0:24)
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U.S. Playing Lead Role In Relationship With BP, Says Interior Secretary

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar says the relationship between the government and BP is "dynamic but directive" during a hearing Wednesday with the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. (0:05)
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BP Must Compensate Workers That Lose Wages During Moratorium, Says Salazar

Department of the Interior Secretary Ken Salazar tells the Senate Natural Resources Committee on Wednesday that BP will be asked to repay the salaries of the workers that could be laid off due to the six-month moratorium on offshore drilling. (0:24)
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Oil Spill Highlights The Danger Of Fossil Fuel Reliance, Says Ken Salazar

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Tuesday that the oil spill in the Gulf Coast highlights the importance of weaning the U.S. off of fossil fuels and moving toward renewable energy. (0:16)
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U.S. Not Only Country To Learn From Oil Spill, Says Interior Secretary

Ken Salazar, the Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior, says Tuesday that all countries in the world need to be aware of the risks of not using renewable energy. (0:31)
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We Must Preserve Ecology Affected By Oil Spill, Says Salazar

The Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior, Ken Salazar, talked Tuesday at the Capitol Hill Ocean Week about the importance of saving ecological resources when handling the effects of the oil spill. (0:18)
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Thad Allen Discusses Best Way To Fight Oil Spill

National Incident Commander, Admiral Thad Allen, talked during a White House Briefing Monday morning about the method that is best used when dealing with oil in the water. (0:28)
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Size Of Oil Spill A Big Problem For Response Team, Says Thad Allen

Admiral Thad Allen, who is overseeing the response to the massive oil spill off the Gulf Coast, said during a briefing at the White House Monday that the response plans did not account for such an immense crisis. (0:31)
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BP Listening To The Government, Says Thad Allen

Admiral Thad Allen, who is overseeing the response to the massive oil spill off the Gulf Coast, said during a briefing at the White House Monday that BP has been receptive to the government's input. (0:09)
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Gulf Coast Oil Spill Will Have A Long-Term Environmental Impact, Says Thad Allen

Admiral Thad Allen, who is coordinating the response to the BP oil spill as National Incident Commander, said Monday that there will be long-term environmental issues surrounding the massive oil spill of the Gulf Coast, even after a relief well is drilled. (0:32)
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BP Needs To Take Bigger Actions Than Cutting The Pipe, Says Climate Expert

Brad Johnson, a Climate Researcher for the Center for American Progress, tells Talk Radio News Service that the oil at the site need to be captured as a second step after cutting the pipe. (0:14)
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BP Criminal At Their Own Crime Scene, Says Climate Expert

Brad Johnson, a Climate Researcher for the Center for American Progress, tells Talk Radio News Service that the American Government needs to take more initiative in handling the oil spill in the Mexican Gulf. (0:17)
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Obama: Feds Will Cut Through Bureaucracy To Make Sure BP Is Liable For All Claims

President Barack Obama delivers remarks from the Louisiana Gulf Coast on Friday after touring areas of the shore impacted by the Deepwater oil spill. (:16)
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Gulf Efforts Will Continue Regardless Of Top Kill Results, Says Obama

President Barack Obama delivers remarks from the Louisiana Gulf Coast on Friday after touring areas of the shore impacted by the Deepwater oil spill. (:16)
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Response To Gulf Spill Is Largest Cleanup Effort In U.S. History, Says Obama

President Barack Obama delivers remarks from the Louisiana Gulf Coast on Friday after touring areas of the shore impacted by the Deepwater oil spill. (:56)
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