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Graveyard? you just go. take a look. a bird graveyard. go under a windmill someday. >> so apparently thats where you find a bird graveyard. now, listen, its true that turbines do kill birds, hundreds of thousands of them. but while were talking about facts because theyre important, more birds are killed by cats. almost a million and a half a year or actually by other more birds are killed by cats or energy sources such as coal, oil. and studies also show that wind power actually has the smallest...

Turbines seem to be tied to his battle oaf them near his golf course in scotland. and he knows better than anybody? >> i know more about isis than the generals do. i know more about courts than any human being on earth. >> i know more been steel workers than anyone who has ever run for office. >> i know more about drones than anybody. >> i can tell you more about caterpillar tractors than the people that work there. >> i know more about debt than practically anybody. i love debt. >> he knows, ju...

Energy increase 20-fold since the president took office. wind energy in the united states has tripled. all of this dependent upon the significant investments this country has committed to under president obamas leadership. and thats why the president is proud of his record. but hes also committed to making sure that were going to do the right thing, both for our planet and for our economy. >> from the white houses perspective, is the political battle oaf the facts here, the denialism weve seen i...

Much of the public debate focuses on taxes. democrat want to raise them on high earners. republicans dont. but there is another part of the equation that gets less attention. that is spending cuts. chief white house correspondent ed henry looks in to that tonight. >> reporter: pulling on the heart strings as if he were back on the campaign trail, president obama visited middle class family in virginia. >> a couple of thousand dollars means a couple months rent for this family. >> once again, he ...

Today than there were 20 years ago. >> one of the problems in finding people is the perception that manufacturing is a dying art and that jobs are not going to be there because theyre being sent overseas. >> reporter: you remember high school shop class? well that is making a comeback. there is lot of manufacturers are turning to the high schools, the administration, guidance counselors and ultimately telling students that the trades are still a way to make a good income with benefits and long-t...