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Yeah, america, if the middle east goes down and we dont have oil anymore. how do we hold our country and economy together with $10 gal an gasoline and do you want to be beholden to good friends of ours for the life blood of any country energy or do you believe that solar panel green wind power is going to magically sprout out of the ground. at least canada for us and mexicos production is declining as well. this is why we must drill now. you open up the gulf and shore lines was alaska f. there w...

To inspire new technology such as wind, solar. what did think of that? >>guest: well, i dont think republicans in the house of representatives are opposed to green energy. im certainly not. but we want a rational market driven energy policy and the fact is that 85 percent of our energy in the united states comes from hydro carbon. depending how you define green energy, less than 10 percent comes from the so-called green energy. >>neil: but this could be the wind that presidents back, and the env...

>> i feel bad for these kids. when i was a kid we had a little environmentalist we looked up to called captain planet. can we look at the photo? captain planet was another kind of awesome. he solved all of our environmental problems. he had a compost heap that was his belt and his bullet was recyclable. we had captain planet and his planet-teers were amazing. >> wasnt that a cnn prog scwekt? -- project? didnt ted turner talk about that? >> yes, the owner of fox news. >> and youre fired. youre go...

Oil and natural gas exploration off the east coast. environmentalist howled and grew even louder when a month later the deepwater horizon oil rig blew up killing 11 men and releasing an estimated 205 million gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico over 85 dies. in december, the administration quietly reversed its decisions until regulations could be more thoroughly reviewed. clearly an embarrassment for the white house and for all practical purposes a promise broken. >> well, so much of the buzz ...

Discovery channel building in maryland. >> are you talking about james lee, a man who was from san diego, california, he had had a sordid past with the discovery channel. he apparently set up a big protest there in 2008. he was actually in jail for a short period of time for violating, i believe, efforts to keep him away from this property so the people at discovery knew who he was. heres the thing, he apparently became some sort of an environmentalist junkie after he watched former vice preside...

To be horrendous when the north winds kick in on the back side of there storm. east carolina is used to storms but not one like this in a long, long time. >> we will get updates throughout the morning. disturbing details are emerging about that gunman shot and killed yesterday after holding three people hostage at the discovery channel headquarters in maryland. court records show the 43-year-old identified as james j. lee was a radical environmentalist who said he experienced a wakening when h...

Republicans with a ten-point generic edge when youre choosing who you want to represent you in congress. the scariest part of that poll is that they were twice as likely to be excited to vote. republicans are about twice as likely as democrats. how do you make that up? i dont know. i would like to see what richard trumka says about this. democrats are not running on the bills they passed. in cases like kentucky, harry reid cant really do it but in states like missouri is another one, where democ...

Choosing people to run in congress, the scariest part of that poll is that they were twice as likely to be excited to vote. republicans are about twice as likely as democrats. how do you make that up? i dont know. i would like to see what richard says about this. democrats are not running on the bills they passed. in cases like kentucky, harry reid cant really do it but in states like missouri is another one, where democrats are fighting the tide thafrl basically apologizing for everything the p...

Spread out throughout the country. >> what needs to be done to keep them from diminishing both in terms of people going there and the financial sources being afforded to them. what do you think people need to know and do about that? >> i think they need to go to the national park. >> visit them. >> they need to know they exist and then take your first visit to one. when i visited my first national park, it was acadia. and i felt at that point like someone who had lived in a mansion my entire lif...

Then a study made to reduce the amount of sdersants used at 72% reduction. and they are going to continue to study, noaa will continue to study. i think there is good news today. the fact that the vast majority of the oil is gone. >> that was assistant to the president for energy and climate change, carol browner. she was here, of course, a few minutes ago on "morning joe." with us now i want to get his reaction. republican nor senator from florida, senator george lemieux. you know as a floridia...