priebus was there. we had a real productive meeting. it was something. very engaging. i think very, very encouraging. they were talking to you and according to the press you were being considered for secretary of energy. a job that has now gone to former governor of texas, rick perry. uh-huh. first of all, is rick perry a good choice for that? some on the political left have said, you know, given the fact that he s a big fossil fuel guy, he s not a good guy for that, but he s done a lot with renewable energy, senator? yeah. and i know rick and i like rick. we ve been friends for quite some time. we were governors together and governors really form bonds, okay, and that s what s really great. we form relationships. rick has the experience to run an organization and agency and that s really what it takes. he s been the longest-serving governor of texas. he understands it coming from an energy state. we might agree to disagree on a few things, but basically you got to look for a p
you big brother is about to go bankrupt because of medicare and medicaid, and this is all connected. rising medicaid charges are connected to horrific diets. inactive population. it is all connected. we can sit back and say the government should keep its hand but they are coming and getting our tax dollars and we re going bankrupt over it. the washington post has it right. we sat here shocked and confused. he s the jolly green giant. he s a huge fossil fuel guy. he runs exxon mobil. i apologize. as alex noted that he s green as he s one of the toughest s.o.b.s around. that s why trump likes him. this is the lead story at 22
when they put the world net daily russian oil conspiracy guy in charge of that issue for the state. and in a way, that s kind of hilarious, but it has also resulted since the spill in moments like this one that i m going to show you now. this is the oil might not be a fossil fuel guy talking about what the state of north carolina should do about all of these coal ash pits that they know are leaking toxins all over the state. watch. their only acceptable remedy was dig them up, move them to lined landfills and cover them. oh, did that just get stuck? he goes on to say, their only acceptable remedy, environmentalists, dig them up, move them to lined landfills. 14 facilities and 32 coal ash ponds. i can assure you it s not that simple. there s science that has to go into making these determinations. there are environmental scientists who say that s the worst thing that can happen to the environment.
going to show you now. this is the oil might not be a fossil fuel guy talking about what the state of north carolina should do about all of these coal ash pits that they know are leaking toxins all over the state. watch. their only acceptable remedy was dig them up, move them to lined landfills and cover them. oh, did that just get stuck? he goes on to say, their only acceptable remedy, environmentalists, dig them up, move them to lined landfills. 14 facilities and 32 coal ash ponds. i can assure you it s not that simple. there s science that has to go into making these determinations. there are environmental scientists who say that s the worst thing that can happen to
the state knew that was true. the state knew that was true when they put the world net daily russian oil conspiracy guy in charge of that issue for the state. and in a way, that s kind of hilarious, but it has also resulted since the spill in moments like this one that i m going to show you now. this is the oil might not be a fossil fuel guy talking about what the state of north carolina should do about all of these coal ash pits that they know are leaking toxins all over the state. watch. their only acceptable remedy was dig them up, move them to lined landfills and cover them. oh, did that just get stuck? he goes on to say, their only acceptable remedy, environmentalists, dig them up, move them to lined landfills. 14 facilities and 32 coal ash ponds. i can assure you it s motnot th