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gas but so many americans believe in nonsense. >> electric cars better for the environment? >> better for the environment. >> john: putting ethanol in our cars for america? >> yes. >> cheaper energy, lowers gas prices. >> john: there lots of myths about gasoline. that is our show tonight. >> and now, john stossel. [ cheers and applause ] >> john: talking at people at gas stations, i learned that oil companies are evil. their profits are excessive. but electric cars are good for the wor...

environment? >> better for the environment. >> john: putting ethanol in our cars for america? >> yes. >> cheaper energy, lowers gas prices. >> john: there lots of myths about gasoline. that is our show tonight. >> and now, john stossel. [ cheers and applause ] >> john: talking at people at gas stations, i learned that oil companies are evil. their profits are excessive. but electric cars are good for the world. were going to run out of oil in the year 2015. >> in 2015. what are we goin...

gas but so many americans believe in nonsense. >> electric cars better for the environment? >> better for the environment. >> john: putting ethanol in our cars for america? >> yes. >> cheaper energy, lowers gas prices. >> john: there lots of myths about gasoline. that is our show tonight. >> and now, john stossel. [ cheers and applause ] >> john: talking at people at gas stations, i learned that oil companies are evil. their profits are excessive. but electric cars are good for the wor...

>> john: that green paradise does appeal to people. as for becoming independent dependent. who could object to that. jerry does so does the author of "power hungry." robert bryce. everybody loves energy independence. >> why not been independence and ipod independence. this is most hack need phrase in american politics. the reality is we live in an integrated global economy. whether we talk about gasoline, ipods, fresh flowers, tennis rackets, those markets are global. why would we want...

>> john: were back with your questions for my guests. jerry taylor from cato innings toos institute, charles payne, fox reporter and robert bryce. first from my facebook page, joey says, why doesnt there seem to be a direct correlation between crude prices and pump prices? >> there is. if you do the different math and run the models. 90% correlation between a variations. its the main driver. >> john: yes, sir. >> increasing oil production will have a negative eligible impact on world market but ...

bike ride. >> john: that green paradise does appeal to people. as for becoming independent dependent. who could object to that. jerry does so does the author of "power hungry." robert bryce. everybody loves energy independence. >> why not been independence and ipod independence. this is most hack need phrase in american politics. the reality is we live in an integrated global economy. whether we talk about gasoline, ipods, fresh flowers, tennis rackets, those markets are global. why wo...

gas but so many americans believe in nonsense. >> electric cars better for the environment? >> better for the environment. >> john: putting ethanol in our cars for america? >> yes. >> cheaper energy, lowers gas prices. >> john: there lots of myths about gasoline. that is our show tonight. >> and now, john stossel. [ cheers and applause ] >> john: talking at people at gas stations, i learned that oil companies are evil. their profits are excessive. but electric cars are good for the wor...

>> taro araka is working on a system, holosteeled pylons on the sea floor that telescope when the air is pumped in. >> brown: we update the occupy movement as thousands of protesters march in the streets of new york, los angeles and dallas. >> woodruff: and we close with another in our "economist film project" series. tonight, a profile of an artist who uses garbage to create portraits and to transform lives in brazil. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for...

>> taro araka is working on a system, holosteeled pylons on the sea floor that telescope when the air is pumped in. >> brown: we update the occupy movement as thousands of protesters march in the streets of new york, los angeles and dallas. >> woodruff: and we close with another in our "economist film project" series. tonight, a profile of an artist who uses garbage to create portraits and to transform lives in brazil. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for...

>> taro araka is working on a system, holosteeled pylons on the sea floor that telescope when the air is pumped in. >> brown: we update the occupy movement as thousands of protesters march in the streets of new york, los angeles and dallas. >> woodruff: and we close with another in our "economist film project" series. tonight, a profile of an artist who uses garbage to create portraits and to transform lives in brazil. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for...