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>> you dont get to aaponymous and beer in the same sentence. toby. what do you think about that? >> they are taking costs out but beer sales are flat and the growth is outside of canada. i love you, patrick, but i dont love that one. >> and mr. prop man, what do you say? >> it is back. remember acorn and they got in trouble and they will rebrand themselves and want to call themselves like the new york community for change. international paper and why international paper you ask, brenda? >> i do ...

>> yes, its a silly idea at root because excess inventory we have is the biggest thing preventing the market from clearing, preventing the real estate market from recovering. until the market clears, you get run up recovery. this kind of policy wouldnt help that in the slightest. >> your blood pressure is back down. toby, you go ahead. >> this is always the rule of trying to do well for people and actually hurting people. so in a couple ways. number one, when someone takes over that home that sh...

This bit? >> there is no costless way to reduce carbon emissions. its what you want to do. there is no costless way to do that. it costs money whether you call that a tax or cap and trade, i dont care what you call it, it costs money. and the problem with trying to sell it politically as well offset this with jobs created elsewhere, it doesnt work. if you think that reducing carbon emissions is a laudable goal, it will cost money for the economy. >> okay. toby, i got to give you the last word. >...

Three blizzards in as many weeks putting the green agenda on ice. is that exactly what this economy needs? toby? >> the economy is jumping up and down and saying, thank you. you just cant see it cause we got the umbrellas on. look, even the dems have finally come to the conclusion that all the ideas that have been thrown out here are basically fraught ridden, horrible for the economy and finally when they started to put the math to it, they said, you know what, this would kill the economy if we ...

Three blizzards in as many weeks putting the green agenda on ice. is that exactly what this economy needs? toby? >> the economy is jumping up and down and saying, thank you. you just cant see it cause we got the umbrellas on. look, even the dems have finally come to the conclusion that all the ideas that have been thrown out here are basically fraught ridden, horrible for the economy and finally when they started to put the math to it, they said, you know what, this would kill the economy if we ...

Root because excess inventory we have is the biggest thing preventing the market from clearing, preventing the real estate market from recovering. until the market clears, you get run up recovery. this kind of policy wouldnt help that in the slightest. >> your blood pressure is back down. toby, you go ahead. >> this is always the rule of trying to do well for people and actually hurting people. so in a couple ways. number one, when someone takes over that home that shouldnt foreclose, according ...

Its beautiful, its cheap. i think its up by 40%. >> pat, do you agree? >> there is not a selloff on political issues. when you get that, you get a nice bounce back. >> gary b, your prediction? >> broken dark olympics just about over. but i tell you what, i think the buzz for nike, boy, do you see the swoosh? i think it continues to the next games, thats 2012 in london. i tell you what, i think nike is a double by then. >> here is a big olympic skier, toby. what do you think? >> im throwing -- yo...

Our current system? its not possible. its overtaxed. >> this could all -- your point would maybe be relevant if, in fact, this plan would start next year. but the start doesnt even happen, according to what they talked about yesterday, some of it wouldnt happen until 2018. however -- >> a lot of it will be happening right away. according to the bill, toby. >> hold on, guys. toby, youre saying no jobs. julie, youre saying 4 million jobs. right? >> im saying 250 to 400,000 a year for the next ten ...

This bit? >> there is no costless way to reduce carbon emissions. its what you want to do. there is no costless way to do that. it costs money whether you call that a tax or cap and trade, i dont care what you call it, it costs money. and the problem with trying to sell it politically as well offset this with jobs created elsewhere, it doesnt work. if you think that reducing carbon emissions is a laudable goal, it will cost money for the economy. >> okay. toby, i got to give you the last word. >...

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