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Want someone with experience over vision. so he's got to kind of say, i'm the man with new ideas, i'm the man for the future. i think it's -- i think it is the only choice he has at this point because it is something that distinguishes him and he can only hope that it works for him. >> we did some checking. he's 43 years old. hillary clinton 67 years old. let's take a look at ages of other presidents when they took office. ronald reagan first term he was 69. george h.w. bush 64 dwight eisenhower 62 ger ralds ford 61. you know this well david, older voters older people vote in much higher perce...

Establishments will not want to bank with those people. >> well, and i think -- i agree with that. and i think what's going to happen, you're going to see banks getting involved at the community level, perhaps the small banks that need the business. >> going to take the risk. >> i think they're going to take the risk and this risk/benefit analysis. a lot of money to be made here. >> there is a lot of money. and the thing is, you talk about the billions involved. but it's mom and pop small amounts. ultimately, i think you're right. the banking system will find a way. >> the small banks. >> i fi...

As well. >> we've been hearing from hillary clinton, obviously, the former secretary of state, after making some waves with her comments. she went right into the issue before a crowd at ucla, and i want to play that. >> the claims by president putin and other russians that they had to go into crimea and maybe further into eastern ukraine, because they had to protect the russian minorities, and that's reminiscent of claims that were made back in the 1930s. >> clinton also got a bit of a chuckle when she called putin a tough guy with thin skin. what's the cost/benefit analysis of the administrat...

But what we want to do is not just less. we want to do more with less, and for me, as a guy who grew up in the u.s., i want the u.s. to lead the world in this rather than wait while you made reference to the united kingdom, what china is doing with energy production, solar energy production, this is a huge -- the more we mess around with this denial, the less we're going to get done. >> i want to be specific though, congresswoman. 30 seconds on this point. as you know as i just outlined the president is proposing regulations. this is executive action. how do you respond to that as a member of ...

So it drives the policy to look at cost/benefit analysis, what we do about it, and the impact that u.s. policy would have in a global environment. >> well, and that's another question that i want to get to. but there is consensus, as you say, congresswoman, there is some skepticism about the degree to which humans may cause climate change or can you specifically say a weather event can be blamed on client change? some disagreement about that within the uk. nevertheless, within the scientific community, there is consensus, bill nye, among the scientists themselves on both of those questions. >>...