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Now i see under the trump administration a return basically to common-sense regulation and enforcement, and more of this collaborative destructive process working together. >> and give us a sense of what could that mean? how quickly could we see another real energy boom in america, if you get the cooperative regulatory environment you've talked about? >> well, that's based on two factors. certainly one is commodity prices. that, by and large, is determined by opec. and the supporting countries. that has already taken place. and after a two-year devastating downturn, we're now in the process of...

It's typically done between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. local time. it's often at noon. and what really happens is, the electors show up, show up to a room in the state capitol, and they produce two documents that get sent to washington. one of those documents basically says, yes, the governor certifies the popular election results, and that the electors who are voting are qualified individuals. and then the electors themselves actually sign a ballot which says this is who we pledge our electoral votes to. >> for example, in the state of virginia, you can logon to the state website and you're able...

Sympathy ar the roughnecks and truck drivers transporting, people building pipelines. if all of a sudden mr. trump follows through on these promises to lift a lot of these regulations, we know the person he's appointed for the epa, former attorney general of oklahoma, current attorney general of oklahoma mr. pruitt is a big fan of the oil industry, obviously rick perry as well, rex tillerson, secretary of state pick, how much of a difference can this make for the industry and for the economy of the states where, for example, you have wells? >> well, it's quite simple in the sense that historic...

To the congress. so they wanted a compromise, and the compromise that they came up with was that the people would be represented through their states. so in essence, you are democratically represented in the electoral college, but it is represented through your state. and this is what makes in some ways the electoral college a little bit more like the world series than the super bowl. >> i like that analogy, actually. people think november 8th came and went and now it's over. but now the majority of the work's going to be done on monday. what does that process look like, and can people still p...