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A public pressure point of view that already doesn't work and many of them are also highlighting the lack of imagination must have taken to only create solutions around the offending cars as opposed to using it as an opportunity to zoom out and rethink the solutions in general like incentivizing car sharing for example or improve mass transit now looking so far has also convinced the federal government that it should compel the auto industry to do these retrofit and for the auto industries part it insists that it needs the money in order to be able to invest in new technologies it's hard to im...

Really figured that out in the state of ohio or anywhere else. it's really hard to treat people who have opioid addictions but it's something we've got to do and get better at it. there is an enforcement problem too. if you look at one of the biggest drivers, maybe the biggest driver of all of these overdose deaths, it's fentanyl. and it's coming through the southern border or through china and no matter how much you treat addiction effectively, if you continue have people taking drugs meant for rhinoceroses and el fanlts, you'll have a significant health problem. we have to deal with these re...

To underground chemical storage. that's step one. step two would be updating this, you know, decades-old law i mentioned earlier. but then, as you say, it's still an enforcement problem, the government is chronically underfunded for inspectors. >> i'm always struck with something like this, that we're at the case that al qaeda decided to target a water supply in west virginia, and took out a sixth of the state's water supply, through an act of concerted, determined terrorism, the amount of resources that would flow to combatting that problem, the amount of political outrage there would be, the...

Manchin, better reg lace of above ground chemical storage. right now it's only applying to underground storage. step one. step two would be updating this decades old law i mentioned earlier. as you say, it's still an enforcement problem. the government is chronically underfunded for inspectors. >> i'm struck with this. we're at a case were al qaeda decided to target a water supply in west virginia and took out six of the state's water supply through an act of con sers the determined terrorism, the amount of resources that would employee to combating that problem, the amount of political outrag...

Step two would be updating this, you know, decades-old law i mentioned earlier. but then, as you say, it's still an enforcement problem, the government is chronically underfunded for inspectors. >> i'm always struck with something like this, that we're at the case that al qaeda decided to target a water supply in west virginia, and took out a sixth of the state's water supply, through an act of concerted, determined terrorism, the amount of resources that would flow to combatting that problem, the amount of political outrage there would be, the agree of attention there would be to it, would be...