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Too. >> got a question on our solar. this is dominick mach. he and his husband recently installed solar panels on the roof of their brooklyn home. i didn't know you could do that here in new york, dominic. welcome. >> you can. so, the decision to install solar was mainly to save some money but it was spurred on by president trump's decision to remove us from the paris accord. not everyone has the resources or incentives to do so. my question for you is, how can we lower the entry barriers to going solar? which is cost prohibitive to so many households that could be participating in the alterna...

Panels all over your roof for free and your bills will go down 20% the next day and you owe us nothing. now the subsidies are pretty meager in these states and on a global basis, the subsidies for coal and oil and gas are 40 times larger than the subsidies for renewable energy. ifby get better policies, we can eliminate these entry barriers so you properly focus on so that more people can take advantage of it. now, i want to say one other thing, it's really interesting to me that you and your husband made this decision partly in reaction to president trump's decision. you know, that -- that is...

Roof of their brooklyn home. i didn't know you could do that here in new york, dominic. welcome. >> you can. so, the decision to install solar was mainly to save some money but it was spurred on by president trump's decision to remove us from the paris accord. not everyone has the resources and incentives to do so. my question for you is, how can we lower the entry barriers to going solar? which is cost prohibitive to so many households that could be participating in the alternative energy -- >> do you know how much it costs for you to do this? >> our solar system costs $30,000. >> what's your...

Floating in a boat with little food or water and happy to take any ship that comes along like an o an oasis in the desert. what's important are the lives of the crew onboard and they'll take any ship they can get. >> how organized are they, jay? are they cartels, gangs, or are these, you know, a bunch of guys getting together in a boat looking for a target and dealing with it on a case-by-case basis? >> i like to think of it as a business. a free-market business with very few entry barriers. and very high capital mobility. i don't think -- there's been a lot of play in the media about how thes...