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Giveaways to the chrome growers? >> no, such as corn. it's also natural gas. there are a number of different ways to make this fuel and what's amazing about is that in your opening you said that we are almost energy independent. between nile and election day, we can actually become energy independent if we move to e85. the farmers have stood behind them, they've took stood behind the trade agreement, we could have a positive impact on the economy, consumers will pay $0.50 less per gasoline, the air will be cleaner, the cost will be more efficient, it works for everyone. this is a real solution...

Right now we were in a mode where we are thinking about emotions through the perspective of guilt from using a straw to eating a burger, and my part of the problem question we can certainly, yes. >> laura: this is such a route lowest hanging fruit here. if you can still eat fruits under this new set of rules but what about this? it's like putting a man on the moon and feeding the? >> yeah but what we could do and i'm hoping the president is watching tonight, it's voluntary. if our automotive companies make flex fuel vehicles at a cost of less than $100 per vehicle and some people say there is ...

Along with congressman shawn shimkus. i believe and he believes that every car that is manufactured in america ought to be flex fuel, meaning it would run on ethanol, methanol, anything that would help it to save fuel efficiency. other countries do this. it would cost $100 or less per car. we have natural gas in the united states. we can turn that into methanol. this is what we somebody doing, i think. brazil does it and it's done in many other countries. i think we should study every energy policy. the american people don't want to see a democratic energy paling or a republican energy policy,...

It's very complicated. there are all kinds of demands, india and china are driving prices up, tensions with iran are driving prices up. to some degree, we are limiting what we can do. but we should leave no stone unturned. >> shannon: is that a bill that you could work for, something that would make all autos flex-fuel in the future? >> well, look, we have already tried the massive ethanol subsidies and they haven't worked. but i am all for anything that can improve our nation's energy solution. natural gas as a powering source for vehicles works. i have a manufacturing plant in my district th...

Profit is nonsense and the president knows better than that. jobs are critically important but why don't we put investment into one of our nation's biggest industries rather than bigger because we still importing almost half of our oil and why don't we produce more domestic oil four our needs and we can also take natural gas and turn natural gas interest ethanol if we have flex fuel cars and have more domestic energy creating jobs rather than in venezuela or nigeria, create them here in this country. >>dave: the president said there are a lot of jobs coming out of the green industry let alone ...