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Reports, i don't think they understand or appreciate the way bp has handled this and mishandled this just in public relations. >> and they don't. >> i was on a radio talk show in england and got some pretty nasty calls in. i invited to fly those people over here and see. come dip your hand in the oil and see what's happening to our way life. and i think you'll change your tune. >> i want to know on a personal level, how are you holding up? you're working around the clock. i've been out there with you on the water. how are you and the folks you're working with? >> we don't have a choice. we don...

But no matter what the number, we already have started to see its toll. i know it sounds like we've been talking about this oil for a long time. maybe you're getting tired of hearing about it. i understand that, this oil is not keeping track days, it's not keeping track of weeks. this oil, this crude is relentless, and that's destroying lives and businesses and threatens to end a way of life here in louisiana. no one is more tired with this stuff than the people here, they cannot turn away. this oil, this crude will not let them, it is spreading, it is not stopping, and tonight neither are we....

City, lord browne earned more than $11 million, making him one of the highest paid ceo's in britain. but browne's reign at bp ended abruptly, he retired two months early, disgraced amidst a personal scandal. browne admitted the affair, but both he and the company deny any misuse of funds. in february, this year just two months before the gulf oil spill, browne's autobiography, "beyond business" was published. it's described as an inspirational memoir from a visionary leader. the timing of its release could not have been much worse. >> i think where browne's fingerprints are in the spill of the...

Key, it's the linchpin to people going back to work. it's certainly a way to fight oil spills in the 21st century, it creates an efficiency where there are no efficiencies out there, and it's been a long time coming. but i appreciate where doug went with me. buddy caldwell is the one person who heard me early on, the attorney general. he's opened a lot of doors, i try to keep my head down and work in a steady way, and to have doug come through today was a big moment for me and for everybody who's ever worked on this. and it's -- i think it was a big moment for doug too. big moment for our pres...

Does it need a barge? >> well, the smallest one -- the footprint's about 5x5 for our largest machine, it weighs about 4,000 pounds. we should technically probably be on every skimmer out there. as you know, skimmers are picking up 90% water, 10% oil, and they throw it into a barge. you have a big barge that has 90% water, 10% oil. what this machine simply does in that particular case will give a pure payload. suddenly a barge will be coming back to shore with 99% oil as opposed to the other way around. >> it's amazing. >> there's a way to -- yeah, it's kind of amazing to you, not so amazing to...