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Ago, secretary of interior salazar put off limits a million acres in northern arizona to uranium mining. that's the nuclear industry, right? >> right. >> so you've got natural gas, you've got oil, and you've got the nuclear industry which is being suppressed by the obama administration. well, they tried to raise up the wind mills and solar industries, that the green environmental movement wants to create. the problem is the bottom is falling out from beneath the solar industry right now. >> paul: so, these, these oil sands, the oil and oil sands of canada is going to be produced anyway, the ca...

The father of all evil. then he said the secretary of interior salazar has been working on this from the beginning of the administration. if oh has, he hasn't done anything. clearly 11 days before the blow-out, hi department had given environmental waiver to b.p. i don't attack the interior department for doing that. they couldn't have predicted but the president always hovers above the issue and problem and hurl seu zeus bolts from above. >> shannon: okay, not a fan of the speech today. mort? >> what struck me is he said that domestic oil drilling continues to be part of the overall energy st...

On earth. the father of all evil. then he said the secretary of interior salazar has been working on this from the beginning of the administration. if oh has, he hasn't done anything. clearly 11 days before the blow-out, hi department had given environmental waiver to b.p. i don't attack the interior department for doing that. they couldn't have predicted but the president always hovers above the issue and problem and hurl seu zeus bolts from above. >> shannon: okay, not a fan of the speech today. mort? >> what struck me is he said that domestic oil drilling continues to be part of the overall...

Economic reasons. do you -- what do you think about the direction the white house is headed on this and whether they are fighting a losing battle? >> well, i thought it was significant today that interior secretary ken salazar is making clear they are not giving up on this moratorium, that the u.s. government, our government, does not think that offshore drilling is safe and they want to verify all of it. now, it is no longer going to be what's changing is it is no longer just deepwater. there's not just a limit 500 miles, you know, you know. there are a whole bunch of different changes but by...