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Approval ratings go down. it's a hard cycle to break. no magic answer. we can't snap our fingers and have instant solar. we need to look at nuclear. we have to look at domestic drilling. it's a diversified approach. >> i want to come back and talk more about libya which flows from this discussion and more about the economy
>> obviously the threat of hitler in imperial japan does wonders for the national will. >> exactly. >> we had the gulf oil spill, japan -- >> then we have the middle east in a mess. >> right. >> you know, the president was trying to talk about production here. the whole idea of conservation has receded. and i think it's receded because of the nature of the congress and words missing in that speech. among words missing were cap and trade. you can argue politically there's no way you will get any kind of increase in the price of carbon out of this congress. i still think some day we're going to ...
Regulations. in a "wall street journal" editorial the president is launching to root out regulations that conflict or that are not worth the cost or that are just plain dumb. two years after a financial crisis sparked by shoddy oversight or no oversight whatsoever you do have twond if more deregulation is the magic answer to america's jobs problem. we here at the dr show are addressing the issue on our steel on wheels campaign. we'll be announcing the cities that we'll be visiting next week in our second leg of the steel on wheels tour and joining us now to talk about all of this is one of our...
Without causing a disaster? a huge issue. >> mean interest rates going up? houses -- >> no. put stimulus on hold a second. we've admitted it's a relatively small number. >> no. but that's exactly the point. and stephen made the point he thinks we have to raise interest rates. that is a consensus that when people talk about exit strategy from the general pumping of money into the economy, it's not so much the $30 billion to small business. it's the incredibly cheap credit, which banks have access and -- >> said that nicely. >> that is the big challenge. i don't think anyone has the magic answer...