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Colleagues at mit before citing the study yesterday. >> no we were of course completely surprised. it was hard for us to imagine how that study could be used to support withdrawal of the u.s. from the agreement. if anything. it would seem to suggest that the -- the u.s. should engage even more with the paris accord. and the paris accord of course includes a schedule for reviewing progress and making new commitments. so it's -- it's part of the negotiation process that president trump suggested he wanted to reengage. so there is no -- it doesn't make any sense to me that one would withdraw. >> ...

Business, jobs american kpee. he said it over and again today. he said the reason that the president has pulled out is because in deal has come at the expense of the american economy. >> there is absolutely no evidence of that. in fact the reverse is really true. there have been probably ten times the number of jobs maybe i think the number is actually like 8 times of number of jobs created in renewables compared to what's lost in the fossle fuel industry. >> michael bloom burm afternoon amanpour with the panel. governor grant whom we didn't speak to you. to you is it reasonable to ask the pre...

Which we're trying to bring the tools we have to help different countries meet the agreements. because people doesn't have a firm idea of exactly how they're going to meet them but accelerate beyond that >> were you completely just -- you were completely sprised when your study was cited i'm wondering personally what is it like to be sit tlg and suddenly hear the white house the president using your study in a way that is not correct? >> well, i mean unfortunately in this business it's not the first time that people have taken our work and twisted it out of shape. so it goes with the territory...

Will -- will acknowledge this we want to reduce regulations and taxes on the american economy not grow them. it's hard to see how a big. >> this isn't a tax regulation. >> it is. >> no. >> tells -- it regulates the energy industry and basically says, governor we have to switch towards more expensive energy from less expensive energy. >> it doesn't solar is less expense of google it google it solar and wint is less expensive than coal. >> natural gas natural gas and coal one at at a dime but can i want to make another point. >> okay. >> about your interview with mit professor i have to say i wa...

Let's talk more about how your personal information can be used to find out things about you, particularly on a social networking site. let's bring in the coauthor from a m.i.t. study, getting his phd at stanford. and carter, a software developer. guys, you used your study. just let me know if this is clear. you went on facebook, and basically from people's information on there figured out their sexual orientation. is that basically it? >> yes, sir. absolutely. in essence, what we were trying to test is the age-old adage, birds of a feather flock together and apply it to the digital age. and i...