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are, is priced into this market? >> when i look at the markets right now and what's going on with the movement in stocks over the last year, it's been on very low volume. in my mind, the one big economic indicator we need to be following is job growth. i don't see job growth that's going to allow us to keep a sustainable movement in the market. >> do you want to sell into equities? >> i guess when i look at it, i'm looking at a longer-term horizon. i think volatility is here to stay in the market lace. over the last decade, we've had more days of 3% volatility than over the last 50 y...

Future." robert, how is wind like spitting into the wind? >> well, that's a good question, brian. carbon dioxide reductions. for years, the industry has been claiming if only we would erect thousands more turbines all over the world, the result would be dramatic reductions in c02 emissions but according to a study done earlier this year, a study that came out earlier this month by ross baldick at the university of texas at austin, any reductions that may occur because of increased use of wind will be either in -- will either not occur or will be so small as to be insignificant. >> we have band...

Emergency slides to evacuate the plane. nobody jumped out we understand with beer, though. outgoing b.p. c.e.o. tony hayward refusing a request from congress to talk about how b.p. played a role in the lockerbie bomber. in a letter to senators, hayward says he's focusing on the company's leadership change and is too busy to attend. they are trying to figure out if they lobbied for his release in ex change for a $900 million oil exploration agreement with libya. >> wind power has been touted as a surefire way to reduce carbon emissions and some states are requiring a large part of their energy ...

That may have very little effect on c02 which everyone says what we should be addressing. >> robert, look. we want to get off oil and gas in the big picture and be able to sustain ourselves like brazil is doing but is your sense that the wind is not yet there now but is -- is there enough potential there to lasso the wind to be more effective or do you feel as though this is not ever going to be effective? >> well, i'm -- i understand your point about brazil but brazil is really -- their success story is actually in deep water off-shore drilling. that's the success story in brazil, not ethanol...