You replace it with today. tremendous green energy possibilities, wind, solar, so many ways we can compensate. sean: how long would it take he- excuse me, you said something quickly, if we invest adequately. you know you said a few minutes ago that i wanted to get rid of american energy production. no, i don t. i want to ramp down fossil fuel energy production. i want to ramp up green energy production. we need to make a just transition from a dirty energy to a clean energy grid. sean: how long would in your view, would that take? well, if you look at the money we spend subs dieing the oil companies we could take the same money and subs skies the production of green energy we are americans and we can do whatever we want and if we decide we are going to make a massive just transition to a green energy grid you absolutely can believe, we have the money, the know how the ingenuity and the spirit. what we need is for americans to
Sav sanctity of life. and taken back, as a reporter taken back by the fact, end that people have to be treated when they go to the e.r. someone who s written about this, a woman i interviewed going to the e.r. for decades, not because she didn t want insurance, she couldn t afford it and was sick and that was the way she did it. i think that there s going to be an idea, you have democrats accusing republicans of being cold hearted and republicans saying, okay. if you really want to help everybody, how are you paying for single payer? the age old question of the two parties in general. free market or taking care of anybody without actually having the money to do it, i think that the debate we ve had over the last nine months about the affordable care act and what it should be repealed and replaced with is actually underscored that most people in america do not want a kind of complete free for all, free market health care system, or a free market
What s been happening today. all right. let me ask you this you heard the congresswoman there, particularly on the risk corridor issue. address her concern that basically says, look, that s nice of her subs skies the insurance, but the deductibles are so high that they haven t been useful so it hasn t worked. what would you say in response to her? well, i m i m fairly stunned by that last interview, chuck, to hear a health care provider say we should repeal the federal law that allows mandates that hospitals treat anyone coming through the door is stunning, and to hear the congresswoman say let the president issue an executive order contrary to the law that s in place is fairly stunning. but maybe she doesn t understand what the costs sharing subsidies are. they are specifically to lower deductibles and co-pays for the lowest income individuals in the marketplace. so if she thinks deductibles are
Subs skies for oil companies and commit to getting out of wars and to not oversubsidizing highways and put it in public transport. we agree on that. yes we agree. in noor? yes. imogene? absolutely. we just made a deal. very well done. thank you very much. coming up, we put aside the political charade, whether we ve been dealing with the past half hour to look at inspiration and intrigue from the world around us. i like dat i like dat, all right