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And natural resources so that my kids and their kids can enjoy what i did, which is going and spending a day at the beach out in the sun, seeing nature at its best. all of that is threatened today. b.p. said they will stand responsible, but they haven't done anything yet. and our job today as attorneys general is to come together and to begin organizing a way for them to make good on the promises they've made. that is what the people want. they don't want lawsuits and punitive damages. they want people held responsible and they want to be reassured that the people whose job it is to look after...

It's about what can we do in the underrepresented groups and minority communities to take advantage. we know in this country that small businesses are the bedrock for employment. that's it. that's a known thing. so how can we encourage minority and traditionally underrepresented groups to gain access to technology and promote small business development in these communities and, like you said, use mobile-based technology. there's so many opportunities in different ways to get access to information. how can we educate folks about that and how they should learn to use technology aggressively in a...

I want to thank my colleagues for making the unprecedented gathering a day of unprecedented progress confronting one of the greatest threats to our global security. our work today not only advances the security of the united states, it advances the security of all mankind. >> bret: president obama wrapping up his 47-nation nuclear summit to address the issue of loose nuclear material. saying he got the nation to sign on to a plan over the next four years and there are critics about what came out of the summit today, including republican jon kyl from arizona who said this --

Closely, what's the most important thing to understand about the world before the summit happened? >> one, that you forged international recognition, nuclear terror is the number one threat facing most countries. two, you have an action plan where these countries have committed to joint action. and three, they've agreed to come back in two years to hold themselves accountable, to do what the president has wanted them to do, what they have now pledged to do to secure all loose nuclear materials in the world within four years. you do that, you stop osama bin laden. you do that, you prevent nucle...

I want to thank my colleagues for making the unprecedented gathering a day of unprecedented progress confronting one of the greatest threats to our global security. our work today not only advances the security of the united states, it advances the security of all mankind. >> bret: president obama wrapping up his 47-nation nuclear summit to address the issue of loose nuclear material. saying he got the nation to sign on to a plan over the next four years and there are critics about what came out of the summit today, including republican jon kyl from arizona who said this --