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Pardons last year for general Michael Flynn, the former National Security adviser who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi and is cooperating with the special counsels investigation. And pardons for former Trump Campaign chairman Paul Manafort who is now facing multiple criminal charges. Cnns jeff zeleny is at the white house. Are they denying these charges . Reporter the white house is pushing back saying these conversations did not happen. First were hearing from white house lawyer ty cobb who said this earlier this afternoon. He said, ive only been asked about pardons by the press and ive rou...

Later, but at some point we have to do that. and when we talk about our biomass, biofuels, or we talk about geothermal or talk about solar, these are not things that are ready for prime-time yet. everyone will admit to that. the algae fuel runs at the equivalent of ability $8.50 to $9 a gallon right now. but the point is that private companies will not invest money into this, because it's not profitable yet. governments have to do this. if governments don't do this, it won't get done. look at the chinese. they have poured billions of dollars into the solar industry over the last three or four ...

And when we talk about our biomass, biofuels, or we talk about geothermal or talk about solar, these are not things that are ready for prime-time yet. everyone will admit to that. the algae fuel runs at the equivalent of ability $8.50 to $9 a gallon right now. but the point is that private companies will not invest money into this, because it's not profitable yet. governments have to do this. if governments don't do this, it won't get done. look at the chinese. they have poured billions of dollars into the solar industry over the last three or four years, and basically they haven't gotten any ...

Are ready for prime-time yet. everyone will admit to that. the algae fuel runs at the equivalent of ability $8.50 to $9 a gallon right now. but the point is that private companies will not invest money into this, because it's not profitable yet. governments have to do this. if governments don't do this, it won't get done. look at the chinese. they have poured billions of dollars into the solar industry over the last three or four years, and basically they haven't gotten any profit out of it. why do they continue to pour money into this? they know that they won't get any profit out of it for se...