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Objections of the u.s. and its allies. >> if there is a referendum and it votes to move crimea out of ukraine and to russia, we won't recognize it, and most of the world won't either. >> nbc's jim maceda has more on the situation from the point of view of moscow. >> reporter: hey, chuck. well, six days now before the crimean referendum, and russian and pro-russian forces are further tightening their hold over the peninsula. ukrainian sources saying there are now 20,000 to 30,000 russian troops -- that's two to three divisions -- on crimea, and controlling at least 11 ukrainian border posts. ev...

Said regarding the referendum. we don't have it, but he says that if there is a referendum and it votes to move crimea out of ukraine and into russia, we won't recognize it and most of the world won't either. your reaction to that? >> i think it's very straightforward reaction. it's a strong defense of territorial integrity and particularly to ukraine's territorial integrity and it's a strong statement to russia that however this supposed vote goes, it is not going to be accepted by the europeans, it's not going to be accepted by us, and we suspect not going to be accepted by a lot of people i...

>> u.s. savannah was the first nuclear ocean liner and part of eisenhower's atoms for peace initiative, effort to replace fossil fuel with nuclear power. it didn't work out so well and i suspect fracking won't either. what do we do in tush our famous american ingenuity towards low-cost fuels. and lose the determination and resolve that gave us fracking. that is where our future lies, renewables. >> they're will holy grail of green clean carbon energy. sun, wind and water. so-called renewables because their supply is endless. similar to fossil fuels in that exception from hydro, they original f...

First nuclear ocean liner and a part of president eisenhower's atoms for peace initiative, an effort to replace fossil fuels with nuclear power. it didn't work out so well, and i suspect fracking won't either. so what do we do? well, we've got to turn our famous american ingenuity towards developing low-cost and reliable alternative fuels, using the same determination and innovation and resolve that gave us fracking. that is where our future lies. renewables. they're the holy grail of green, clean, zero-carbon energy. sun, wind, and water. so-called renewables, because their supply is endless....

Regulations. if you really want the economy to grow. gretta, there are 14 million americans who want to hurt. about 4 million of them have been out of work for over a year. there's a better chance they will never work again those people who have been out of work for over a year than they will get a job. people are hurting around the country and i think for the president to play politics with this is a mistake. this is a way to get people to work. we have all these regulars. this president and this administration is on a regulatory rampage. expensive. >> and, of course, you talk about people ou...