mr. freedman. to give you a little bit of a background, i am a republican somewhat to the right of attila the hun but i'm not a climate denier. i believe in climate change. what i may disagree with you whether it is man-made that is, it's been seen ever since the family that occurred in florida in 2004. they were hit with four hurricanes, which, to my knowledge, was unprecedented in recorded history. it caused a lot of damage, but there was an entire decade thereafter that there were no hurricanes that hit florida landfall. that was the year before katrina in '05, but we had no hurricanes for an entire decade . yet all of the climate alarmists in 2004 pointed to the four hurricanes and said see, see, this means we are in dire straits, yet nobody ever said or explained why we were -- another decade without another landfall hurricane. yes, there are anomalies like the one occurring now in the bahamas but it is an anomaly and it is climate change. i agree. i disagree that we can do much about it, thou

. >> i was wondering what would you think mr. freedman would say about how china is now?r for steel industry, would industry all industries including food. you see places like bethlehem, pennsylvania where a casinos with a steel mill it used to be. that's hardly any steel coming out of pennsylvania paid all the raw materials will would have done about that? see what job he got the idea. >> guest: great he made out a great freedman's perspective but one area is influential in he was a free trader. his view truly was if china is going to be able to make goods more effectively than in the united states it's beneficial to allow chinese to make those goods more effectively than in the united states and the united states should not have high tariffs on goods. going to have a more peaceful world people are trading with one another and you have specialization in different areas. his theory was that his nation specialize in the areas they are most productive in and all nations will collectively have the lowest production but i appreciate that to something like that is the case in

thank you, mr. freedman. i give you a little bit of background.republican, somewhat to the right of -- but i am not a climate didn'ter. i believe -- denier. i believe in climate change. what i disagree with you whether it's man made or natural. that's been changing ever since the last ice age, but i wanted to point out an anomaly that occurred in florida in 2004. they were hit with four hurricanes, which to my knowledge was unprecedented in recorded history, causing a lot of damage. but there was an entire decade thereafter that there were no hurricanes that hit florida landfall. that was the year before katrina in 2005. but we had no hurricanes for an entire decade, yet all of the climate alarmist in 2004 pointed the four hurricanes and said see, this means we're in dire straits. yet, nobody ever said or explained why we went for an entire decade without another landfall hurricane. yes, there are anomalies like the ones occurring now in the bahamas, but it's an anomaly, and it is climate change. i agree. i disagree that we can do much about it th

thank you, mr. freedman. i give you a little bit of background.republican, somewhat to the right of -- but i am not a climate didn'ter. i believe -- denier. i believe in climate change. what i disagree with you whether it's man made or natural. that's been changing ever since the last ice age, but i wanted to point out an anomaly that occurred in florida in 2004. they were hit with four hurricanes, which to my knowledge was unprecedented in recorded history, causing a lot of damage. but there was an entire decade thereafter that there were no hurricanes that hit florida landfall. that was the year before katrina in 2005. but we had no hurricanes for an entire decade, yet all of the climate alarmist in 2004 pointed the four hurricanes and said see, this means we're in dire straits. yet, nobody ever said or explained why we went for an entire decade without another landfall hurricane. yes, there are anomalies like the ones occurring now in the bahamas, but it's an anomaly, and it is climate change. i agree. i disagree that we can do much about it th