dollars a barrel and then at eighty dollars a barrel i'm thinking things like the or i will share elon such things but what happens is that if you have high oil prices it theoretically should you give you more oil production so that's the one upside that i can see from higher oil prices ok and i'd like to ask all three of you the same question here if we were doing this program exactly one year from now what do you think that will price would be and i know there's a lot of volatility out there but i'm going to add which i was like to tyson i'm going to go to first if you watch two thousand and eleven going to hold for oil prices going to your crystal ball you know brush it off. well hopefully it'll end with prices around seventy five or eighty dollars a barrel that's where the supply demand fundamentals i think dictate it should be and hopefully that's where it is i think that even for oil exporting nations they'll be better off in the long term with prices closer to the seventy five eighty dollars range angus what do you think about you know what your crystal ball tell you that's that

host: our nextall is from boston, massachusetts, elon on the line for independents. >> happy new year. i want to make a comment regarding the way the republicans, administration and congress have run the campaign the past one year. my comment is based on what happened in the 1980's. we saw gingrich when he came to power and we saw how president clinton couldn't do anything. my concern right now as an american is that we are coming to another session where we find john boehner who the pas year has opposed everything the president put on the table. have we come to a position in our country where the two-party system is not working for the average american. i will take the comments after i hang up. thank you. guest: i think that the people, some people would say we have reached t point where the two-party system is not working quite a long time o. but it does work. president clinton passed a huge amount of legislation in the six years with republicans in office. president bush even passed stuff in the democratic senate. i is not like it is completely broken. i'm not so pessimistic on the

elon am karen from y university in north carolina. we have about 500 undergraduate s.d ban and and what is and 80 be the law school? >> we are all education majors, and we are here to learn about how the education and politics is combined, which is weird because before coming here i knew nothing about politics and i did not care very much and it was all about talking and we're talking about everybody is getting angry and all these people calling in. it kind of bothers me. >> why does it bother you? >> because it does not make sense when you are -- if i was in an argument with you and i am getting all he did an angry, i would not be in a place where i could listen and find common ground. just like a good marriage or igulatiorelationship with anyb- am talking about my parents' marriage. >> do they have a good marriage? >> yes. when they have a difference of opinion, they sit and talk with each other to make something happen. >> why do you think people get angry? what is the reason? >> we are human, psychology, defensive. we are scared.

host: our next call is from boston, massachusetts, elon on the line for independents. >> happy new year. i want to make a comment regarding the way the republicans, administration and congress have run the campaign the past one year. my comment is based on what happened in the 1980's. we saw gingrich when he came to power and we saw how president clinton couldn't do anything. my concern right now as an american is that we are coming to another session where we find john boehner who the past year has opposed everything the president put on the table. have we come to a position in our country where the two-party system is not working for the average american. i will take the comments after i hang up. thank you. guest: i think that the people, some people would say we have reached the point where the two-party system is not working quite a long time ago. but it does work. president clinton passed a huge amount of legislation in the six years with republicans in office. president bush even passed stuff in the democratic senate. it is not like it is completely broken. i'm not so pessimistic