it's global healthcare consulting business unit hill could health and by the alice clayberg reynolds foundation and viewers like you. thank a and >> hello, i'm llewellyn king, host of "white house chronicle," which is coming up, but first a few thoughts of my own. the ever world was gripped with chaos years ago, gas lines, people shot, and the energy problem was with usw for really nearly 40 years. -- it is only very recently that it has eased, and it has eased dramatically. 1970's, we had the iranian revolution, and there were umps up and down all the way along. every president talked about independence. but did not believe it was a possibility, and international policy was built around energy. big countries that were not oil producers became supplicant countries. all that has changed. why? technology. it has come to the rescue, but it did not come at the speed that people thought it would. a lot of government money thrown into energy research in the 1980's, the great national , but bit by bit, it began to have an affect, and also we opened not only our research capacity but our min

and global healthcare consulting business unit and by the alice clayberg reynolds foundation and viewerse, thank jew i'm evan myth msnbc political analyst who won the pollster prize for commentary in 2,009. his eugene robinsoninson. this is overheard. >> actually. well, i guess we can't fire him now. i can't we can't fire him now. the night that i win the emmy. being on the supreme court was an improbable dream. it's hard work and it's controversial. >> without information there's no freedom. it's perilless to provide this information. >> this guy says hey he goes to 11. gene robinson welcome. thanks so much evan. it's great to be here. >> you've been watching washington d.c., the execution of the government's responsibilities for many, many years. you've been at the post for a long time. we live in a time now where washington and the system of government that we live under seems as broken as it's ever been. >> yeah, you spoke of the execution of the government responsibilities. what do you mean? that may be too optimistic to describe it that way. >> it kind of is really. i frankly have

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