you have companies like walgreens up in evanston, illinois, old stomping ground in northwestern universityhey are building a net zero ste. where they produce, they are producing energy they can consume. geothermal tubes. they have a wind mill they are putting out in front of the store. the attitudes changed where you have businesses doing their own things in these regards because they think it's the right thing to do. >> that is fine. john jerk no problems with that. i don't think anyone has problems with the voluntary cooperation in terms of trying to make the planet cleaner. there is nothing wrong wit that. it's when the coercion is apply and government regulation one-size-fits-all is applied to even we have problems with. right? >> yeah. the global warming agenda is economy-sapping delusion that even the biggest advocates don't believe in. look at coastal properties for new york and california. they go up in price and bought by the al gore lovers. i shows how among the biggest supporters nobody buys in to this. >> voting with their feet. there is a politicals a fect this. tony abbott th

here are today's contestants -- an attorney from evanston, illinois... a homemaker from cincinnati, ohio... and our returning champion, a medical student from prince george, british columbia, canada... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert, and hello, everyone. welcome to our show. for the second time in about a week, we have a contestant from canada on "jeopardy!" and matthew, making the most of it, picking up $24,000. sandy and debbie, welcome aboard and good luck. here we go now into the jeopardy! round of play, which has only one daily double in these categories. each correct response will rhyme with the word "spree." matthew, you start. i'll take gettin' your drink on for $200, please. alex: sandy. what is scotch? yes. gettin' your drink on for $400. matthew. what is tequila? that's it. i'll take gettin' your drink on for $600. debbie. what is alexander? good. i'll take gettin' your drink on for $800, please.

for instance, when i was at a northwestern football game in evanston, rahm's hometown.when his picture flashed on the screen because they decided to promote him at the start of the fourth quarter. i don't know why, probably because the payback for the deal at apprentice hospital. anyway, when his picture flashed on the screen, people do it and it was a loud too. [applause] this was the father flickr's church. he had just been booed the week before. it was not the party. this is the northwestern football game. so maybe you are correct and maybe the people have come to their senses and realize there is a consequence for not paying attention when you have an election for just voting for someone because he think he's been endorsed by barack obama, even though barack obama has been kicking them out of the white house and feeling sympathetic for someone on a residency challenge to which he probably should not have been allowed on the ballot anyway. i'm willing to concede that there is a possibility that the people of the city of chicago will hurt me wrong this time and rice t

host: wanda in evanston, illinois. democrat. you have the last word. caller: hello. i am with this lady. i am 70 years old. when i got out of high school, my parents could not afford to send me to a state university. i do not understand what is so obvious. can you see that there has already been a redistribution of wealth? you can't see that? less than five are sent own 90% of everything? come on. as long as i have worked, i have never worked for less than five dollars and $.25. and i worked in the service industry. polluter and they get fined, they can write off the fine. give me a break. guest: i think you are right. we need to focus on college affordability as a very important goal. again, to give people an opportunity to get the education they need, to be effective members of the economy. i think historically, that was averagee within your americans reach. i think that is another issue get now hopefully, we can past this constant threat of crisis on the budget debate and have discussions about what can we do as a country to ensure that my children who are only 13

host: wanda in evanston, illinois. democrat. you have the last word. caller: hello.with this lady. i am 70 years old. when i got out of high school, my parents could not afford to send me to a state university. i do not understand what is so obvious. can you see that there has already been a redistribution of wealth? you can't see that? less than five are sent own 90% of everything? come on. as long as i worked, i have never worked for $7.25. they cannot afford to pay. they can write off fines. give me a break. host: that is wanda. guest: thank you for those comments. i think that you are absolutely right. we need to work on college affordability. again, to give people an opportunity to get what they need to be productive members of the economy. historically, that is much more within the average middle-class reach. it is moving further out of reach. institutions like the one that you attended -- that is another issue that we can hopefully get past. there is a constant threat of crisis. we can have discussions about what we can do as a country. 13,hildren are only 10