that is why husband gave us cause to think. -- huntsman davis cost of thing. -- huntsman gave us cost a thing. you can go right down the line. this is a pretty healthy economic driver. maybe if there is more focus on that rather than building a dam -- building are in the community and thing and, of more grass roots, more community building, the anyone have this brawl that takes the land away. there might be a chance to save , and the resources in the land, which is water. [applause] >> and to build on what bob said, i think about the big challenges. you look back and bring in up to date. first of all, we are locked in now. we have a strong oil and gas industry but that is not prevented us at all from becoming overly dependent on foreign oil. we're not to the point where almost 70% of our oil comes to six little countries in the middle east and iran and russia. this has put us up against the wall. and so the way to think about that is an american a way to think -- us look at our future and what our resources are. i think the resources in the west are abundant in terms of solar and wind

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huntsman is a republican. to show you how you have a open mind, it doesn't matter what party your wit if you look at something with the same mind. like looking at the west and natural resources. huntsman, in the past, had people that saw you taught as a place to be developed. it was kind of ironic. there was an irony there in that utah is a state that we promote its historic value. the mormon conquest -- the settling of the mormons and how important a land was, building log cabins, and so forth. and then there were opening at all up to be taken apart. so huntsman comes in, and he is of the modern generation of political leaders that understands these values. now is going off to china. but that was to me a good sign that utah is beginning to understand a new set of values related to the lan. >> jill, do you want to? i think bob would like to hear some of the question. >> i actually do not because it is so much fun to listen to this. but really, i think all of us were transfixed. people are really enjoying this,

. >> caller: how about symbol hun, huntsman core?> we called that as an option play when it was up at -- it's up at 9. we can't come in now. we've already missed that move. i want to thank frank for telling to us take the ochgs when it was 3, 4. but now it's over. john in carolina. john. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. very good to talk to you. >> boo-yah, john. good to talk to you. >> caller: spectra energy, should i buy more or sell what i got? >> why don't you sell? 5% yeel yield, the balance sheet's good, they're going to raise the yield. not hold, not sell but buy. chris in illinois. chris. >> caller: kraimer, big boo-yah from the windy city chicago. >> man, our second chicagoan tonight. i've got to tell you something, i think i'm not take the bears this weekend. but that's all right. don't take it from me. >> caller: i want to ask how you feel about advanced micro devices -- >> i have been a bull on advanced micro devices since it went to $2. i've been recommending it. now we're up over 300%. so it would be unfair for me to say not to

john huntsman a fantastic governor of utah, moderate republican, china expert, was picked by presidentbama to be ambassador to beijing. high profile. the japanese wanted somebody who also would be a high profile political figure. they were isn't john russ not well known. but it turns out he is a good friend of president obama, a very astute expert on the economy and technology. and i think he is making a very good impression in japan. and at the end of the day i think people realize the important thing is who can get to on the gone with the president. i think they sense that the new ambassador can do that. he certainly has started off on the right foot. host: david joins us on the end line from outer banks, north carolina. caller: good morning. how are you? i have two questions for you. first about constitutionality. i'm ignorant about this internationally. while i look at countries that are nonwestern like singapore and japan, i'm curious as to what constitutional -- from your vantage point and what you know, how problematic is it that they don't have the sort of classically liberal o

john huntsman a fantastic governor of utah, moderate republican, china expert, was picked by presidentbama to be ambassador to beijing. high profile. the japanese wanted somebody who also would be a high profile political figure. they were isn't john russ not well known. but it turns out he is a good friend of president obama, a very astute expert on the economy and technology. and i think he is making a very good impression in japan. and at the end of the day i think people realize the important thing is who can get to on the gone with the president. i think they sense that the new ambassador can do that. he certainly has started off on the right foot. host: david joins us on the end line from outer banks, north carolina. caller: good morning. how are you? i have two questions for you. first about constitutionality. i'm ignorant about this internationally. while i look at countries that are nonwestern like singapore and japan, i'm curious as to what constitutional -- from your vantage point and what you know, how problematic is it that they don't have the sort of classically liberal o