joe bastardi. no one messes with joe. no one messes with adam lashinsky.ote the book on apple. maybe has insight on what apple is planning next week. we're told some big things maybe not some big things after this. neil: you know when apple has what they call a developers conference, unlike any other company that has a powwow, this gets international attention because we never know what kind of goodies the company has coming out and coming up. "fortune" magazine editor adam lashinsky literally wrote the book on apple with the take what could be coming out of apple. adam, what do you think? >> this is great point you make, neil. this is gathering of software developers. they have wonky session this is kind of code we're releasing next six months. oh by the way we'll invite 1000 of our closest friends to tell you about mind blowing industry products we might unveil. things people expect from apple next week they will update their music service. they have one of their own. it hasn't done very well. they bought one from beats. people expect they have something

joe bastardi what she says to the climate change deniers, i guess like yourself, are not quite bolted well, you can blame it on my mom and dad. my dad used to say, i don't care what everybody is doing, you do the right thing and i guess that just sat with me the rest of my life. look, let's look at it this way, first of all, i don't want to just trash the epa for everything, because a big supporter of a lot of the things the epa has done and continues to do. in this particular case, if we look, for instance, at the linkage between co 2 and temperature in the geological time scale here. maybe i'm not normal, but it's tough to see that linkage if you actually look at the chart. in addition, some of the real hockey sticks. neil: do you have a chart? could you give us a chart? i'm afraid you might over the show. what is the chart? go ahead, tell us-- >> it would show that there's no linkage or put it this way, neglible linkage. i put that chart up there, i can't see you, i don't know if that's fortunate or unfortunate. the true hockey sticks of the fossil fuel era, if i could speak, are l