i served with the great john chafee. i served with the great john warner. i saw bipartisan support to move. i see none of it now. it is sad. it is sad. the reasons i do not even want to go into. i think i know why. the bottom line is 81% of americans think climate change will be a serious problem if nothing is done to reduce it. thank you for doing what you do. despite all the pressure, despite all the insults, send of the population thinks that america should take action. we do not wait for china to decide how to treat our people. we are america. the american people get it. i do not have a lots of questions for you. you will get plenty. keep going. i just want to say keep doing what you are doing based on science. >> thank you. i am going to use my very limited time to ask some questions about the jon biel case. i believe it reflects a deeply broken bureaucracy long-term. it is not an isolated incident. they are developing key epa regulations. isn't it true that you receive -- you received a memo on january 12th 2011 in form and you that the salary was ill

governor chafee, you're not involved in any of that corruption and ran on a platform of trying to rout it out but i want to read a quote to you from johnaughlin. he said this is a new category even for us, even for rogues island. how do you govern in a state that has this one could say real difficult burden to overcome, which is this idea that it's eternally corrupt? >> well, we're cleaning it up and having these convictions and these investigations and these raids are all part of cleaning it up. yes, we're going through a transition, but i think a lot of rhode islanders know that we're doing the right thing, and certainly you mentioned me as being governor. my motto running for office has always been trust chafee. the voters know that, so there's a whole layer of leadership that is incorruptible. yes, we have some of our issues with corruption, but we're addressing it and weeding it out and cleaning it up. >> you have a high unemployment rate, around 9%, highest in the nation. has it been difficult for you to attract business interests because of the reputation the state has? >> yes, it's definitely a factor. i travel all over the cou