listen we tried for 20 years with kyoto and e.u. definitely wanted to do a lot of good. from europe. we ended up paying 20 or $30 billion to cut carbon emissions half what you guys done and done it for free. actually you made money doing it because you also got cheaper energy. that is the way forward. also for china and india and everyone else. melissa: that is the argument too. a lot of people who are proponents of solar and wind and whatever don't want to hear is that while fracking has been profitable it has helped the environment. at the same time, you look at things like there was this big story today out of wyoming where encana is drilling and there's a well that is contaminated one way or the other. seems like it from the reports. they're dealing with all this. the neighbors in the neighborhood are saying, pavilion, wyoming is result of fracking going on near by bi. there is a case they point to. >> there is nothing just fine. fracking has its problems. we need to have it well-regulated. most water is from 100 feet down. most frack something mile down. so not like

. >> thankfully we avoided the disastrous kyoto protocol. no question obama favors redistribution. giving up your own self-interest making a sacrifice for climate change , if they go ahead with this they could tax every element of economic life which is dead disastrous harbinger. neil: good to see you.@a neil: halftime not gone. that meltdown will never happen and again not yet. not when it comes to aig the government still keeps a close eye that means both laughed to beef up the balance sheets which makes you wonder why that government is so focused. leading democrats that frankly it is history. we would be worried because the stock frank we would not look at any more news still hurting that to everything hits the fan but what that could say to the class or the professor. tim geithner does not order inspire much hope what this same can. be afraid. >> i am scared. this is a fragile world and. tim geithner. he was head of the new york fed when we had the meltdown we made him head of the treasury i that there was the better way of doing things. absolutely. if anybody should have know

and, i don't, even when i am in kyoto, try to subvert the buddhism there. i may wish more people believe as i do but i wouldn't understand anything if i try to impose that. so, yes, some people can find it undercut. i think one reason fundamentalism's goal, some people do try to build the thick walls so there's no danger of something permeating, but by and large americans have remained fairly faithful to their own communions while bumping into everybody. [interviewer:] well, professor marty i really want to thank you for an excellent interview. thank you very much. [dr. simons:] comments on professor marty's thoughts, i mean, did you see how we - we almost covered him, you know, what he had to say. but any other comments that you might have? [female voice:] i found out that my religion grows deeper as i brush up against other faiths because it then sets me seeking the sources of why i believe what i do. so, to me i think i've been deeper in my faith through the years being exposed to myriad religions. [dr. simons:] and i think that's what professor marty is

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