mr. solomon, i love your intentions and intelligence. mr. tapscott, i find you are skirting any solid question with any value towards the american public. i have three questions for you. first, the beginning of the u.s. when the boat came over and basically was welcomed by the natives of there in new england. and talked how to live on this land. yet the result of that kind this was turned back them with murder and mayhem. the country moves toward. you brought up barry goldwater and want brown points for the civil-rights movement. the white democrats did not want to pass it down south. we wanted to do it.

mr. solomon.st of all, i want to echo the same thing the previous caller said about your level of intelligence. i think you are very intelligent and it is fun listening to you. do you think president obama's speech at oslo was carefully crafted a? carefully crafted to appease the republican base for some reason? it seems to me that he said a number of things he does not truly believe. am i wrong? by the way, i do agree with you on health care. it is right for everyone. it is a basic human right. if it does not get past, america is in trouble. guest: it is a quixotic and not for a full effort to understand what a president believes at the bottom of his heart. we need to look at his actual policy. lyndon johnson gave an eloquent , progressive and doggerel address and proceeded to escalate the war that caused a few million deaths in vietnam and destroyed the hopes of a great society and his own domestic program. i think that barack obama has shown himself despite his protesting too much that he belie

mr. solomon. want to echo the same thing the previous caller said about your level of intelligence. i think you are very intelligent and it is fun listening to you. do you think president obama's speech at oslo was carefully crafted a? carefully crafted to appease the republican base for some reason? it seems to me that he said a number of things he does not truly believe. am i wrong? by the way, i do agree with you on health care. it is right for everyone. it is a basic human right. if it does not get past, america is in trouble. guest: it is a quixotic and not for a full effort to understand what a president believes at the bottom of his heart. we need to look at his actual policy. lyndon johnson gave an eloquent , progressive and doggerel address and proceeded to escalate the war that caused a few million deaths in vietnam and destroyed the hopes of a great society and his own domestic program. i think that barack obama has shown himself despite his protesting too much that he believes there's

mr. solomon, i read your book and it's a wonderful book. i'm also with cei. and as myron said there are many things in the book that were completely new to me. as they were to him. one of the most remarkable parts of the book i thought was the discussion of carbon dioxide which i had assumed was totally settled. that a, carbon dioxide does accumulate in the atmosphere for 50 to 200 years. that's why we have to be worried about it. and secondly, that we know for a fact that carbon dioxide levels today are higher than they've ever been in the last 650,000 years. and yet you presented -->> >> your mic's off. >> sorry. >> and yet you reviewed the research of some scientists who have challenged these very core premises of the whole ippc consensus. i'm wondering if you have received any -- any further inquiries from scientists or letters from scientists about this particular part of your book which i think as far as raising questions about the consensus is the most radical that i have seen from any of the so-called skeptics? >> no, actually, none -- i'm in touch wi