live from oklahoma state university, the "steel on wheels" energy summit rolls on and the show starts right now. >>> well, good friday afternoon to you. sunny day in oklahoma and an amazing conversation here at oklahoma state university, last night focusing on jobs and energy. putting a cap on our four-month "steel on wheels" tour and on the last day of this tour, a bad news/good news situation. today, oil spiking to nearly $108 a barrel but finally a little bit of progress on the jobs front. the economy adding 216,000 jobs this month, resulting in an unemployment rate of 8.8%. but we know that 8.8% number is basically a fraud. the real number of jobless in this country, 15.6%. with that said, that number is slowly dropping right now. both sides of the aisle happy, of course, to claim credit for the new jobs number. >> that makes 1.8 million private sector jobs created in the last 13 months. and the unemployment rate has now fallen a full point in the last four months. >> today's jobs report is welcomed news but washington needs to do a lot more to end the uncertainty. >> joining us n

pickens has given hundreds of million dollar of dollars to oklahoma state university and says he does not miss a football game. that includes the largest single donation to university's collegiate athletic program in history. both are signatories to the giving pledge, a campaign to encourage the nation's wealthiest individuals to promise to give most of their money to charity. mr. turner is known for founding cnn, they both also share a background in journalism. both delivered newspapers as boys. [laughter] before we turn things over to mr. turner, i would like to know that tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of the deep water horizon explosion was led to the bp oil spill. please give a warm national press club welcome to both of our speakers and mr. turner will begin. [applause] >> my main concern is survival of the human race. as important as i think queen and renewable energy is, as part of that, i don't put it as number 1. i say the existence and danger of nuclear weapons is the greatest danger that we face and a top priority is to get rid of them as quickly as possible. i am not

pickens has given hundreds of million dollar of dollars to oklahoma state university and says he does not miss a football game. that includes the largest single donation to university's collegiate athletic program in history. both are signatories to the giving pledge, a campaign to encourage the nation's wealthiest individuals to promise to give most of their money to charity. mr. turner is known for founding cnn, they both also share a background in journalism. both delivered newspapers as boys. [laughter] before we turn things over to mr. turner, i would like to know that tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of the deep water horizon explosion was led to the bp oil spill. please give a warm national press club welcome to both of our speakers and mr. turner will begin. [applause] >> my main concern is survival of the human race. as important as i think queen and renewable energy is, as part of that, i don't put it as number 1. i say the existence and danger of nuclear weapons is the greatest danger that we face and a top priority is to get rid of them as quickly as possible. i am not

pickens has given hundreds of million dollar of dollars to oklahoma state university and says he does not miss a football game. that includes the largest single donation to university's collegiate athletic program in history. both are signatories to the giving pledge, campaign to encourage the nation's wealthiest individuals to promise to give most of their money to chari. m turner is known for founding cnn, they both also share a background in journalism. both delivered newspapers as boys. [laughter] before we turn things over to mr. turner, i would like to know that tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of the deep water horizon explosion was led to the bp oil spill please give a warm national ess club welcome to both of our speakers and mr. turner will begin. [applause] >> my main concern is survival of the human race. as important as i think queen and renewable energy is, as part of that, i don't put it as number 1. i say the existence and danger of nuclear weapons is the greatest danger that we face and a top priority is to get rid of them as quickly as possible. i am n talking ab