school movement was to create new public schools, held accountable but free from most rules and regulati. but government encroaches everyday on people who want to start schools. john: the blob in charge they don't that competition state education department even the best states we have an of the highest performing traders goals and arizona the director spends 30% of the time filling out paperwork they tried to squeeze her school into a box. she has to report on the improvement plan. for what? john: i tried to make sure the kids are protected. >> but did her case are all kids reading at grade level? in no. math? no. qualified founders who have recognized something they want to do and we say don't come and? it is a movement people tried to get away fr. >> i have resisted undid the union's teachers showed up shame on you. then they demanded i try teaching. >> you can teach for one week. john: the crowd like to the idea. so why surprise them to say sure. i was ready. but the blob did its thing and would not let that have been after endless meetings they decided i should not teach for one wee

>> when they set their own definition of at smart regulati is, yes, they will set smart regulation at level that makes it virtuall impossible. that is what has happened in the cocoal mines in west virginia ad kentucky, where new permits have come to a screeching halt for four years. what would happen with tracking is that when the states lose control to the federal government hey throw their hands. then you are waiting for a federal regulator i washington dc or some regional office to decide on the geology that is peculiar to a particular state. that is why the state should have the final say over cracking. gerri: i think that tracking has really led to an energy rest of renaissance in this country. that is exactly where we wanted to go, and now, it is really entering the public lexicon. matt damon is out with a movie on fracking, he was on letterman last night about that movie out today. >> you know, it's tough when you go into these communities. the first thing we were shooting a crazy way of hanging onto way of life that they might lose otherwise. >> it's very tough. rri: hasn't th

that was a study that found the obama admnistration has missed nearly half of the regulaty deadnes andamacare. noally there is time for consumers to get involved in conversation, the time frames have shortened. we make of this? >> is pretty simple. if you want o take one thing of the economy, its hardware. you can do with just a couple dozen bureaucrats in washington. so it's not surprising at all that implementation has been rough. i think i will continue. where it will really hit people is when people think they are going to get new coverage, coverage of the cost a lot of money. the cost is going to skyrocket by as much as 100% by youn people looking for insurance and trying to buy it for themselves. gerri: will you make of this to . >> the people who regulations.gov, relations relating to obamacare and the administration hasn't been giving people to comment on these major roles. it should have at least 180 days. they are trying to get this done very quickly around the holidays. gerri: we will know it means when we read it. [laughter] gerri: you know, i know you guys have somewhat di

they're going to be rules an regulatis that catch up but they're just not caught up as of yet to your. melissa: i don know. dale, another concern is, what if you're in a state where using marijuana is legal and then you cross the border to another state. it is still in your system. what can the law do to you in tt case? >> well you do have t be very aware of the zip code you're in as well a the badge that pulls ou over. unfortunately because of the patchwork of laws and regulations from state to state it would matter if you were pulled over in say oklahoma. you can go to prison for a veryong time. it is important to know where you are, what you're doing and behave sponsibly under that state law. importantly, if you're consuming any drug, be it cannabis, prescription drugs, alcohol, that you don't operate heavy machinery or drive immediately afterwards because this is about behavior on the ro. but we hav toake sure that we're focused onhe science of this issue, not the scareactics. i want to point out that the transptati bureau tracks, traffic fatalities with respect to marijuana and t

saying we need more regulati when we're not enforcing once we already have is not the solution. melissa: appreciate your time. very important issue. >> thank you. melissa: time for today's fuel gauge report. how could a boost to oil producers second straight day, settling up more than 1% at $86.77 a barrel. the international energy agency is increasing its global oil demand are forecast next year, saying demand will rise by $865,000 barrels to 90.5 million barrels per day. >>> mississippi taxpayers getting burned. the state has given $22 million in support to six green energy companies since 2010. but new analysis by the associated press says, they have created less than 500 jobs. not so good. >>> solar city is postponing its ipo the solar installer was supposed to price yesterday and make its public debut today. details for the delay have not been closed. solar city was seeking to raise $151 million. >>> the fed cracking up the stimulus, cranking up the stimulus knob to full blast. it is dropping $45 billion a more a month on u.s. treasurys. inflation and ballooning balance she

nervous about stocks cause i think the economy, you don't think it will be horribled by debt, by regulati, by, you know, uncertainty. every ceo says they don't knowhat is coming down the pike. for whatever excuse they're using this week, they're not hiring they're not expanding. i think stocks look kind of scary here. >> well that's a good thing usually. if stocks look great, that is ush looly time to sell th. you made a great point, melissa. we heard the same song and dance from ceos for three years since president obama got in the white house. guess what happened? we had pretty good bull market in he can equities. those scenaos stocks could definite get volatile here and go down in j january and i would dinitely buy the ps. melissa: kimberly, what do pou think?. >> i agree with scott, 100%. my crystal ball broke in 1988. mine has been on backward, and i don't know what the future is. i do know optimism, capitalism and americanism goes hand in hand. reality is it might be volatile but buyon those dips and have diversified portfolio. have the allocation according to where you can tolerate