with me. thanks for coming in tonight. 45 billion annually and it goes to the industry the most profitable of all industries. if the government changes anything in the wake of this, would, in fact, the most useful thing for society changing this and then addressing some of the eco-logical problem science. >> it might be one of the most useful thing, if one of the least likely things they will do. in the middle of depression the oil industry is one of the few areas of the economy doing well. they want to keep that going. they make a lot of money off the leases and they want to keep that coming in. that's the argument that they made to appeals court, it it told them that the bush rules were ridiculous. they said we have to use those rules because we need the money. >> the peat moss story, if it could be impactful in any way, even with the stable water, which you could throw some in lake pontchartrain right now and help that situation to some degree, why is the government not telling bp to do it and simply doing it and sending bp the bill and using the peat moss