change the math of the 2014 election. right now republicans need to pick up a net total of six seats and that's something that's plausible. but if grimes can beat mcconnell, ha number moves to seven. so the question is whether democrats in coal country can have their cake and eat it too. can they take sweeping action in washington and at the same time not undermine their candidates in a critical senate election in a state like kentucky. or is losing kentucky and possibly the senate the political price that comes with trying to wean america off carbon. i'm joined by congressman john yarmath, he's a supporter of the president's epa proposals. first of all, that fact at the end there, explain how you from the coal country state of kentucky, how can you support president obama's war on coal? >> of course, i don't accept the premise that this is a war on coal.