give yourself an a-minus? well, the tools we have at our disposal are limited. but i would say, i would give myself a little higher, since i became secretary of energy, i have been doing everything i can to to get long-term solutions. sean: i wish i could grade myself every night. joining me, the author of culture of corruption, michelle malcolm is here. i don t mean to make light of this. i was talking to the people behind the cam remarks one guy said it cost me $35 a day, where it used to cost $15 to $18 a day. the president inherited $1.70 a gallon price. he doesn t blame bush for the low prices he inherited here. he is giving himself an a. based on what criteria do you grade yourself that way? have you an enormous sense of self, for one thing. he s grading on an amazing
correct in wanting green energy. but he badly miscalculated how to get there he has run up the debt even further by making speculative government investments which have not paid off as of yet. talking points said it before that s the role of the private marketplace. yes, the feds should give green companies incentives but not cash. when you do that and they go bankrupt like solyndra, tax money is wasted. mr. obama s legacy is not good. opposes the keystone pipeline. administration made it difficult for oil companies to explore. only become concerned about gas prices in this free election year. in addition, his energy secretary stephan chu seems to have no clue at all. in controlling the cost of gasoline at the pump, do you give yourself an a-minus? well, the tools that we have at our disposal are limited, but i would say i would give myself a little higher in that since i became secretary of energy i have been doing everything i can to
curve, a curve that only nobel prize winners in the obama administration seem to inhabit. if anything, he serves at least a c for clueless, an e for epic and an f for fail. clueless, epic fail. this is the second time he has been asked by house republicans to grade his performance, with it s regard to gas prices or these huge big, green boondoggles. he never gives himself anything less than an a-minus. my goodness, what does it take for him what failure it would take for him to grade himself a b ! sean: he said he wanted america to have prices as high as europe. isn t he the same guy who said something about painting roofs white? if i am not mistaken, which says he s an energy extremist, an environmental extremist. so in their minds, high gas prices is good because we are
give yourself an a-minus? well, the tools we have at our disposal are limited. but i would say, i would give myself a little higher, since i became secretary of energy, i have been doing everything i can to to get long-term solutions. sean: i wish i could grade myself every night. joining me, the author of culture of corruption, michelle malcolm is here. i don t mean to make light of this. i was talking to the people behind the cam remarks one guy said it cost me $35 a day, where it used to cost $15 to $18 a day. the president inherited $1.70 a gallon price. he doesn t blame bush for the low prices he inherited here. he is giving himself an a. based on what criteria do you grade yourself that way? have you an enormous sense of self, for one thing. he s grading on an amazing curve, a curve that only nobel
correct in wanting green energy. but he badly miscalculated how to get there he has run up the debt even further by making speculative government investments which have not paid off as of yet. talking points said it before that s the role of the private marketplace. yes, the feds should give green companies incentives but not cash. when you do that and they go bankrupt like solyndra, tax money is wasted. mr. obama s legacy is not good. opposes the keystone pipeline. administration made it difficult for oil companies to explore. only become concerned about gas prices in this free election year. in addition, his energy secretary stephan chu seems to have no clue at all. in controlling the cost of gasoline at the pump, do you give yourself an a-minus? well, the tools that we have at our disposal are limited, but i would say i would give myself a little higher in that since i became secretary of energy i have been doing everything i can to