there s been at lot of hot air coming from the mouths of republicans when it comes to energy policies these days. on tuesday night, president obama pointed out governor romney s less than consistent record. when i hear governor romney say he s a big coal guy, keep in mind when governor, when you were governor of massachusetts you stood in front of a coal plant and pointed at it and said, this plant kills and took great pride in shutting it down. now suddenly you re a big champion of coal. while the candidates debate energy sources we haven t heard much about energy policy. we will discuss why climate change remains off the radar when chris hayes joins us for up now next. oh the kids would love this hot wheels wall tracks with monster jumper. i think they re gonna love this, leapfrog leappad2 with games and apps. i say we flip a coin. you mean with your double-headed coin? you know you could put both those things on layaway and pay a little at a time. awesome!! awesome!!
i was personally struck by his humanity. they said we need to take care of those who can t take care of themselves. he totally gets working women. and today a group of women who work with romney when he was governor kick off a two-day we know mitt bus tour through iowa. romney and obama are also engaged in their own war over coal. a fight they kicked off at the debate tuesday night. this has not been mr. oil or mr. gas or mr. coal. i was in coal country. people grabbed my arms and say, please, save my job! when the president ran for office, he said if you build a coal plant, you can go ahead, but you ll go bankrupt. when i hear governor romney say he s a big coal guy, keep in mind when governor, when you were governor of massachusetts you stood in front of a coal plant and pointed at it and said, this plant kills. let s remember here, the whole issue of coal has shifted a little bit. five, eight years ago it was not cool to stand with coal in
gallon. is it within the purview of the government to bring the prices down or are we looking at the new normal? candy, there s no doubt that world demand has gone up, but our production has gone up and we re using oil more efficiently. very little of what governor romney just said is true. we ve opened up public lands. we re actually drilling more on public lands than in the previous administration. the previous president was an oil man. and natural gas isn t just appearing magically. we re encouraging it and working with the industry. and when i hear governor romney say he s a big coal guy, keep in mind when governor, when you were governor of massachusetts, you stood in front of a coal plant and pointed at it and said, this plant kills, and took great pride in shutting it down. now suddenly you re a big champion of coal. so what i ve tried to do is be consistent. with respect to something like coal, we made the largest
gallon. is it within the purview of the government to bring the prices down or are we looking at the new normal? candy, doubt that world demand has gone up, but our production has gone up and we re using oil more efficiently. very little of what governor romney just said is true. we ve opened up public lands. we re actually drilling more on public lands than in the previous administration. the previous president was an oil man. and natural gas isn t just appearing magically. we re encouraging it and working with the industry. and when i hear governor romney say he s a big coal guy, keep in mind when governor, when you were governor of massachusetts, you stood in front of a coal plant and pointed at it and said, this plant kills, and took great pride in shutting it down. now suddenly you re a big champion of coal. so what i ve tried to do is be consistent. with respect to something like coal, we made the largest
is it within the purview of the government to bring those prices down, or are we looking at the new normal? candy, there s no doubt that world demand s gone up, but our production is going up, and we re using oil more efficiently. and very little of what governor romney just said is true. we ve opened up public hands. we re actually drilling more on public lands in the previous administration. and the previous president was an oil man. and natural gas isn t just appearing magically. we re encouraging and working with the industry. and when i hear governor romney say he s a big coal guy, i mean, keep in mind when governor, when you were governor of massachusetts, you stood in front of a coal plant and pointed at it and said, this plant kills, and took great pride in shutting it down. and now suddenly you re a big champion of coal. so what i ve tried to do is be