i ll tell you what s expensive is to let your house burn down and we make reasonable investments that i think can create 8 million jobs. now, i don t know what s going on in australia, but here we just got 65,000 to support my candidacy. it s moving fast. i just spent the morning with the sunrise movement. things are looking up. i hear you. i think we ve look, economists came up with the idea of pricing carbon a long time ago and a lot of politicians said, okay, if we can tax car n carbon, that s going to create the incentive structures and all of this. instead the successful political argument that pushes back on these is simply that s going to get passed down to you and that s going to cost you this job here or that job there. look, you make a compelling argument about the costs of these disasters. i think if you could somehow make people look at the fema budget and see the cost of these natural disasters, you could change that concept. but you re still dealing with a
been through. maybe so, but detective carbon was keeping a very watchful eye on tom folly. he decided to interview the other folly who was at the farm the day dar was killed, tom and dar s son heath. i m detective sergeant car n carbon. on that day they were inside the house playing video games waiting to be driven to heath s birthday celebration. did you see anything different or out of the ordinary or anybody walking around, anybody come up to the door? anything that you can think of? no. the detective also interviewed skylar who said before leaving for the party, tom sent the two boys outside to go start up the truck. he said that he ll be out there in a little bit. okay. so. i don t know what he was doing in there, taking a shower or what. okay. like heath, skyler couldn t recall anything unusual about