first performance. it left these voters both stunned and mystified, it s caused the president to get a second look. there s a lot of different ways to watch tonight. we re going to have complete debate coverage afterward. we . all of us are excited, we re pumped, we re ready to go, candy crowley is getting ready to introduce the republican nominee, and the democratic nominee. 82 undecided voters in that town hall format. candy selected about 15 questions to come forward. candy will have an opportunity after the question, two minutes for each candidate to facilitate a discussion. she can do follow-up questions. this debate is getting ready to begin. we re watching it very closely. let s go to hofstra university on long island. good evening from hofstra, long island. we re here for the second debate, a town hall responsiveness forred by the commission on presidential debates. we have 82 uncommitted voters from the new york area. their questions will drive the night. my g
coal, we made the largest investment in clean coal technology to make sure that even as we re producing more coal, we re producing it cleaner and smarter, same thing with oil and same thing with natural gas, and the truth is our oil consumption is down, oil production is up, natural gas production is up and we re starting to build cars that are more efficient. and we re creating more jobs and we can export those cars because it will save money around the world. that s what we need and that s what we re going to do in the next four years. but that s not what have you you done in the last four years. that s the problem. in the last four years you cut permits and licenses on federal land in half. that s not true, governor romney. we have actually produced more oil. how many licenses have you given for oil drilling on federal lands. i m happy to answer the question. all right, and it is? here s what happened. you had a whole bunch of oil companies who had leases on publ