$8 billion a year, that decision alone. bill: you say the administration is repeating the mistake of the carter years be a the failed policies of the 1970s and you write this: u.s. internally needs are 17 times greater today than they were 50 years ago. yet, output of domestic energy has fallen 40%. over the same year, on the screen, what we are reading here is by freezing u.s. energy assets in the gulf, and keeping 97% of our offshore oil and gas off limits our government, willing or not, is fueling an energy crisis that could bring the nation to its knees. to its knees. remember, the 1970s, what happened in the 1970s? you had long gas lines, you had extremely high prices. and you had a decade of inflation and stagnation. and we have the resources here in the united states, to really meet a big part of our energy needs, instead of relying on the libyas and the saudi arabias of the world.
look at the lingering effects on fishing, shrimping and, in particular, the oyster farming industry. martha: john roberts, far from over, thank you very much. bill: breaking news out of germany, a big deal, frankfurt s airport, a shooting has taken place. and a shooting that apparently has taken the lives of two people including a u.s. soldier. now these they re facts as we understand them, the shooting took place outside of adds terminal 2 at the airport. one of the largest airports in the world. serving all of europe and international flights as well. the driver of the bus is dead. one u.s. soldier is dead. and a 21-year-old man, said to be from kosovo was arrested at the scene. that is about all the information we have, right now. but the fact is, as we have them, a u.s. soldier, shot and killed on board a bus outside terminal 2 at frankfurt s airport. and we re working on people in the area and we ll get more and a military expert on the air to
account. we ll have the latest in the sheen drama. bill: epic flooding again in the midwest. this is indiana now. folks there, taking it well, trying, anyway, to take this inside. stkpwhraoeu didn t realize you couldn t get all the way through, so here we are, turning around. just getting her stuff out, where we know it s not going to come to us and just relax and enjoy!
and we ll see how it goes, then, right. he s going back in two weeks as well and congress will get two shots at him. bill: well, something tells me we ll be talking about this again and maybe in a year or two in the exact same topic, i ll keep your article. and if it happens, i ll come back and say, forbes was right. thank you, steve. i hope i m wrong because we get the administration to back off of the anti-energy policies. bill: thanks for coming in today. we ll talk to you, steve forbes, arthel. arthel: have you seen these guys? police are looking for information on thieves, who tunneled into a jewelry store and made off with millions in precious stones, and their brazen escape, is coming up. bill: also five naval assets now locked and loaded, the mediterranean. what would spark u.s. military involvement in lybia in our tactical expert on that, moments away. so this is enzo, the artiste behind my wardrobe.
indefinitely. in the meantime they will stay at gitmo indefinitely, until this administration or a future administration decides to follow the constitution which it took an oath to uphold. arthel: so you continuing should be closed? absolutely. so did president bush, so does president bipartisan, so does john ashcroft and eric holder. arthel: i know why, but they don t want the jail in the back yard. exactly. that s why it won t go to chicago! arthel: i don t know. be sure to check out freedom watch airing week nights, 8:00 p.m. eastern, only on the fox business network. bill: oh, we will! arthel: don t get it, demand it! bill: i m getting word, arthel, when you talked with the judge, that at 10:00 a.m. eastern time, 20 minutes from now, the governor of wisconsin will speak. what will he say? again, that state? a vice. we ll take you there when that happens. also on videotape, a shocking incident on board