edward with james olm to os, the actor and active gist, just back from the gulf, he produced this short video. before we talk about that, what was your reaction to what you saw? devastation. i wasn t quite prepared for the humanistic understanding. i thought they would be angry. i thought there would be a tremendous amount of energy. larry: what did you see? people that had given up, the lack of hope. hope is the one thing that keeps us alive and that is why we need it and they don t have hope over there and i think felipe said it very well and so did anderson, we need to really understand this. this is a human issue now as well as, you know, ecological issue. but can i just say one thing is that we have an opportunity to help over there i love what you re doing, those two hours and i hope you will invite me to be here to help you raise funds. and i hope that everyone will give. but i hope that they will spend time this year going to that
region along all the gulf, all of it and continue to use that the hotels, the restaurants, bring a lot of let s make it the best year they have ever had. also a great place to go. it is wonderful. larry: ed olmos shot some video, calling it the short film bp doesn t want to you see. once y all leave here, y all do whatever you want to do documentary, three months, six months later. when y all leave here, i need to get a job to save my house. my way of life is over. so, i have to go to bp and beg them for a job. so, six months, when this becomes public domain, what am i going to say to bp? well, rodney, you been talking bad about us. you have been telling people what we don t want to hear. we don t need to you work for us anymore it is all fine and d.a. dandy, but somebody s got to say something. that whole film is on our