pay more. we agree this. this is not about repatriating money. the tax code and regulation are the two big areas we have to look at. as you know we ve had hundreds of business leaders into the white house. we asked each one of them what can we do to help you stimulate job growth. the answer comes back, always in this order regulation first, taxes second, infrastructure third. we re working on regulation. the disparity between worker pay and ceo pay has never been greater. it s simple economics. when we start having a scarce labor in the united states an we re getting close to that, you have to get the incremental worker from another job. how do you do that? you pay them more to move to your job. that s how you get wage inflation. it s not that complicated. let s talk nrenergy for a minute. this is energy week. if we want america to be dominant energy force, the
i was inspired. i was inspired. music was the thing that was the energy force for me growing up. it was one of the only things to grab on to in detroit too. throughout my design career i have always looked back on the past because there s a great history both in fashion and rock n roll. there are all those snippets of influence. every season there is something loosely i reach for back in the past. and i notice all the young artists look back in time and they want to look like and they make it their own. just like i take bits and pieces and you put your own handwriting on it. and my brand has been very connected with musicians and we run and there are ads of ours and a few in the book as iconic artists in our ads. when you see detroit filing
welcome to you. pleasure to be here. i ve alighted on these pictures. three of the great rock icons, lou reed, mick jagger, john lennon. to be a great rock legend do you have to have a dash of fashion panache about you? you don t have to. but that swagger is something that becomes more memorable and adds to the stage performance and your presence there and it adds to your how people view you. i think in the public s eye. your stuff is so cool that i struggle to be allowed into the stores to buy it. but what is the association between you and rock n roll when it comes to your clothes. i was inspired. i was inspired. music was the thing that was the energy force for me growing up.
between you and rock n roll when it comes to your clothes. i was inspired. i was inspired. music was the thing that was the energy force for me growing up. it was one of the only things to grab on to in detroit too. throughout my design career i have always looked back on the past because there s a great history both in fashion and rock n roll. there are all those snippets of influence. every season there is something loosely i reach for back in the past. and i notice all the young artists look back in time and they want to look like and they make it their own. just like i take bits and pieces and you put your own handwriting on it. and my brand has been very connected with musicians and we run and there are ads of ours
that georgia law gives to utilities to provide electricity to its customers. the coalition is pushing a bill that would allow third parties to install parties, farms to sell collect to consumers. that is currently prohibited. debbie dually of the atlanta tea party says it s an issue of property rights and free markets. let all. energy force source they want to go with. and who they want to get it from. dually also adds it s a matter of energy security. roof or power or farm decentralizes the grid and actually helps protect against either terrorists or hacker attack. harris? harris: so what are the environmentalists across