it carries huge stakes where it probably won t go bad, but if it does go bad, you can t even get insurance for it. is that something you can t sell to the public so governments generally go with nuclear because it s a better bet in terms of bang for the buck, but that bang is very dangerous? well, you see that in all countries, but particularly in japan, chris, where, of course, the nuclear allergies are much greater than they are even here in the united states. and it s fairly remarkable that in the country that suffered, you know, the only major nuclear attack, the only nuclear attack done in war, that you ve got 30% of the energy coming from nuclear power. and that was out of necessity, and the government pushed it through, just as michael suggested before, and has found itself frequently in the position of having to suppress bad news, particularly over that monju breeder reactor that he made reference to. so, the government is certainly in that position.
down the severity of it. and this has been, you know, an ongoing issue, and it does play into these questions about cultural differences. you have in japan, despite, you know, nominal democracy there, much more of a hierarchical approach where the government plays a paternal role and decides what and what not to transmit to its citizens. that s a great question for you, david. being at the times and reporting on all these stories over the years, is this a case where our form of government, i don t mean our capitol, but the basic form of government where people at the top have to make decisions that wouldn t pass by plebosite on a regular basis, nuclear energy is probably good because it avoicarbons, but it carries huge stakes where it probably won t go bad, but if it does go bad, you can t even get insurance for it. is that something you can t sell to the public so governments generally go with nuclear because it s a better bet in
week. also, oh, god what s that? terry mcauliffe will be here. and when mascots go bad, the incident that has the university apologizing this morning, that s ahead in sports. oh, dear. that s joe. what were you doing there? president carter attacking bill clinton. stop. it bill, please take it away. good morning, everyone. it s a chilly amorning in areas of new england. you will probably turn the heater heading to your car, philadelphia, northward. look at hartford, 42 degrees, a chilly day. a lot of sunshine and temperature perfect. temperatures 70 near 80 degrees. much of the country very hostile. new england the exception, very warm from dallas to florida, through the new england valley. a lot of people have their air
reporter: if less than% of those go if less than 2% go bad, that will cost more than healthcare. megyn: that s not surprising when you look at these jobless claims. it s still almost 10%. james rosen is saying new home sales are down to a record level. it feels like the housing mess is what started this whole thing. the bankers with the mortgages and the trading that went on where are we now in that mortgage market? when could this real estate market start to turn so we can see relief to homeowners? reporter: in five years. you talk about that bubble. that many the fed trying to pump up the mortgage market. next week the fed stops its mortgage buying program. if people aren t buying a home at a 5% 30-year fixed they
what do you make of this obama just not letting go of the carcass of healthcare reform? that s what he hung his hat on it, and i think it can all go bad. but the important thing is he said rahm emanuel was the son of the devil s spawn which makes him the son of the devil s grandson. that s like oliver in the brady bunch. nobody knows who oliver is. i do, i love him. that s when the brady bunch started to s cru k when tiger ran away. you don t know who the second senator from new york is, but you know details about episodes of the brady bunch. absolutely. who doesn t? just wanted to get that on the record. i m do a show over here and they are having a conversation. what are you talking about? you are talking about brady bunch? all right. from showering to surfing. should looking for porn be guaranteed when you are born?