that was pretty nice of you. kimberly: it would be front page everywhere. juan: teflon don? jesse heldr apologize. that s the difference. dana: he would never be mad at himself. juan: what do you think? greg: here is the issue. no one is going to miss you if you never leave. as long as bill is no one is going to miss him. he s got to go away. you think about the president, mmy carter or gw. i am all about helping people in think we need to find bill clinton a job that doesn t place him in the spotlight. he likes to around peopl restaurant or something in new orleans. he could have the blue dress special. kimberly: blue plate. greg: he could have a cigar
in the dayton area, school districts must close for 30 days. congress will consider this week emergency gas legislation. good evening. president carter is about to speak to the nation from the white house on the subject of energy. tonight i want to have an unpleasant talk. the energy crisis has not yet overwhelmed us, but it will if we do not act quickly. we need to shift to plentiful coal while taking care to protect the environment and to apply stricter safety standard to nuclear energy. this difficult effort will be the moral equivalent of war. the policies that he rolls out around the speech really don t go anywhere. one of the key reasons for this is that mmy carter really had poor relations with congress. for the producing states i think it would be a catastrophic, cataclysmic calamity. he is trying to prepare the public mind to accept only the carter proposal and nothing else. carter alienated the powers that be in congress. so when jimmy carter began to falter,