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basically a lot of debate about what their ultimate impact s you are certainly talking about for example there are 10% more carbon intense than regular crude, light crude that you would get from places in, for example, in the united states. what robert redford and other climate activists are saying you are lock nothing this climate infrastructure for decades 30, 40 years, it is a financial commitment the united states would be making to explore this area and so that is one of the reasons they are so upset about t supporters to of the pipeline project say the project will bring jobs, also help cut our dependence on overseas oil and project that it will have little impact on the environment. fareed zack care ya, for instance, writing on time.com, stopping keystone might make us feel good, but it really wouldn t do anything about climate change. what do we know about the affect on climate change and the number of jobs created? on the jobs front that is
university, the largest public university in the country. and it has a huge impact on native american pop tises. so our arguments to the court what have been, for many years it is okay for requiring i.d. but we have to make it flexible enough that people who are elderly, seniors, people who are disabled, student, that they can actually comply with the law. we feel that arizona s slaw too restrictive to allow, for instance, students to register. we think we will win. what was the motivation behind it? i can t really i can t really answer that i, of course, as you know, never question the motivation of other people. really? never. never question the motivation of other people. i can tell you what the effect has been. the effect is it makes it harder for student, seniors and elderly folks to vote. there is another issue relating to identification laws percolating in arizona right now, hasn t got an great deal of press. i do want to talk to you about t state representative joh
lawmaker to us move his gun reforms through, or something he hasn t already done? i think perhaps some sort of campaign. really the i shall with the public they try to reach, they disagree with him or isn t enough of an issue for them to make it part of their daily lives, make it part of the thing they are doing when talking to their elected officials. we see the polling, the polling clearly is on the president s side on a variety of issues being left out of gun control bills, talking about limited clip capacity, assault weapons bans, talking about background checks, although they will be in the senate bill. he has got the public s opinion on his side, but nobody s really moving their legislators to do anything about it, to the extent that they do agree with them. of course, those that don t agree with them, i don t think they are going to change their mind because the president s talking to them. if newtown didn t change their minds, certainly speeches by president obama aren t goin
race as well. right. why first of all, why is bill clinton so interested in this race and why would he be encouraging a cat fight? it is my understanding, i hope you didn t say cat fight because it s two women. it is my understanding that this happened wildcats. kentucky wildcats. different times actually. initially, a conversation with ashley judd i think some time ago and then only recently with the secretary of state. and look, i think any if you are a person who believes in having a strong party and a deep bench, you want to try to encourage as many good people to think about it because, look, the likelihood is both of them might will not likely run. why not encourage good people to think about it? and particularly women. it is very hard to get women to run for statewide office. so i think it s i don t think it s a problem to have such an embarrassment of riches. i would also just remind you that the clintons have sort of family connections, both to, you know, h