power plant workers says the company tells them the plants are going to close next year. it s possible they could be sold, but industry experts say not likely. because coal fired power plants are not particularly popular these days. either to own or operate, or to buy. poppy? thank you so much, marty savage reporting for us. republican strategist doug high is back with us, there s a lot of reasons those coal plants are going away, a lot of it is regulations, a lot of it is automation, a lot of it is cheap, clean natural gas. is this a promise that president trump can keep? these are people s livelihoods. i also look at it in the con teixeira of north carolina, my home state in the past couple of months, and i hear a lot of conversations between people who
environmentally friendly and minimizing job loss for fossil power plant workers. and just like that, armed with a red sweater and supreme sense of chill, kenneth bone won hearts of america. thank you for answering a question that will generally matter in the 22nd century. thank you, kenneth, we mean it. only the gentle hug of kenneth bone s warm red sweater can heal this divided nation. we re all clean to kenneth bone. you all don t mess up this ken bone thing by interviewing him or finding out anything about him. thanks. with apologies, that last tweeter, joining me now is kenneth bone. ken, thank you so much for being with us. i love that you ve got the red sweater on. i ve got to ask you, first of all, just about the sweater, because a lot of people have asked me about it. it s gotten so many comments online, as your question did. how did you choose to wear it last night? well, anderson, i don t think your producers would have let me on the show if i didn t promise to wear the s
together, we re building a better california. good morning. i m carol costello. thanks for joining me. last night s town hall style affair was designed to be all about the voters, real americans asking real questions important to them. cue ken bone. what steps will your energy policy take to meet our energy needs while at the same time reminding environmentally friendly and minimizing job loss for fossil power plant workers? america instantly fell in love from his question to the disposable camera he whipped out at the end of the debate to capture his experience. with me now is ken bone, st. louis guy and internet sensation. welcome, ken.
the question was about the supreme court. i respect the second amendment and i believe there should be background checks and we should close the gun show loophole. we have many more questions. more question about energy policy. ken? what steps will your energy policy take to meet our energy needs while at the same time reminding environmentally friendly and minimizing job loss for fossil power plant workers. such a great question because energy is under siege by the obama administration. under absolute siege. the epa is killing these energy companies. foreign companies are buying so many of our different plants and taking care of their oil. we are killing, absolutely
curious. we re going to get on to one more question. the question was about the supreme court. i want to quickly say, i respect the second amendment. but i believe there should be comprehensive background collection and we should close the gun show loophole and closs the online loophole. we have one more question, mrs. clinton. we have one more question from ken bone about energy policy. ken? what steps will your energy policy take to meet our energy needs? while at the same time, reminding environmentally friendly and minimizing it job loss for fossil power plant workers? mr. trump. i think it s such a great question because energy is under siege by the obama administration. under absolutely siege. the epa, environmental protection agency, is killing these energy companies. and foreign companies are now coming in buying our buying so many of our different plants and then rejigering the plant so that they can take care of their