resteds. so, anyway. we will hear the closing arguments tomorrow? yes, the judge is limiting it to two the hours each, and right now, both sides are meeting to go over the instructions that they will give the jury and go through and if they disagree on anything, the judge will hear from them, and in just about an hour here, and what is notable is that kevin downing is the manafort attorney came out and talking to us. you played the clip. i spoke to him as he walked away off of the camera and i said s there an issue with the jury in this trial, and i asked it of course because we had two hours today of the public not allowed to go inside of the courtroom, and sealed conference. we don t know that what happened in the time, and we believe it had something to do with the jury, we know that because the security officer in the court told us that the judge is meeting with the jurors, and we saw individual jurors going in and out of the room. this is maybe a carryover from friday where we b
step to expand the use of clean energy nuclear, but he can do more and far more nuclear plants would help creates jobs and lower costs and clean up the environment. we ehope this is an shish thaw we can work with the president to make real progress. the president said in the surprise press conference last week he wants more partisanship and more of all of the above. now, back to carol browner at the white house, and she is the president s assistant on energy and climate change. first of all, no surprise to you, carol, that the republicans have come out and said this is a great step. this is typically something that republicans have liked more than democrats. democrats are long been split on whether to support new nuclear power generation obviously, we repleased by the republican support for today s announcement. you know, this is a, i think, important issue for both democrats and republicans which is how to make our country energy independent, and how do we ensure that we have ample