If I am going to try to trade 100,000 shares of IBM, and I am going to put it on somebody's trading block or some institution has a trading block, I will not get the best price for that 100,000 shares if I am the seller unless I break it…

But why should somebody be excluded? That is my basic question.

The time the trade is made should be on the tape.

I think that the information we have gotten is different from the information you just quoted.

But China is growing at 8 to 10 percent and India is going to be the largest populated country in the world in 20 years.

We can lead, but we need followers, and we need a global agreement on carbon emissions if we're going to be successful.

Why is the United States going to punish their economy and 20 years from now we have got more pollutants in the air if we did nothing?

In the meantime, the dollar is worth 74 cents and our economy is not turning the corner, no matter what the stock market says.

Doug Elmendorf, Dr. Elmendorf, has made it perfectly clear that we injure our economy to a certain degree.

You could just do a carbon tax and that would hit everybody in every State equally, I would hope.

my biggest problem is singling out individual States that will be so disadvantaged--Utah, Kentucky, South Dakota, and many others--if in fact the Waxman-Markey bill is passed as presently constructed.