let me say to my friend I have no--it really does not matter to me at what hour of the day the facts he wants to put forward are put forward. I am not afraid of the facts. I do not think anybody is. The issue here is how we can keep faith with the agreement that we reached on both sides.
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I have to admit to you, if anybody thinks it is radical to care about the protection of this planet for future generations, sign me up.
We do not trade any component of any of those other issues for what we are trying to do on the climate front.
Well, she is, in regard to, writ large, the energy policy. Sure, she is the primary.
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