I think we have big problems. There is an example, a bright spot right there in this country that the rest of us could learn from.

I think, though, frankly, there may be some exceptions, but my sense is most Congressmen do not know what to do either.

But I think that there are many people that really do not believe the United Nations is very balanced.

I honestly believe that separating the science basis for what you do from the value judgments that enter into a political decision is a healthy way to go.

Clearly, it is going to make it more difficult to grow food in those regions that are going to see less rainfall.

I mean, we are broke. It seems that the Congress does not know it and no one else knows it, but everybody knows it.

Well, that would be disastrous. We lose our triple A bond rating, according to Moody's, in year 2012.

I have a bill in with Congressman Cooper. We put it in yesterday. There were 26 Republicans on the bill and 26 Democrats.

I think you have to have all of the major emitters involved.

I think we need to make sure that they are participants.

I mean, I think we need scientists, real scientists, people who are honest, ethical, decent, moral who are basing their decisions on science to come up with some of the solutions.