Guests: John Fialka
Covers Energy and the Environment for
The Wall Street Journal
Chris Horner
Policy Analyst, Competitive Enterprise Institute
Debbie Reed
Director of Legislative Affairs for the National Environmental Trust
Representative Henry Waxman
Democratic Congressman from California
President Bush surprised environmentalists, some members of Congress and his own EPA Chief last week when he reversed his campaign pledge to cut carbon dioxide emissions. Critics are saying the president caved into pressure from special interests. Join Juan Williams and guests for a look at why President Bush dropped his campaign pledge and what it means for global warming.
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