But he wants a trade off for a carbon tax. Carbon tax for Keystone pipeline. Can you illuminate that? Is that possible? Well, I've heard something about The Keystone XL pipeline should have been permitted a couple of years ago. That would have been very pro growth. A carbon tax obviously would not be pro growth. But Larry, you know, Governor Dean, the way you actually have the middle class do better is by growing your economy. (03:04–03:10)
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