It's a wonderful intellectual challenge. You never know what is going to come.

Their fundamental difference was their judgment on human nature. Jefferson believed that people were basically good but sometimes do bad. Hamilton believed they were bad and sometimes did good.

These are real people with real emotions and real passions. We do our real history a disservice when we think of them as only names and dates. So we try to bring history alive.

So our challenge, in this era, is to find good opportunities where we can take that stable cash flow from the regulated pipes and re-invest it in new high-quality opportunities.

We've got to be able to overcome adversity. We've got to step up and accept the challenge when things go wrong. Instead of moping about it and dropping our heads, we've got to accept the challenge and keep fighting, and we're not doing that right now.

You can't be suspicious of a tree, or accuse a bird or a squirrel of subversion or challenge the ideology of a violet.