moderatemormon

No question, just a comment.

I have 5 children and if I do half as good a job raising them as your parents have done with you I'll die a happy man.

Who is the person or group that has single-handedly done the most damage to the public's understanding of climate change?

What event would you classify as the single most important in the climate change debate?

Given the influence of developing nations on the environment, what is a realistic evaluation of our ability to reverse the harmful climate changes we're experiencing? (assuming little or no ability to influence those same developing nations)

Thanks.

I was a little disappointed too.

It makes sense that he wasn't willing to call out an individual or group by name and I didn't really expect a specific response (though I hoped), but I really would like more information on the developing nations issue from someone who has studied the problem.

Thanks so much for the reply. I can understand your desire to respect his privacy.

I've always admired his talent but even more his ability to retain his faith. It's quite a contrast to the majority of the stories we see in that industry.

I look forward to reading your book, it sounds quite interesting.

Given your relationship with Stephen Colbert, could you please comment on his decision to take over for Letterman? Assuming you like the choice what do you think are the greatest strengths he'll bring to the position and what will be his greatest challenges transitioning to network tv?

He seems to have maintained a relatively healthy balance between his work and his family/religion up to this point. Do you think this will change as he moves to this new environment?