policies, which is to say president obama's policies. finally, the romney campaign says we get 2 million jobs if china would just stop violating our intellectual property rights, that would be great, but no one seriously thinks any u.s. president can make that happen, just by sort of cracking down on china. so when you ask the romney campaign to back up the claim of 12 million jobs over four years, it turns out what they really mean is 7 million jobs over ten years of an economy that is already at full unemployment when we start, which our economy will not be, plus 3 million jobs over eight years, which have nothing to do with any particular policies that romney is proposing, and 2 million jobs if businesses in china suddenly became very respectful of u.s. intellectual property laws. which is to say, as has become sadly common with the romney campaign, that whatever you think of their actual policy ideas, the numbers are giving us to sell them don't add up or even really come anywhere close to it. >> ezra, just to be clear on the energy numbers, specifically, so that citigroup study, tha
