Generally, I have a great job, but there are some pitfalls.

When you cover environmental issues in the state of New Hampshire,

there's a conversation that is just inevitable. It happens with people I've just met.

It happens with people I've just met.

It happens with my most dear friends.

We're gathered to show our opposition to a project that is not necessary.

Eventually, people want to know what I've been

think of the Northern Pass. When I first learned about the Northern Pass, I was astounded.

I've been covering Northern Pass for six years.

I've filed dozens of stories on it,

done a three-part radio series about it. I talk on

talk shows about it. It's a very big, very divisive issue in New Hampshire. People

have bumper stickers on their cars and signs in their front

yards about it. I mean it even came up in a Republican primary debate.

Mr. Trump you have said quote I love eminent domain.

The Northern Pass is a proposed piece of

infrastructure. It's a power line 240 miles long that would stretch from

southern Quebec to southern New Hampshire.

Here in New Hampshire, a project, though, known as the Northern Pass,

would bring hydroelectric power from Canada into the northeastern grid.

Do you see eminent domain as an appropriate tool to get that project done?

Well, let me just tell you about eminent domain because almost all of these people

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