mr pipes mr daniel pipes can you hear us. well. it's like he doesn't tell you right of course we're trying to bring you mr pipes later but more stories ahead for you of course including outrage in south america triggered by the grounding of they believe in presidential play with president murat is saying he is ready to close the u.s. embassy in his country blaming washington for pressuring europe to block his chat. and also at the at this hour restored force rallies cry out across the u.s. what americans taking to the streets angered at the government keeping on the personal lives and data that's just around the corner. but all the talk about language is what i will only react to situations i have read the reports for. the police to know i will be back to stay partly to comment on your latter point to save. your k.l.a. colleagues on the job killing health i. think you know more weasely. when you made a direct question are you prepared for a change when you know you should be ready for a. critical stage in little doubt the freedom t

indeed it's a state of confusion right daniel pipes from the middle east forum think tank mr pies thank you very much indeed for all time thank you thank you for being with us . all stories ahead for you including outrage in south america triggered by the grounding all the believe in presidential playing with the president more on its side and he's ready to close the u.s. embassy in his country blaming washington for pressuring europe to block his travel and all that coming up after the break. the interview. download give up location if you so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television and well it just doesn't matter how would your mobile device so you can watch your t.v. anytime anywhere. still watching also you live from moscow welcome back last american leaders have been infuriated by the recent grounding of they believe in presidential plane condemning it as a slap in the face for the region they've been riding in support of that colleague evel miranda's his plane was rated. suspicions the n.s.a. leaker edward snowden was on boar

in general but i think there is a real role for both pipe lines and rail in the delivery system for this transformed outlook for oil in the u.s. >> mrme ask you something. do you think in the short term it's going to be more expensive to move things by rail because of additional insurance that they might need or some fear on the core go owner's part to want to use an alternative? >> yeah. there probably will be some, karen, but that's not going to be a big factor. frankly, the biggest factor is the different shall that's drinking between brent and wti. remember this gave rise to the shipping by rail because we had a 12 to $20 differential. it really takes away the incentive and that's the bigger factor to watch. >> let me ask you quickly, given your experience and the kind of firm that you work at now, where do you think crude is going? is it going to stay over a 100 bucks or is it ripe for a selloff? >> i don't think it's long term sustainable. i character size it as a cumulative demand phase. when you are above 100 we're seeing the highs and i think we'll drift somehow lower. 80% of the time i think we'll be between 80 and 100. th

pipe, for instance, would be an area. is that something you can provide to this committee? >> yes, mr. chairman. >> how long would that take to get to us? >> i'll take that back as an action item right after the hearing, sir. >> when's a reasonable time for you to -- >> far be it for me -- >> yes, you're in charge here. you make a decision. what's the date? >> uh -- >> all right. july 3 you would. is that fair? >> you read my mind, sir. [laughter] >> we'll now recognize the gentleman from tennessee, mr. duncan, for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman, mr. chairman. chief fisher, just out of curiosity, can you give me a rough number of how large or how many border patrol agents there were when you started with the agency 26 years ago? >> there was less than 3,000, sir. >> less than 3,000. >> yes, sir. >> the reason i ask that, i remember we gave big increases in funding for border control in the '90s and then now, of course, we've heard ms. gambler say that since 2004 we've gone from 10,000 agents to 21,000, i think it was. and, of course, now the senate has passed an amendment sayi

mr. chairman, due to a case in district where contaminated drinking water was piped into the homes of my constituents between 1986 ars, and 2007, and the state of , inois refused to intervene i cannot support legislation that bars the e.p.a. from enforcing state or federal standards as this atrocious, shameful bill does. mr. chairman, states' rights as mean states' inaction this case where it was only determined, courageous acts of citizens by the name of trisha who had the courage to alert the media to this shameful act being committed by elected officials, those responsible for taking care of the public health and ensuring that the environment was safe and the water that in the morning, in the evening, during the day that they drank was safe. these officials, these local officials had that responsibility and they turned . eir back on the people and not only did they turn their back -- the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one additional minute. mr. rush: not only did they turn their back, but the illinois e.p.a., the state e.p.a. refused to even investigate this matter. i had to g

pipe, holy cow, what a collection. >> we're still findings things up to the last moment. there was a letter written the other day by a gentleman named william bonney. what some knew, mr.was also known as "billy the kid." and that that is one of the only written documents known in the world to exist from that famous outlaw. bill: i'm reading you could raise $2.5 million. if you get to that number, does that put a dent in harrisburg's financial problems? >> certainly think it puts an emotional dent. the folks from harrisburg have been terrific every step of the way pulling together to help us, guernsey's, make this event happen. it has been a very difficult thing because these thousands of items are really just thrown in over the years into city warehouses, very much unloved but the current administration and all the folks in harrisburg have pulled together to help us make this happen. and i think it's an uplifting event, whether we'll be the salvation of the city, i doubt but i think it's a step in the right direction. bill: well, sign of the times too. thank you, out of harrisburg, pennsylvania. that auction continues. thank you, sir. good to be with you. auction is f

pipe would be an area. is that something you can provide to the committee? >> yes, mr.chairman. >> how long it would take to get it to us? >> i'll take it back as an action item right after the hearing. >> when is a reasonable time i should get upset you haven't provided. it. >> far be it to me. >> you in charge here. make a decision. >> july 3rd. is that fair? >> you read my mind, sir. >> thank you. of this year. >> thank you. >> we recognize the gentleman from tennessee. mr. duncan for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. chief fisher, just out of curiosity, can you give me a rough number how large or how many border patrol agencies there were when you started the agency twenty six years ago. >> less than 3,000, sir. >> less than 3,000. >> yes, sir? >> the reason i asked for that, i remember we gave big increases in funding for border croal in the '90s and now, of course, heard missgambler sm2004 we have gone from 10,000 agents to 21,000, i think it was. now the senate passed an amendment to saying that we are supposed to double that, again, and frankly