it and without low-price that you got some material impact of a few hundred thousand barrels a day ingrow, we need to lift the bann oil 2025, but not in the reference case. the expected case. secondly, even if we are producing, ok, a few hundred thousand barrels a day more, that in no way t changes our linkage to the global oil price and the exposure to a price spike. in fact, if anything, is both the fact that we are connected to the crude oil global market and the fact that we are, and i believe, continue to be major oil product exporters. we are exposed just as in an attic don't i gave about britain in 2000, we are exposed to the global oil price spike and that is the modern issue in terms of what it does for us. >> if we are allowed to compete in the global economy, we would have a more robust oil and gas industry in this country then we would if we were not allowed to compete. we are less dependent on the sproll. the other studies that are shown by lifting oil export ban, we not only expand our industry, we create more jobs and economic activity in our country so why would we not wan

feeling ingrowing the american people that they are worried about the future.hey're worried about the next generation. i am worried about that. they are going fine, but most americans are worried about the future. theink they have lost of essence of being an american, what built this country. can we get that back? yes. will it be easy? no. republicans that say we cannot do anything until 2017. what will happen for the next 1.5 years? we can do things now to put the country on track. i reject the idea that we cannot get anything done until after the next election. congressman tim hills. we always appreciate your time. come back. we'll go back to capitol hill and show you the picture outside of the election committee on benghazi. the cameras are there. you can see the podium in the background. that is where lawmakers will come and address after or before. 10:00 a.m. eastern time is when this will kickoff. cameras walking through the hallway from the capitol hill building. this is on the house side. the committee will begin the hearing at 10:00 a.m. eastern time.