dr. bill cassidy. i have had the privilege of representing the sixth congressional district of louisiana. as a doctor, i have worked in louisiana's public hospital system treating uninsured and underinsured for 25 years. when my patients tell me about their health concerns they also tell me they are worried about the economy, their jobs, the direction of our country. many families, many louisiana families are struggling. they need better jobs, better wages, better benefits. we have the opportunity to create these jobs. it starts with developing north america's natural resources and securing america's energy independence now. been fightinghave for jobs creating projects like the keystone xl pipeline. last week, the house of representatives passed a bill which would approve the construction of this pipeline. this is the ninth time the houses voted to build the keystone pipeline. voting keystone would create more than 40,000 high-paying jobs, putting billions of dollars in workers pockets, and give a much

kelly: this is a jobs bill, not only in the house of representatives but a job bill in the senate. dr. cassidy's bill is about creating tens of thousands of jobs for hard-working americans. $8 billion private investment that won't cost the american taxpayer one cent. it is about america taking the lead for energy. for six years, this house has passed pieces of legislation that would have created the keystone pipeline. every one of those died in the senate. now, the senate is entertaining this because of one job, tens of thousands of jobs that all these americans who you turned a deaf ear and blind eye to. one job, one senator who has the possibility of losing her seat because of the keystone pipeline. isn't it ironic that we sit here today and try to spin this into something it is not. it is a jobs bill, an american bill that is going to create billions of dollars in revenue. and i ask my friends on the other side, don't look no further than last tuesday. last tuesday was a referendum on incompetency. open your eyes and ears to the american people and let us create jobs and let us reach the ener

dr. bill cassidy, oh, yes, from an energy state called louisiana. a dear friend of not only this body but a dear friend of consumers and families who understand that we need to reduce even further costs at the gas pump. that we need to be concerned about where we buy our oil and our energy and to make sure that we're doing business with the friends and people we know. so. they can pass it and they can send it to the president's desk. we're going to send the same bill. the same bill they're doing in the senate, same one we're going to do here. we're going to get it to the president no more delays. in more excuses. it's actually time to make the keystone pipeline a reality. said another way, the election is over. let's get our work done. i'm proud that the house has led on this issue. i look forward to the senate joining us. i hope the president will do the same thing. i hope he'll sign another jobs bill that's been passed by the house of representatives. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves his

dr. bill cassidy by running on her record in the senate trying to distance herself from president obama. she wouldn't even mention the president's name today, saying people who didn't vote for her were, quote, mad at someone else. not me. someone else. talking about the president there landrieu had two campaign events today by contrast. cassidy stayed outside of sight letting television ads. if landrieu hopes to win. this she either has to win over republicans who voted for rob main miss in last night's primary or convince those voters to stay home by making cassidy unpalatable to conservatives. and she is started laying the groundwork for that stay saying cassidy has voted 97% of the time with president obama. now, if she can shrink the pool of republican voters at the same time she turns out her supporters in good numbers she could pull it off. greta, that would be a long shot by any measure. >> john, never a dull in snow new orleans. thank you. now to alaska where the senate race may come down to the absentee ballots. fox news correspondent dan springer live in anchorage, dan? >> yeah

bill cassidy stands up to barack obama because he represents you. >> i am dr. bill cassidy, and i approved this message. >> i am a registered nurse who built nursing businesses in 12 states. we treat far too many women who are victims of domestic violence. that is why i will never understand why congressman hill cassidy voted against the act for victims of domestic violence. >> i am mary landrieu and i approved this message because i will always stand up for the women of louisiana. >> senator mary landrieu, i voted for you before, but when you voted for obama care, i knew i had made a mistake. >> canceled health plans, big rate increases, and you need to repeal it. >> you scare us with nonsense about medicare and veterans. >> bill cassidy stands up for votek obama, and he will to repeal obama care. >> i am with you and i am fighting for you. >> i am mary landrieu, and i approved this message. >> we have all built companies -- >> that employee thousands of louisiana and's. landrieu, of mary louisiana got millions. >> and to rebuild after katrina. president to get

dr. bill cassidy who is landrieu's opponent in louisiana. they may pass a keystone bill tomorrow. the senate could pass a keystone bill. on one side we'll have the cassidy bill legalizing the pipeline, on the other side the landrieu bill on the pipeline. >> either way though the pipeline gets built. >> i think that is probably one of the low-hanging fruit of this election that democrats and republicans can work on. we've had in the past, there have been test votes on this and a couple of years ago 11 democrats voted in favor of going ahead with the pipeline, which is as you know has overwhelming public support as well. now if there's going to be 53 or 54 republicans in the house, i don't think there's any doubt that six or seven democrats will go along, pass the bill, then it will go to president obama's desk, what does he do? it will pass with a supermajority in congress. is the president going to veto a supermajority in congress? we'll have to see. >> is there not another issue involving senator landrieu which is in contention? that is senator landrieu, i believe, got $100 milli

dr. bill cassidy. i have had the privilege of representing the sixth congressional district of louisiana. as a doctor, i have worked in louisiana's public hospital system treating uninsured and underinsured for 25 years. when my patients tell me about their health concerns they also tell me they are worried about the economy, their jobs, the direction of our country. many families, many louisiana families are struggling. they need better jobs, better wages, better benefits. we have the opportunity to create these jobs. it starts with developing north america's natural resources and securing america's energy independence now. that is why i have been fighting for jobs creating projects like the keystone xl pipeline. last week, the house of representatives passed a bill which would approve the construction of this pipeline. this is the ninth time the house has voted to build the keystone pipeline. voting keystone would create more than 40,000 high-paying jobs, putting billions of dollars in workers' pocke

dr. bill cassidy. approve this message because i am with you in fighting for you. >> i am mary landrieu and i approve this message. >> would fall bill companies. we are three republicans then a democrat and we are all supporting mary landrieu. because of mary, louisiana got billions and to rebuild after katrina and rita. we got over 50 drilling rigs to chetek on the president to get that done. >> now she's chairman of the energy committee. >> we can't afford to lose that. >> your louisiana you learn to be tough. one moment of weakness in the alligators are you alive. when i get to washington, i'll stand up to the big spenders. i will protect our gun rights. i am colonel rob maness. i will stand up to the politicians and the alligators. >> i'm part of the first generation of americans who may not achieve the same standard of leaving us their parents. that's a frightening concept. what is the role of government is sending in ensuring economic prosperity for my generation and future generations? colonel ma

bill cassidy stands up to barack obama because he represents you. >> i am dr. bill cassidy and i approve this message. >> i am a registered nurse who bill nursing businesses in 12 states. we treat too many women who are victims of domestic violence. that is why i will not understand why congressman bill cassidy voted against the violence against women act. bill cassidy is a doctor. he should know better. >> i am mary landrieu and i approve this message, because i will always stand up for the women of louisiana. >> senator landrieu, i voted for you before, but when you voted for obamacare i knew i made a mistake. >> canceled health plans and big rate increases and still you refuse to repeal it. >> you try to scare us with nonsense about social security. stands up to barack obama. >> i am bill cassidy and i'm with you and i'm fighting for you. >> i am mary landrieu and i approve this message. >> three republicans and a democrat and we are supporting mary landrieu. because of mary, louisiana got billions. >> to rebuild after katrina and rita. we got billions for dr

kelly: this is a jobs bill, not only in the house of representatives but a job bill in the senate. dr. cassidy's bill is about creating tens of thousands of jobs for hard-working americans. $8 billion private investment that won't cost the american taxpayer one cent. it is about america taking the lead for energy. for six years, this house has passed pieces of legislation that would have created the keystone pipeline. every one of those died in the senate. now, the senate is entertaining this because of one job, tens of thousands of jobs that all these americans who you turned a deaf ear and blind eye to. one job, one senator who has the possibility of losing her seat because of the keystone pipeline. isn't it ironic that we sit here today and try to spin this into something it is not. it is a jobs bill, an american bill that is going to create billions of dollars in revenue. and i ask my friends on the other side, don't look no further than last tuesday. last tuesday was a referendum on incompetency. open your eyes and ears to the american people and let us create jobs and let us reach the ener

dr. bill cassidy, he looks to be ahead in that match up by 5%. a look at this -- that's cassidy and landrieu there. go to colorado, the incumbent mark udall has been put back on his heels by upstart congressman corrie gardner. giving him a run for his money. udall has run a war on women in this state. which worked pretty well for the president in 2012 and candidates he brought with him. udall is winning among women in the exit poll tonight 52% to 43% for him. at the same time, republican challenger gardner very well with independence he is doing tonight in this super tight race. he is at 50% to 43%. one national poll for you before we go, 72% of voters say that they are worried that there will be another terrorist attack in this country. and that goes to the fear factor and the unsettled factor that seems to be weighing in so many of these races across the board tonight. continue looking at them. more exit polls coming up. back to you guys. >> martha, thank you. we haven't really talked a lot about that kentucky race. but if you think about it ho

bill cassidy, her charge was outrageous. >> she be134i6r7bs the people she seeks to represent. >> cassidy appeared with dr. ben carson in the hopes of winning the tea party vote on tuesday. simply american to manipulate people. >> i've been to louisiana a lot of times, and i feel nothing but love here. so i -- i don't know what she's talking about. i really don't. >> if landrieu really hopes to hang on to her seat this time around she needs to turn out afric african-american voters in numbers closer to 2008 and 2012. an analysis shows she has pretty good numbers, the question is whether those numbers are good enough. >> john, thank you. >>> with just two days until the election we want to hear the closing arguments from both sides. first the republicans and their last presidential nominee mitt romney, who has been campaigning for the gop candidates in more than two dozen states across the country. governor, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks, chris. good to be with you. >> as we say, two days before the election, what is the republican closing argument? why should voters on tuesday vote for the g

bill cassidy, her charge was outrageous. >> she alleges we are sexist and racist. now, that is wrong. she bee smem >> reporter: dr. ben carson in hopes of winning the tea party vote. he told me landrieu's comments were old fashioned and inflammatory, simply to manipulate people. >> i've been to louisiana a lot of times and i feel nothing but love here. so, don't know what she's talking about. i really don't. >> reporter: so, if landrieu really hopes to hold onto her seat she needs to turn out african-americans. an analysis of early voting shows she's got pretty good numbers but the question is, chris, whether those numbers are good enough. >> john, thank you. with just two days till the election, we want to hear the closing arguments from both sides. first, the republicans and their last presidential nom neeshgs mitt romney, who has been campaigning for the gop candidates in more than two dozen states across the country. govern governor, welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> thank you, chris. good to be with you. >> two days before the election, what is the republican closing argument? why should voters on tuesday