dr. durbin is concerned about censorship. he hopes the team comes around and grants him access. if you think this project is all about terrible stories of hardship listen to mud cat tell this one. it begins when his cleveland indians were on a road trip in detroit, and he gets a call in his hotel room. >> he said, the president would like to have breakfast with him this morning. i said, ya ya, and i hung up the phone. but ten minutes later the phone rips again rings again no, the president would like to have breakfast can you this morning. the indians are in town, and back in those days we were still getting threatening phone calls as you know. i said, listen, don't call my room any more. and i hung up the phone again. well they came up and they knocked on the door. and you can tell them anywhere. they dress alike. they looked alike and i said, oh oh, this must be something. so they knocked on the door, and i opened the door slightly. they said, we hate to bother you, but president kennedy would like to have breakfast with you this morning. i said, kuwait until i get dressed? th

durbin, dr. daniel yergen testified when it comes to natural gas, in colorado, in the western slope, they're suffering due in part to the overabundance of natural gas supplies. would you agree that the u.s. is demand constrained and not supply constrained? >> absolutely. it's a part of infrastructure that we need to focus on. >> does that lend itself to having too much supply and drives down investment in new production? >> absolutely. >> is that something that s-33 could improve as well to give our investment opportunities to flourish and make new investment? >> by making clear that we have a new robust demand outlet here it will provide consistency, it will provide the incentive and motivation for the interest in the production, not only for exports, but for the natural gas liquids. it will drive the manufacturing here in the united states. >> i do want to keep in line with the spirit of the house coming over here when the red light comes on. i want to express how important this legislation is

dr. anthony fauci on c-span's "q&a." >> mitch mcconnell and richard durbin spoke on the senate floor about last week hospitality in paris. cue. before proceeding to my remarks i would like to say a word about what's been happening in paris. we've seen some remarkable displace of support -- displays of support for the french people. we've seen defiant recommitments to the ideals of free expression and the french people should know that the u.s. senate stands in solidarity with them, as they work to recover from such awful terrorist atafntle attacks. they should also be assured that we are prepared to cooperate i the presiding officer: the assistant democratic leader. mr. durbin: mr. president later today members of the senate family will have an opportunity to -- two opportunities to express our solidarity with the people of france in their hour of grief in a short while the senate will consider a resolution condemning the series of terrorist attacks that have shaken france, starting with the attack on the offices of the satirical newspaper sahara lee hebdo and leading with an tac on a groc