let's just go back to the environment for a 2nd i mean can you 100 percent guarantee that when you frac for this oil that you're not going to damage the local area including contaminating local water supplies. well and so that too pointed out 1st we are going to be fracking we don't have a plan to frack we're looking for conventional reservoirs that don't require that the so you won't find that in our players or in our or or anything like that so frac exam part of it we want the virtual reservoirs that flow naturally on their own 2nd part we are very focused on lot of resource management so what does that mean that has 3 basic tenets protection of the arc or management of it as as you mentioned there also are surface water management drainage and then also due to earlier buffer zones so we have to steward the environment we have to make sure that the loonies use jeep going to resume every culture. we don't we have plans in place and great cooperation with a little partner to do so scott evans we have to leave it there thank you very much indeed for talking to counting the cost thank you

at least three or four instances now they say oh, yeah, we will frac.'t understand what they really believe. do you? >> jesse: it's so clear. biden has laid out his plan which creates a division between what takes place on public lands and private lands. and he cyst says no fracking on public lands and he's not going to stop it on private lands. so, jesse, i don't understand. >> jesse: that's the first time i have heard. >> juan: you should check out and do a little research. the big thing the first half hour of that debate was dedicated to a discussion of covid. she absolutely monday the floor with him. she not only mopped the floor with him but donald trump. you say he did so well because he got into this nasty little dig about plagiarism because the biden plan is the same as the president's plan. well it's not. >> jesse: what's different? >> juan: it's not. biden wants a national plan. >> jesse: what does that mean? >> juan: he wants to have a national plan be. >> jesse: what's that mean. >> juan: trump wants to leave that up to the states. >> jesse:

his party is not going to let him frac. going to let him frac.ty -- he's probably not there too long anyway. they've got the dream. got kamala who is the most liberal person. be she said there will never fracking. inwith what they say first politics. that is where they come from. and they do not have a choice and she does not have either. there's not going to be fracking if they win. and if they when a lot of bad things are going to happen. like socialized medicine. a lot of bad things are going to happen. a corrupthas made bargain. in exchange for his party's nomination, he's handed control of his party over to the socialists, the communists, the left-wingnd extremists that you see running up and down the street doing in portlandamage and other places. antifa, you're right. i said joe, tell us about it, antifa. he said, that is an idea. really? when you get hit over the head with a baseball bat that is not an idea. and he does not want to talk about antifa. endorsede, i have been by almost every law enforcement group in the country. almost every

i talked to the president's supporters about fraccing and so much more. -- who will pull off the victory in pennsylvania? is joe biden's home state? >> i don't care. it's all about trump because he cares about everybody. >> fracking has been a big issue. if joe biden for or against fracking? >> it depends on what medications he is on. i am pretty sure he is against it. >> he is flip flopping all over the place. i think tell hurt him. the american people want to know what you are about. we know what president trump is about. >> did they ban fracking, how will it impact this state? >> devastate a lot of people. >> president obama is coming to down to campaign for joe biden. will that have any impact on the voters? >> i don't believe so. obama is old news. biden is more of the same. >> sean, this is the vice-president's home state. it's a battleground. the president won it in 2016. no republican won that state since 1988. all eyes on this county, the president won that county as well. democrats are flooding this county because they are worried about it. we will see what happened on election

they were working for 5 days and had to go to pennsylvania where fraccing is a big deal. and texas?o you think they like him in texas? no oil, no guns. second amendment. no god, religion. then i hear trump has a 1 point lead in texas. i don't think so. i used to hear this 4 years ago all the time. he cannot win the great state of ohio. we won by 8 points. >> [cheering] >> trump has never done this before. he can't win texas. under no circumstances. he cannot win texas. we won by a lot. whatever it was. remember utah? he was a specialist in utah. he came in third. even crooked hillary beat that guy. shaved his head. nice shaved head. do you remember his name? i remember his name. he is one of the others. another rhino. we are against a lot. i didn't start it. i am an innocent bystander. every time that starts he started. i act innocent. all i have to do is mention their name. crooked. deplorabl deplorables. irredeemable. who would have thought her speech -- she came out and said deplorable and said irredeemable. i said she used the word irredeemable about our people. that's terrible.

. >> where do you stand on frac sng as you know, joe biden has tried to find some kind of a middle pathelection. he says he'll ban new fracking but not existing fracking. the advocates, of course, point out that united states has been able to reduce its emissions, in fact often meet the paris climate goals, because natural gas has lower emissions than oil. how should we think about this? >> well, it's a great question. it's one of the areas wihere i would like to see him go further. but that's okay. and i think he's made some proposals that move in the right direction. and again the backdrop of all these discussions, fareed, is what the technologists call a cost down curve, continuous reductions in the cost of renewable energy. every year it changes. five years ago, electricity from solar and wind was cheaper than fossil electricity in 1% of the world. now it's cheaper in 70% of the world. within five years, it will be cheaper in 100% of the world. now, the physics of the problem really should rule the day, not politics. it's not that clear that the global warming potential of gas is th

in the debate last night he said frac something fine. but then he goes on the record later and says he is going to phase out the oil industry. i mean, it's just unbelievable. you clearly can't have it both ways. the oil and gas industry in pennsylvania is the center peels of our economy. in my district alone, in western pennsylvania, 117,000 jobs work in and around the oil and gas industry. you get rid of fracking, and you phase out oil, you are going to devastate our communities at a time where people need the work, you know. i never thought that i would see food line unless my district but i do. so we should be unshack ling our economy. not talking about phasing out entire sectors. brian: locking down again when cases are going up when we have to learn to live with this not run and hide from this. we see the devastating effect. the problem with sean parnell while jake tapper asked you to not run in that district going against so-called conor lamb. a story in the "wall street journal" today talking about the myth of moderate democrats.

i think pennsylvania is going to -- he will not let you frac. it is not him, his party will never let you. >> sandra: what's the case he is making to voters on the ground there, obviously referencing back to a big moment on the debate stage last week there, erin. >> president trump has been saying this all along that joe biden is an extremist and environmental extremist. it would -- banning fracking would cost 600,000 jobs in pennsylvania. that economy $261 billion. that's economic devastation for pennsylvania. listen, joe biden likes to try to talk out of both sides of his mouth and then he calls trump supporters chumps? pennsylvaniaians are chumps to joe biden? they want energy independence, good jobs and both with president trump at the helm. >> sandra: a lot of talk about the huge turnout so far for this election. is that a good or bad thing for president trump? >> the more people who are involved in the electoral process in the united states is a good thing for every american. we know where our voters are and how we'll get them out. the gra

and i can't help but think what the frac, up to actually put money in on to fracking, not into -- this primary care doctors, into getting home health aides. and think about education. and the last thing you should be thinking about is fracking which also by the way public health message, it actually causes cancer. it is upside down and unbelievable. >> excuse me. >> and if i could, here is the other part you are missing which is you don't understand the desperation harold hamm has of continental oil. he is on the cutting edge of being broke. and he is a multibillionaire. he makes every -- he makes every cocktail party they possibly have and he buys. and so that is xr we'why we're him money. he basically runs north today can he take a dakota. and i have five grandchildren and those five any given day are in school, out of school,oday dakota. and i have five grandchildren and those five any given day are in school, out of school,day dakota. and i have five grandchildren and those five any given day are in school, out of school,ay dakota. and i have five grandchildren and those five any g

the project grows from a 1,683 square foot home to a 3,809 square foot frac structure. the project more than doubles the depth of the original home from 35.25 feet to 78.75 feet. the project sponsors propose going from two bathrooms to seven bathrooms and from three bedrooms to six bedrooms. resulting in fiven suite bedrooms. these are not in character with a single family home but in line with a boarding-house type facility and not in scale and character with sunny houses. another concern is the loss of privacy and morning light this over size structure will have. they propose two decks off the second and third levels. both these decks will have direct line of sights into my property's bedrooms and office. so i'm more concerned with a lack of privacy to the bedrooms. we're allowing morning su sunlit into these rooms. with decks anden suites and especially in this time of covid, it is reasonable to expect that any number of future tenants will be on the decks at any given time. it seems unfair to have to sacrifice natural sunlight to protect ones privacy. also, the prop

growing states in the country as a result of -- not just the invention of fracking but the ability to fractracked, billions of barrels of oil and natural gas, not just in north dakota but in places like pennsylvania. it turned the united states from a dependent country, dependent on other countries like in the middle east, or venezuela, to a net exporter of oil and gas, just since donald trump has become president. so -- and i don't think, maria, that maybe even some of the economists completely understand how important oil and gas and frankly the energy industry is to the value chain of our entire economy. i mean, there's nothing we grow, produce, manufacture, or consume that isn't affected by the price of energy and if you do away with fracking, you might as well get ready to raise the price of everything without anybody really benefiting from it. maria: so biden keeps saying that it's only on public land. first it was i want to ban all fracking, i want to get out of fossil fuels. then it was whoa, whoa, whoa, wait, i don't want to do it all, i just want to do it on public land. and now

no frac and oil on federal land. >> welker: let me ask this final question in this section and then i want to move on to our final section. president trump, people of color are much more likely to live near oil refineries and chemical plant. in texas families are worried the plant near them are making them sick. your administration has rolled back regulations on these kinds of facilities. why should these families give you another four years in office? >> the families we're talking about are employed heavily, and making more money than they've ever made. if you look at the kind of numbers we've produced for hispanic, for blark for asian, it's nine times greater, the percentage gain, in three years, than it was under eight years of the two of them, to put it nicely. nine times more. now, somebody lives-- i have not heard the numbers or the statistics that you're saying-- but they're making a tremendous amount of money economically. we saved it. and i saved it again a number of months ago when oil was crashing because of the pandemic. we saved it. say what you want about relationships,

socialized medicine just like you want to with fracking we're not going to have froch we're going to stop fracwe're going to stop fracking then he goes to pennsylvania if he gets a nomination will he get very lucky to get it and he goes to pennsylvania and he says oh we're going to have fracking and you never asked that question and by the way so far i respect very much the way you handle it this i have to the way that somebody should ask the question you can ask he goes for a year it will be have the right to have it we will have a number we have a number of topics now but that's you know we had a question we're going to get to the same thing with socialize i asked the resizing president your response for our response is people deserve to have affordable health care period period period period and the biden care proposal will in fact to provide for that affordable health care lower premiums what we're going to do is going to cost some money it's going to cost over 7 $150000000000.00 over 10 years to do it and they're going to have lower premiums you can buy into better plans the cheaper plans