senator john hoven said maybe they will attach the keystone thing to another bill, or put it into a musts appropriations bill, or maybe they will put keystone in every bill in congress from here on out. this will start with president obama's veto, and then it will get very fun. senator john hoven knows from his home state of north dakota that they have thousands of miles of pipelines. natural gas, and 20,000 miles of gathering pipeline that's are the connecters between all of the other pipelines. a drilling company discovered that one of their small gathering pipelines had burst it was only a four inch pipeline. when it burst, it caused the state's largest ever spill of toxic drilling brine. three million gallons of brine that is ten times saltier than sea walter. and it feeds into the missouri river. that pipeline was less than a year old when it burst. state of the art pipeline, and it had never been inspected. at the time the pipeline burst, the state of north dakota had precisely zero pipeline inspectors. they approved funding for three inspector jobs, but as of january when that one

senator john hoven knows from his home state of north dakota that they have thousands of miles of crudeil pipelines. thousands of oils of natural gas pipelines and 20,000 miles of small pipelines known as gathering pipeline that's are the connecters between all of the drilling sites where the stuff comes from. a drilling company discovered that one of their small gathering pipelines had burst open. it was only a four inch pipeline. when it burst, it caused the state's largest ever spill of toxic drilling brine. full of toxic gunk with crude oil mixed in. three million gallons of brine that is ten times saltier than sea walter. and it feeds into the missouri river. big es ever spill of that kind. here's the thing. that pipeline was less than a year old when it burst. state of the art pipeline, and it had never been inspected. at the time the pipeline burst, for all the 20,000 miles of pipeline in the state, the state of north dakota had precisely zero pipeline inspectors. they approved funding for three inspector jobs, but as of january when that one burst, all of the pipeline jobs were