the president was never against keystone. what he wanted to do is to listen very carefully to nebraska's complaints about where the pipeline was going. and i think they were legitimate. i think the president had the right to question. i voted for this several months ago, as you remember it came up. ui thought that this transit bill, which only goes for several months up to september is something that i would have preferred to have a two or three-year plan. but i guess they'll work that out in conference. i did vote for the bill today. i think that transit money is necessary for new jersey and a lot of other states. >> all right, peter roskum, let me go back to the first point. you could get this keystone pipeline. now the transcanada people have rerouted this thing. so that's an important step in the right direction. if it goes to the house senate conference, as it will, could it pass? and could it pass the floor of the senate? it only lost by a couple of votes the last time. peter, this is big news. >> i think the dynamic is

first, the keystone pipeline provision. you know, this administration is still meandering and not only on transportation legislation but also on energy legislation and has not found their way unfortunately for the american people. but this bill can provide us a more reliable source of energy. we're talking about a pipeline and a source from a good ally and neighbor in the north american continent. we're not talking about relying on venezuela, the middle east or nigeria where we get a lot of our supplies for energy today. . so it can provide some stability, and reduction in price for the consumer, particularly when they are so hard hit at this time. so we'll have more to talk about in regard to the keystone pipeline. this pipeline's been studied to death. this administration, for over three years, has delayed approval. the president has approved a small part and one section of it -- the country, or at least he said he would, and you can't build a pipeline that can actually deliver energy and lower costs and reliable fuel in

he cannot get around keystone, brad. this is one of the worst political mistakes and worst economic mistakes he has made. >> larry, one project is not the infrastructure of the entire country needs. and by the way, if he was -- if the building trades were so upset at the president over keystone, why did they receive him so warmly today? because they know that he is the one to committed to real infrastructure projects all over the country. roads -- >> they got everything they wanted for the last three years. >> high speed rail, all of which the republicans oppose -- >> he'll probably have more flexibility after this election. >> they'd rather pass more tax cuts for the wealthy. >> sean spicei'll give you the last word. >> i think the unions have gotten three years of everything they wanted. the president probably said give me a pass for three months and i'll give you keystone. >> i should get the last word when i come on this show. >> i gave you the first word. i always gave you the first word. >> i know you do. >> the fi

the actresses decision follows obama's delaying of the keystone pipeline.der where he got that idea. >> remember when president obama said let us be the generation that ends the tyranny of oil? man, that was great. except i just checked and right now, big oil is still pretty much running the show. >> i loved her in jaws. what she going to say? she's is not voting for him? she's got a new show. fox news finds though julia's pleased with the country's direction, america is not. when ask if they're satisfied, 67% said no. to put that in perspective, 67 out of 100 or 6700 out of 10,000 or .67 out of 1. math is fun. am i right, tired baby sloth? >> me too. how can a rich actress be happy while the rest of us are not? she can afford to be. she high school the has the luxury of endorsing policies that have no effect on her. her awesome lifestyle will always be safe like the patriotic millionaires flanking observe as he pushed envy tax. they like it because they can't feel it. a breaking news alert from gregg's secret forth made of pillows. now back to bob beckel s

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>> well, of course we support the keystone pipeline from canada down to the gulf coast. and the president state of the union speech he mentioned the cushing pipeline which is the hub, which has the a glut of oil on the marketplace. which is not helping our market frankly in oklahoma and the pricing of that. and how we want, he mentioned maybe completing the keystone portion of sfrfrom cushing to t gulf coast. i had the opportunity to be in the white house four weeks ago with the governors, i asked the president, i said i know you are not for the keystone pipeline which i am for. it would create american jobs, revenue back into our states. reduces dependency, on foreign oil. and i said i hope that since you mentioned -- the portion of cushing down to the gulf that you will go ahead and complete that. three weeks later he shows up in oklahoma and says i am for it. it's good. but the problem is. it could happen without him. it's within the united states. we didn't have to have his approval on that. but he came done to take credit in the state of oklahoma for that portion of

and if keystone xl can be approved after the u.s. presidential election, will this affect your government's position on the northern gate way pipeline? >> right. first of all, i think -- first of all, everything i've seen in the united states indicates pretty overwhelming public opinion in favor of the keystone pipeline. president obama has told me repeatedly that this decision will ultimately be made on the basis of its merits and i have no reason not to believe him on that. but in terms -- look, i think there's two things -- three things that are very important to say about this keystone pipeline. the first is one should not in this.ay minimize the sheer this has the capacity of employing up to 30,000 people on both sides of the border. this is a huge energy project that will have enormously positive employment and economic activity effects across a range of industries in both countries, which is why business and labor are so strongly supportive of it. secondly, we talked about this earlier, energy security. the united states -- it

existing keystone pipeline stops at oklahoma and illinois.ackers like the teamsters union say the project would create 20,000 direct american jobs and ease paint at the pump bringing on line additional 830,000 barrels of crude oil a day. environmentalists say alberta's is the world's dirtiest oil and point to past ruptures. gas near $4 a gallon democrats are growing antsy. >> i hear a lot of them say they wish they didn't have to take a stand on this. they are ready to get the keystone pipeline built. ready to move on. there backers include bob casey of pennsylvania, the voting record earned 90% grade for the liberal group americans from democratic action. it gave ten-term texas congressman gene groan 80% rating. >> i disagree with the president. i represent five refineries and they cous use the million barrels a day to make refined product in our country. >> senate majority leader harry reid hinted he might be open to rethinking keystone telling reporters maybe somebody will come up with some magic formula that will allow to us do more. bret

if he had only arrived in keystone x.l. pipeline, per day, the total volume in the strategic reserve could come to, this country, in the way of increased production from canada. host: the other piece of legislation deals with the e.p.a.'s clean air decision making power. what do house republicans want to do on that? guest: it's a piece of legislation that says if the e.p.a. is going to continue to rein in and ha burdensome rules and regulations on the gas and oil industry in this country and they think that's a solution to the problem, let's wait 60 days and have an interagency study to include the department of energy to see truly if what they're saying is actual fact before we have more rules and regulations, we already have far too many from the e.p.a. host: your colleague on the energy and commerce said that that e.p.a. legislation is not necessary when you look at statistics quoted in "the washington post" this morning that people want fuel efficient cars and want clean energy. it says the trend toward more efficient c

do you support the keystone pipeline? several of our neighbors have as much oil as we do and, it seems to me, i would like to hear the congressman's opinion on the natural resources that we have here. i would also like to hear what president obama for his party is going to do to lower gas prices. thank you. host: there is a lot there. guest: let's see if we can get to all of it. when i was first elected in 1988, just so you know, my district is along the ocean. it has changed a little, but where i live is along the ocean. back in 1988 when i was first elected, we had all the dumping of debris and garbage, sewage, everything, it was ruining the oceans. our economy was very dependent on tourism. i was always very pro environment. i was always supported by the sierra club and other local conservation groups as well. what was the other thing you mentioned? host: the democratic agenda for helping to lower gas prices. guest: i think that what the president has said, even what the post has said, we need to have energy independen

keystone is probably a drop in the bucket.nest and have an honest conversation, let's view it in the larger context of what that would do, it wouldn't solve the gas price problem right now, so what would it do in terms of the things we need? is that the best use of our resources? >> and, bob, we talk about it's -- it's everything is happening in inches rather than yards, or miles for that matter, you know at one point -- and i'm sure newt gingrich doesn't like me recalling this on air -- he sat down with nancy pelosi on a couch and talked about climate change. and the republican party, the conversation around alternative fuels, renewables, is totally -- it's like almost -- antithetical where the republicans are on energy and i don't understand why when there was republican support for perhaps an alternative energy future in the country that dialogue no longer exists. >> there was a plan called the keystone pipe lean and the president said no. i think the president with this speech is backed into a corner, he razes that energy'

keystone pipeline, where do you see this going next year?he not approves the northern keystone pipeline. he has no authority. he has no authority to approve it. it doesn't matter if he approves it or not. it will still get done. these are not international borders. it's the northern part of the keystone pipeline which is important. >> michelle fields and also tara daddel. 18 minutes after the hour. when susan sarandon tried to visit the white house she was denied at the door. the government wants you to switch to these brand new light bulbs. you are never going to get how much this could cost you. first a look at this morning's prices at the pump. national average 3.87 a gallon. as patty ann and i know it's a lot more where we are standing here. >> good morning. it's 23 minutes after the hour. this heroic rescue to tell you about in the middle of the pacific ocean. he spotted these people in the distance screaming. they were stranded on their capsized boat. he got one by one safely on his boat. all 7 of them. >> susan sarandon a security thr

>>stuart: is there another vote or fresh look at the keystone xl pipeline decision coming up soon? >>guest: there is in the house of representatives. they will vote on it as an attachment to a transportation bill they will move and that will put it in conference. i would hope a we might be able to get something out of the conference that would include the keystone pipeline. we will continue to try and advance it in the senate but right now we are running into resistance from democrats but the last time we voted we got a decisive majority, 56 or 57 votes in the senate. we needed 60 to get passed the filibuster but if we can get the democrats who realize the importance of this issue we could put a bill on the president's desk and force him to make a decision whether he wants to sign a bill that allow how,000 -- allows 800,000 gallons of oil. this has been driving by the environmental extremist groups part of his political base it is an election year. he does not want to antagonize him and he knows it would lessen our dependence on dangerous sources of energy supplies in places in the

ram. >>> new hope for the keystone pipeline. was denied by president obama comes up with a new brought. transcanada's new keystone pipeline route is east of what was initially proposed and would pose less of an environmental risk. the house yesterday passed a bill stripping the president of his authority to rule on the project. in about an hour from now, the smithsonian will hold a ceremony to officially receive the space shuttle "discovery" which arrived in d.c. on tuesday on top of a 747. the first step toward being placed on permanent display and replacing the shuttle "ent "enterprise." >>> all cars could be mandated to have a black box video recorder. a bill is expected to pass the house after already passing the senate. all 2015 cars would have to be fitted with the device. >>> this morning more embarrassment for britain's royal family. french tv airing behind the scenes video of pippa middleton at that raunchy and now infamous party in paris. cnn's max foster is in london. have you seen it, max? >> yeah, i've seen the vide

only one of them is a supporter of the keystone project.l: not keystone, not republicans, not even harry potter can lower gas prices! that's when president obama's righthand man on natural resources, ken salazar, causing out the republican energy plan saying globe at market forces are the ultimate determining factor in the prices at the pump. >> it is a divide between the real energy world that we work on every day and the imagined fairy tale world. no one has the ability, not even harry potter, okay, to simply wave a magic wand to say we're going to have gas prices at $2 or 2.50 or $3, it doesn't work that way. bill: now the rubber meets the road literally. cries stierwalt is our digital politics editor, the national average for a gallon of the cheap stuff is at 3.84. host of power play on foxnews.com live, we want you to wave your magic wand and put this in perspective. what's up? >> i don't know if i'm up to that one exactly! but william, i can tell you this, that the republicans love to hear stuff like this. they love when the administr

there is no way to justify it keystone. the perfect analogy for what obama is doing on fossil fuels. epa has regulation -- >> hey you got your swipe in. >> i will also give you a fact. the epa pass a regulation that will shut down the entire coal industry in n a couple of decades. >> the extreme non- environmentalists will not rest until there are 1 oil rigs at arlington cemetery. >> the real fear is a war in the middle east, which would drive oil prices through the roof. >> look a at how they are dealing with this. romney using a loophole for non- disclosure is an issue and the fact we don't have a coal industry in a few years is not an issue. i've not seen any verage >> it is at trojan h horse disguised as a deficit redituction plan. it is really an attempt to impose a radical vision of our country, a thinly veiled social. -- social darwinism. >> we have aresidedent w is good giving big speeches. the problem is he isnot good at leadership. >> that is congressman paul ryan. "the wall street journal" says that " "if there i

take whatever position you want on keystone, but will the implementation of keystone bring down gas prices as is asserted? even allowing drilling everywhere that drill, baby, drill folks want to drill, it lower gas prices? a study of the energy information administration said that if we opened up all of the coastal waters off florida, off the east coast and west coast, drilled on all the public lands that might add over time about 10 years, a million barrels a day to supply. that's in a world demand of 100 million barrels a day. so the question is, what impact is that going to have on price? the best estimate they came up with was about three cents per gallon. that suggests when there's so much effort, so much political rhetoric about something that is so profoundly ineffective in giving relief at the pump to folks who need it, that it has a political agenda. let's instead do some things that would make a difference at the pump. one, let's fully fund the commodity future trading commission. turn that into what historically been and that is a safeguard for consumers, a safeguard for busines

there is no way to justify keystone. that is the perfect analogy for what obama is doing with fossil fuels. epa issued a regulation -- >> ok, charles, you got your swipe in. >> i will now get in a fact. the epa issued a regulation that will make it impossible for the construction of a coal plant, shutting down the entire industry within a decade. >> the extreme non- environmentalists will not rest until there are oil rigs at the lincoln memorial in arlington cemetery. >> if israel bonds aroun -- bombs iran -- this is the real fear of the administration, that it war in the middle east will drive prices up. >> look at how the press is dealing with this. romney using loopholes for non- disclosure is an issue, and the fact that we will have a coal industry is not an issue. i have not seen any coverage of that. >> the president is in full campaign mode with an attack on the ryan budget. >> it is the trojan horse. disguised as a deficit reduction plans the, it is an attempt to impose a radical vision of our country of a thinly

but they remind people of the policies of the obama administration, the keystone pipeline. we are in the midst of an incredible boom of gas and jai in nth aricaand the obama administration with its left wing allies is doing everything we can to minimize its. >> [laughter] >> he claims ere is more drilling -- >> on private and state lands. the amount of drilling on federal lands is down. there is no way to justify keystone, the perfect example an analogy for what obama is doing on a fossil fuels. epa issued a regulation -- >> ok, charles. >> i am going to give you a fact. the epa issued a regulation that would make it impossible for the construction of pickle plant in the future -- a coal plant in the future. >> my understanding is that there is more drilling, but the extreme non-environmentalists won't be happy until there are oil rigs at arlington cemetery. >> the war in the middle east would drive oil prices through the roof. >> the romney not squeezing through a loophole is a big issue, and the fact we won't have the coal industry and which several states of the union de

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this very group has backed keystone and called on the president to do the same.he late mark ayers who headed up the operation called ke keystone "shovel-ready." it got no mention today. meanwhile, romney on the campaign trail in new hampshire hammered the administration energy policy and the impact on the rising cost of gas. >> this is high because of the president policies. he cut in half the number of licenses and permits used to drill on federal land. drilling on those lands will not be coming forward in the coming years. >> the appearance on the trail with romney heightens speculation she could be auditioning for number two spot. romney acknowledged in the past she would be on his list. romney is due in new york tuesday where he will appear with the former mayor and one-time primary rival rudy giuliani. >> thank you. ron paul is said to have won the majority of delegates to louisiana's state republican convention over the weekend. he has also amassed flur ralty in iowa, minnesota, missouri, and washington state. that would put the texas congressman at the fiv

and when you look at keystone excel, this isn't even a pipeline meant for the united states.s one more pipeline that canada is trying to build in order to export tar sands outonto the world market. >> they would say obviously it's for gulf coast refineries which could serve the united states as well as southern markets. also to your other point, we don't have the ability green energywise right now to replace the amount of oil the u.s. consumes per day and we won't any time soon, even if all of the investment went in that direction. >> that's right. what's interesting here is that this is really an issue not about how much oil the united states is currently consuming or currently getting, but about where the growth is. is the growth going to be in clean energy or dirty energy. are we going to move forwards or backwards in terms of our energy needs. will we look at the damage climate change is doing every day already in the united states in violent storms and floods and droughts and hurricanes. i think the only answer is we need to be moving forward with clean energy. we don't

bernard, let's talk about keystone oil pipeline. republicans tried to force a start on the construction of the bill -- of the keystone oil pipeline last week, and 69 democrats voted for it in the house. they say that they are within one or two votes of getting it done in the senate as well. if democrats in the congress reject the president's approach on keystone, what does that say to the president, and what does it say to the american people? >> well, what i think it shows is terrible frustration over rising gas prices. but the real fault of gas prices shows quite cleary that three times as many people blame the oil companies and middle east nations for driving up gas prices rather than the president. but what i think the president has said all along is he is not opposed to keystone. he was opposed to fast tracking it before the necessary studies were taking place and didn't want to do it in an election year and use election year politics to play games with the nation's energy policies. i don't think we should do that -- megyn: he

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