it's just a question of how we think about it. >> but keystone is just part of the problem. steyer says the bigger climate issue is how tar sand oil is recovered from the canadian countryside. 20% is mixed in sandy soil lying just below the surface and is strip mined and spun in centrifuges to separate the oil from the dirt. the remaining 80% is trapped hundreds of feet below solid rock. steam is injected underground to loosen the oil and it is pumped out. the thick tarlike crude must be mixed with chemicals to make it flow through the pipeline. tar sands require 70% more energy to extract than traditional oil. >> this is a gigantic mining operation in the middle of nowhere. they want to take production by 2025, more than double it. >> and your job is to make sure that never comes out of the ground? >> well, look, from my point of view -- i'm not a scientist. the scientists say it would be devastatingly terrible for the seven billion people on the earth if it does. >> when we return, tom steyer looks outside the box for answers. >> i actually believe that the solution for ou

it's just a question of how we think about it. >> but keystone is just part of the problem. steyer says the bigger climate issue is how tar sands oil is recovered from the canadian countryside. 20% of the oil is mixed in sandy soil lying just below the surface and is strip mined and spun in centrifuges to separate the oil from the dirt. >> i actually believe that the solution for our energy problem is going to be corporate america. ♪ >> tom steyer claims money didn't motivate him, but he was incredibly good at making it. the investment firm he founded, farallon capital management, has a market value of almost $4 billion, and that has made steyer a very wealthy man. if you didn't really like using money as a benchmark for your success, you still made a lot of it. how did that work? >> for better or worse, i am competitive. >> competitive and diversified. steyer's investment fund, farallon, invests in energy companies. including kinder morgan, a canadian operator that transports oil sands. but steyer promised to divest from his kinder morgan holdings and pledged to donate mone

i do not think keystone is important. i think the decision on keystone is going to be a gigantic measure of commitment to energy and the environment. way not think there's any around it. that is how the fights come out. there are lots of other energy issues that also matter or might matter more. that is true. it has come down that this is the question of are you committed to making a different move and energy? staying it is keystone or nothing. that is crazy. are we going to move to a different way of thinking about energy, a more progressive way that creates millions of jobs and leaves us with a lasting legacy are we going to do same old status quo? same statusng to do quo, we are not going to make the changes we need. be stuck in the same rut. when they look back at a hundred going to say they really missed an opportunity. ityou are a businessman, an investor. how would you measure whether or investments?wide what is your benchmark? >> you have to realize how deeply superfici i am. i spent my life up to 22 playing a lot

just say no to keystone. >> he asks supporters to choose his next target for his anti-keystone ad blitzons including louisiana democrat mary landrieu. she said it would probably help me in my state if he would run his ads. i have billionaires on both sides and i'm exactly where i should be, right in the middle. i don't think people are going to pay a lo of the attention to these billionaires on both sides. is that mary landrieu doing a little wishful thinking that she would like more of that money to pour in? >> i think so. she's running one hell of a campaign down there. she's in some ways one of the most endangered democrats. but she's running a smart campaign down there. running more as a governor than as a senate candidate in some ways. i think she would welcome this billionaire coming down there and telling her what she should do for her state and her constituents. i also think if you look at the list of issues that most democratic base voters care about, the environment is lore than the economy and they're talking about the economy, democrats are, in terms of minimum wage, in term

the keystone x.l. pipeline is not the first keystone pipeline. the first keystone pipeline from alberta came into the united states and ended up in wood river, illinois, at the conoco refinery. it is shipping canadian tar sands down to be refined at the conoco refinery. and then after it's refined, in a pipeline it's distributed all across the united states. if no keystone x.l. pipeline is ever built -- and i don't know whether it will or won't be -- there will still be a steady flow of canadian tar sands into america for refining. just this week senator kirk and i met with the president of the -- the north american president of b.p. they have a huge refinery in whiting, indiana, the south end of michigan. they are refining canadian tar sands into oil. it can be sold in different products. and i asked the head of the north american operations for b.p., what's going to happen to that refinery when it comes to canadian tar sands? and he said, we are going to triple, triple our capacity to deal with canadian tar sands. he didn't say contingent on th

he's out slamming the keystone delay. he said there's no reason not to move forward. >> it's a shame. it's a shame. the prime minister came out and was practically begging the united states. but you're talking about thousands and thousands of jobs. you're talking about a lot of investment. it's a positive thing and they should do it. it's actually inconceivable that this one hasn't been approved yet. i guess eventually it will be. it's dead. >> wrong, wrong, and more wrong. no it won't be thousands and thousands of jobs, mr. trump. you know, mr. trump, you've got that airplane that sitting out at the airport, why don't you fly on out to nebraska the way i did and talk to the folks and get the real story if you want to be president. i think karl rove and donald trump would have a different vuft pipeline if they actually knew what was going on in the heartland. people's land and livelihoods are on the line here. first a spill in aquifer could contaminate community's drinking water and do irreversible -- that would be irreve

now, the keystone x.l. pipeline is just one of those more than 350 projects, and it alone is an investment of $5.3 billion. it alone, according to the state department's own estimates, will create more than 40,000 jobs. what are we trying to do here? i thought it was trying to put people back to work, trying to make sure that they have an opportunity in states like ohio, states like my state -- of course in my state, we have got an energy boom. we're trying to get people. we have more jobs than people because we have unleashed this investment in energy. we have done that in our state. why not do it across the country? why not do it across the country? there is no question we can. we have offered other amendments as well. and the other point i want to make is they are bipartisan amendments. they are amendments that really don't -- that don't cost the federal government any money but create incredible investment and incredible opportunity for our people, and they are bipartisan. one of the amendments, one of

take the keystone pipeline, for example. the obama administration recently announced yet another punt on this critical jobs project. one that would lead to the creation of thousands, literally thousands of good jobs. why? because of pressure from the far left. one union leader called the administration's decision a cold, hard slap in the face for hard working americans. another labor leader whose union endorsed the president twice put it this way: no one seriously believes that the administration's nearly dark-of-night announcement was anything but politically motivated. it represented, he said, another low blow to the working men and women of our country for whom the keystone xl pipeline is a lifeline to good jobs and to energy security. here's a project the government has been studying for five or six years now. five or six years they've been studying this project. americans have learned that building keystone would produce significant economic benefits for our country, that it would lower energy prices and that it would l

the latest delay on the keystone pipeline decision drawing impatience. how long will canada wait to build it? i'll ask. >> social media changing faster than you can click your mouse. if you're still using a mouse you're already running behind. sss ssses. >> and how much is your home really worth? the ceo of one of the country's biggest home builders is live to talk with me as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. >> what about the source of the pipeline, canada itself? joining us now is canadian ambassador to the united states. good to see you. thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you for having us on. >> were you surprised that the president once again delayed the decision probably now until after the midterm elections? >> surprise is not a word we use with the keystone pipeline but we were very disappointed. we were hoping that the approval would come through so that we could start in the construction season to employ hard hats instead of just having a discussion -- an ongoing discussion. so by denying and delaying the pipeline, we have

officials say even if the keystone xl pipeline does not get a green light. they will find other ways to transport the ore but the matter is is of the luo we wanted to do business with americans that focus on those ago and will will be going east west or north and west coasts to me we will depart market eventually. my plans are already being built all around canada. a decision about the keystone xl pipeline is expected in the coming months. thus the city wanted to weigh up the economic potential against his comment that climate change is one of humanity's most pressing thing to. time now for confident watson still for you when you're on the lookout for a tasty snack on the bed this week we had to still on the indonesian island of bali. the climate is mild. watch how this crisis. and the store today we headed to the fishing part of ca done by men to the town's inhabitants on hindi. denise is famous for its protection and religious festivals. haneef has the nice thing to do the same as the one thing. he might not. the spicy sauce made mention of chili peppers a

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nevertheless, the keystone pipeline is in conflict to the expansion.hat is what is at the bottom of this proposal. dorr, the kind of alliance that is taking place -- you have this cowboy and indian alliance. the native nations on both sides of border -- can you talk about the type of organizing that is going on from canada to the united states? a they have been down here, couple of people -- george, robert george -- we have had visits with them. they have visited our communities. some have visited the nations in idaho. they brought light. those things that -- there were some mistruths. i think the american petroleum institute needs to -- before, there was a negligible cancer rate. now, the cancer rate is 400 times the national canadian per capita average. guessis all sorts of i truths that are coming out from our alliances with these people. these people come out and speak. , they were saying that every single person up there -- every family has cancer and their family now. >> because of -- >> because of the tar sands mining. the minimum refining proce

keystone xl obviously is huge. it is becoming a de facto fight.s has gotten our activists energized in a way that something abstract like the clean air act maybe has not. we have had people on the mall and had huge rallies. that is really great. i do not think this really will impact the election atthe electt should not matter. on thisndy schild specific state department decision. guest: i entirely disagree. interviewers are not surprised by that, nor would any expert or any opinion -- i mean, this has clearly become about politics other than a handful of people in the administration right now that would tell you that it is not. and to hear tom stier say this is not climate, well, really? that was the whole lot form he started this campaign on a few years ago, so it is frustrating to hear it keep changing. the whole thing has become about politics, the political symbol, the political football, you have yer pledging $100 million to support the democrats who will vote his way. you hear every editorial say the administration really is taking a chance

against she against the keystone pipeline.helped man and helped pass the endangered wilderness act because that helps man and hurts nature. >> it is going to happen anyway. why are you argue being whether it is right or wrong? it is going to happen anyway. it is a question of this pipeline versus somebody else is going to get the oil and gas. >> we have to leave it right will. we will say thank you to michelle fields and dennis kucinich for joining thus week. he says that if you are white, then that ain't right. would you be offended if you heard a college president say this? >> how we make sure the years ahead we are not as white as we are today. with white in the years we will have failed as a university. ta? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. visit truecar.comoney,com,tswim. and never overpay.yer's remorse. a good deal or not. "okay, this is the price,"sman comes and you're like.e

anti-keystone protests in d.c.e person who nixs the pipeline. brian schweitzer is supporter of the keystone pipeline. governor thank you for being here. i will ask you about the politics of keystone itself. karl rove never being right about anything put aside, are republicans right to think keystone might be a wedge issue in 2014 races? >> it might affect some fun raising. that might be about it. karl rove is trying to use this as a wedge to make it a little bit more difficult for mary landrieu and maybe john walsh in montana, but i don't think he's going to be successful at it. those democrats who come from places where we develop oil and gas, they recognize that it's safer to have oil in a pipeline than it is on trains. they'd like to support it. what they've got wrong is the senate and congress can't approve of this. pipelines are approved state by state and while i was governor of montana, i demanded that transcanada post millions of dollars as a bond as a condition of giving them a permit and demanded they all

the only reason to oppose the keystone pipeline is political.therwise we're forced to buy more oil from venezuela and the middle east. why not buy it from friendly neighbors like canada. >> politics over pollution. we'll leave it right there. >> thank you. >> so, since when did asking someone to the prom get you suspended from school? ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. predibut, manufacturings a prettin the united states do. means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. test test even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we sti

against she against the keystone pipeline. that helped man and helped pass the endangered wilderness act because that helps man and hurts nature. >> it is going to happen anyway. why are you argue being whether it is right or wrong? it is going to happen anyway. it is a question of this pipeline versus somebody else is going to get the oil and gas. >> we have to leave it right will. we will say thank you to michelle fields and dennis kucinich for joining thus week. he says that if you are white, then that ain't right. would you be offended if you heard a college president say this? >> how we make sure the years ahead we are not as white up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. >>> time for what we need to know

the obama administration has delayed a ruling on the keystone ex-he will pipeline. the 1700-mile pipeline would carry 800,000 barrels of crude daily from canada to the gulf coast. as reported, the decision has brown both oubrought out outrag. >> i do want to be clear. allowing the keystone pipeline to be built requires the finding that doing so would be in our nation's interest. >> reporter: canada is the world's sixth largest oil producer and sends virtually all of its crude oil to u.s. refineries. there are four major pipelines from alberta delivering crude to u.s. markets that and does not include the secondary pop lines that cross the states of montana, wyoming and colorado, so why such big concerns over a new one? part of the reason is location. the keystone excel would travel under the ogalla la aquifer. >> if our waters are contamina contaminated we would have no water for the cattle. >> reporter: there would be new processes of low grade, high sulfur crude that generates more carbon emission than current oil production. but there is a report that it would no

keystone xl means those benefits will simply benefit through numerous jobs. is the actual construction of the pipeline through the community, those construction-related jobs that follow on with the construction of the pipeline. the goods and services that are operational. there's the maintenance-type jobs that go with it. >> tom, i want your reaction to that ad, from what you can hear. >> well, of course, i add this, it's a first time that i've heard that version. but we've heard many versions of advertising and different speeches that have been given to elected officials. our county boards. and the like of that. and oftentimes, the information that's given out is pretty well exaggerated. so, anything that has to do with the economics of the local community, that's all fine and well. and but, you know, at what rink, you know? and we've gone along with the idea that the possibility of damaging the aquifer, no matter what the reality might be as far as benefits, it only benefits one company. and those investors. and the question is, what would happen to the agr

. >>> up next from the bundy ranch to the keystone pipeline. people are fighting over what to do with public land, and that's making this an evert day that's just loaded with controversy. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still gonna give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >>> well, as i said before, today is earth day. the 45th annual earth day to be exact. it's one that for once actually takes place at the same time the country and the president are focused on the issue of environmentalism. now, that's the case this year, but whether you are cliven bundy fighting to graze your cattle for free in the habitat of an endangered tortuous or teddy roosevelt whose own fights to create our national parks indirectly led to the creation offeth day, environmental concerns have always provoked major political fights in this country. for president o

now, the obama administration indefinitely extending its review of the keystone xl pipeline. again, environmentalists are applauding the move, but republicans are calling it a political ploy. elizabeth prann has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the delay appeases the state department, because, quote, its agencies need additional time based on the uncertainty created by the ongoing litigation in the nebraska supreme court, which could ultimately affect the pipeline routes. two very passionate sides reacting as environmentalists praise a decision, citing potential environmental impacts. >> they want to assess the costs of the keystone xl pipeline in terms of the carbon pollution it will produce. it's clear that we should not allow it to be built. >> reporter: republican lawmakers and a number of red state democrats who want the pipeline approved are blasting the administration. earlier in the month, 11 democratic senators urged the president to make a final decision. louisiana senator mary landrieu reacting, quote, saying the decision is irresponsible, unnecessary and u

against she against the keystone pipeline.that helped man and helped pass the endangered wilderness act because that helps man and hurts nature. >> it is going to happen anyway. why are you argue being whether it is right or wrong? it is going to happen anyway. it is a question of this pipeline versus somebody else is going to get the oil and gas. >> we have to leave it right will. we will say thank you to michelle fields and dennis kucinich for joining thus week. he says that if you are white, then that ain't right. would you be offended if you heard a college president say this? >> how we make sure the years ahead we are not as white [ female announcer ] who are we? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can s, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to hel

keystone protesters, they are the patriots. they are the one who are exercising free speech properly. cliven bundy is not. these people own their land. cliven bundy, he doesn't own his land. these people protest peacefully, cliven bundy threatens federal officials. this weekend keystone protesters will again show their patriotism. f keystone opponents are holding a big rally on the national mall to draw attention and get information out about the issue that they really believe in. i will be there in washington to cover it tomorrow and to cover they're march. and hopefully bundy will be off the news when we come back on monday. maybe the weekend will give us a reprieve and we'll be onto something else collectivelied i the media. right now they're doing a disservice to america by giving the guy a platform. i have nothing to interview him about because he has nothing to offer society at all. he's a wacko. and people like this follow him. i can't get this picture out of my head. i ask for the third night, what would motivate someon

i think a lot of people thought that president obama was going to sign off on this keystone pipeline and he was going to do it before the midterms to help vulnerable dems. we know that's not happening before the midterms. but never? >> well, i thought he was going to do it after the 2012 elections. i really assumed as a liberal that we were going to turn out and vote and everything and then right after the election, he was going to approve the pipeline. and i agree with the argument that if he was doing something for political reasons, he would sign -- approve the pipeline now. that would really help his chances and our democratic chances of keeping the senate in 2014 with mary landrieu down in louisiana and six democrats in those seats -- >> tony -- >> i don't think that's what's going ob happening. >> there still could be politics here, though. because maybe some sort of internal polling has shown people who are going to come out and vote in the midterms are more on the base of the democratic party and so the president's appealing to them with this delay. >> yeah, but base democrat

. >> you're saying basically, the people building the keystone pipeline are like hitler? >> you can say that. liberals stoop to a new low to block the line. >> the line will pollute our water sources, air. >> all of them. >> absolutely. >> one line? >> absolutely. >> outspoken actress and pipeline apip pipeline activist will be here tonight. >>> welcome to "hannity." donald sterling is in hot water after tmz released video believed to be of the basketball mogul telling his girlfriend not to bring black people to the games and post pictures on social media. >> people call and tell you i have black people on my instagram and it bothers you? >> yeah, it bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast that you're associating with black people. do you have to? in your whole life, every day you can be with them. every single day of your life -- >> but not in public? >> why in public and publicize it on instagram and bring them to my games? you can do whatever you want. you can sleep with them, bring them in, do whatever you want. the little i ask you is not to promote it on there a

> with the nation's demand for gas and oil rising, there's another setback for the long proposed keystoneipeline. there are more delays to bringing fuel from the oil fields of canada to refineries along the gulf of mexico. >> reporter: delayed again. a long awaited state department decision on whether to proceed with construction of the keystone pipeline is on hold again. more than 2.5 million comments have been recorded online. the issue giving cause once again for pause as the obama administration extended the review of the environmental impact studies. opponents of the studies are saying that the pipeline will increase carbon pollution, using some of the world's dirtiest oil. keystone is critical for the transport that is safer and the 1700 mile pipeline would result in countless jobs. still, others are saying the decision to delay has more to do with politics than the pipeline itself. especially if november's midterm elections are a little more than five months away. >> i think the decision was politically motivated. the state department could go ahead and evaluate without nebraska su

this is the real keystone of the american energy boom.e are producing 800 million barrels a year of our own oil that in years past we would have been forced to buy from opec, saudi arabia, russia. >> so if you look at the bakken, there are two things that are going on. it has brought the price of natural gas down, it's a great source of electricity in this country. so a lot of heavy industry can come back as a result of that. and we're seeing that. we're seeing factories that were idle coming back online. reinvention. >> oh, absolutely. we are producing 10 trillion cubic feet a year of shale gas up from nothing 15 years ago. and we have the resource potential to keep doing this for the next 100 years or more. it is just going to continue to reinvent american manufacturing, and create many more billionaires than just harold hamm. he was a true rags to riches story. he was the youngest of 13 children born to crop producers. he had to fight when he was young. he had to build his own success with grit and determination. and he is worth $17 bi

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why was the keystone pipeline delayed again? >> well, as was stated by the department of state, who has the responsibility, secretary kerry has the responsibility for making the recommendation on a national interest criterion for the pipeline. as was stated, we are in the process of generating comments, for example, at the department of energy. but with the judicial decision in the state of nebraska, we actually don't know what the project is. we don't know where the pipe will be going. and so this process will be carried out until we have a better idea of what the project is. >> i want to ask you a question about fracking and it's something that russell gold, a journalist who wrote the book on fracking said it's made us the envy of the world. the u.s. is energy independent if you consider the amount of oil and natural gas we could get from our own country. in regards to natural gas, which has been part of the president's all of the above strategy and something you've been a big proponent of as well, there's a question of whethe

and it's higher cost. >> keystone xl could eventually support about 42,000 jobs.e government isn't saying how long the review will take. back to you. >> elizabeth prann, thank you very much. >>> the delay on the keystone xp pipeline, we go to both news contributors and radio talk show host. good of you to join us to talk about this this. the state department says the reason for the extension in the first place is because it needs more time to review 2.5 million public comments plus wait to see how a he said abopending lawsui the route of the pipeline through nebraska. but these reasons don't seem to some republicans who say the administration is shameful. why are they blasting the obama administration? >> i think in the spirit of easter, the president has said let this country pass from me. you've got these donors who are after him for big oim al and yo have the environmentalists who are squeezing, as well. i want to know how this will help americans. u.s. state department says it gives us 46,000 temporary job, but 35, 35, 35 permanent jobs. and 15 temporary jobs

that, that is what the keystone fight is about. it's about the pipeline but it's about way, way more than that. it's about the point at which we stop, we stop pulling the stuff out of the ground. it's about the point at which we say this stuff needs to lay there. it needs to stay there. we cannot take it out. it is the red line. in this case, the reason the pipeline is so important is that without that investment, without that capital expenditure to build that pipeline, it doesn't make much sense to take all the stuff out. that's the weakness. that's the weakness being attacked and that needs to be replicated times a thousand. so happy earth day. joining me now congressman hakim jeffreys, democrat from new york. congressman, one of the reasons i love talking to you is you're relatively new to capitol hill. you retain a bit of an outsider's view on it. >> yes, i do. >> what is the keystone fight about from where you stand operating capitol hill as you do? >> i think you did a great job of laying out the stakes, but as far as i'm con

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they disagree on the keystone pipeline issue.ironme environmentalists were protesting on the national mall today. they're glad president obama delayed the project last week but they want him to kill it all together. joining today were actress darryl hannah and neal young. hannah called it a terrible idea. he said president obama needs to make a statement against the pipeline. >> we need to stop this pipeline which is bringing the really bad fuel from canada from the tail of the snake all the way down to the head of the snake in texas. >> president obama's administration announced its going to delay a decision on the pipeline again to allow for more public comment and await a decision on the pipeline by nebraska's supreme court which could push a final decision until after the midterm elections. labor unions want the pipeline and the jobs it would bring. one wrote, quote, our union was among those that twice supported the obama biden ticket and we continue to support many of the president's initiatives but that does not negate our