, that i had a keystone light and then you had one and you had a backup keystone in your pocket. >> twolight so we can continue the tradition >> i did and i also want to say, this is what would have been funny if we did it january 6th we would have been doing this bit. [ laughter ] drinking keystone lights during an insurrection. and really killer mike saved the day. i'll say - >> seth: i got them -- so you got a whole pack [ light laughter ] that's great >> here's the problem with living on the west coast this is not a west coast beer. i had to go to five grocery stores [ laughter ] >> seth: what coast beer is it i guess it's an east coast >> it's pennsylvania >> seth: yeah, it's pennsylvania of course, keystone. and i should -- i hope you know this, brooks this is my first keystone since last one we had together >> mine, too you did this to me this is your bit >> seth: cheers, buddy >> cheers, seth. >> seth: mm, that's exactly how >> yep hot. [ laughter ] i love a hot keystone. >> seth: keystone right now is balancing whether they're gonna use that photo of you. because they're like,

biden also rejoined the paris climate agreement, rejoined the world health organization, killed the keystoneeline and issued a 100 a masking challenge and he says that's just the start. >> i will start by keeping the promises i made. we have a long way to go. these actions are important. a lot of things i'm going to do. >> earlier in the day history made on a cold and windy west front on the capital with three former presidents on hand, biden said whatever his presidency saying unity must be the driving principle. >> this is our historic moment of crisis and challenge and unity is the path forward. and we must meet this moment as the united states of america. if we do that i guarantee you we will not fail. >> reporter: not lost in the history of the day the barriers broken, kamala harris becoming the first woman and the first woman of color to serve in the role. >> president joe biden has called upon us, the courage to see beyond crisis, to do what is hard, to do what is good, to unite, to believe in ourselves, believe in our country, believe in what we can do together. >> we saw a return to

in 2021, the keystone pipeline was scheduled to have more than 11,000 jobs, including 8000 union jobs.

let's pull up a statement from the president of keystone xl, we are confident keystone xl is not onlyle method to transport oil to markets but the initiatives announced today also ensures it will have the lowest environmental impact of an oil pipeline in terms of greenhouse gas emissions with canada and the us are among the most environmentally responsible countries in the world for fossil fuel production. that being said, pledged to make its operations net 0 emissions by 2023. in a letter to joe biden from some of the trade unions they are fully powered by renewable energy by 2030. all of that is being said. number one, how important is that, what does that tell you and would this be the right move? >> this is also lyness. the keystone xl pipeline past all the environmental review under president obama but balance a green pressure it took 5 years to figure out we need to ban this because of climate, donald trump came in, approved it and got caught up in more litigation, joe biden's promise to pull the permit. the amount of greenhouse gases coming out of the pipeline is 0.03%, it is r

government after president biden signed an executive order to cancel the permit for the keystone x.l. pipeline the goal of the pipeline is to transfer oil from canada to the u.s. and while some are applauding biden's move it is also receiving criticism on both sides of the border archies alex mile of each has the story. within hours of his inauguration president joe biden signed an executive order to revoke the permit for the keystone x.l. pipeline and he's already getting some heat at home that day one priority was to kill thousands of american jobs including union jobs to support our strong ally our counter to and reverse some of our progress toward energy security and while the debate will likely continue in d.c. at the same time the president is stirring the pot north of the border as well said they said these any as you know i've been supporting this keystone x.l. project for years yes i made this argument 7 years ago in a room full of democrats in washington who are i became prime minister and canada's prime minister justin trudeau is being pressured by provincial leaders to fig

keystone xl like the current pipe learn would ship alberta heavy crude.ast are keyed up to process heavy. if they don't get it from canada, they have to get it from venezuela. i don't see how that is in the interests of the united states. so our plea to the biden administration is, please take a half step back here, get into a conversation with your closest friend and ally, canada, about how we can ensure a future for safe energy exports, continental energy independence and security between canada and the u.s. while also taking very seriously climate policy and environmental policy. president obama's state department concluded after rigorous study that keystone xl would reduce carbon emissions because the alternative will be shipping it by rail which is higher emitting and less safe. >> it's a great point. i don't know how they get around that in the biden administration. as you point out, five times, the united states state department evaluated the environmental aspect of the keystone pipeline deal. they said they couldn't find any increased or environme

keystone xl has been a political and cultural football for the past 12 years. mr.ision was cheered by environmentalists and tribal activists on this side of the border. it was strenuously opposed by many in canada especially those whose jobs depend on the pipeline. let's hear from both of these sides of the debate. starting us off is jason kenny the premier of alberta that province is north of montana, idaho, and washington state. good evening. >> thanks. great to be here, joshua. >> what was the most important aspect of the keystone xl pipeline to albertans? jobs or more to it? >> jobs are critical of course. it would create tens of thousands of good jobs on both sides of the border. most of the big american construction unions that supported mr. biden's campaign were also strong supporters of the project. but there is a bigger context of continental energy security. we both know the united states has paid a great price to maintain energy security in the past. and i think it is much to the u.s.'s advantage to have a safe, reliable, environmentally responsible sour

energy runs the keystone pipeline out of canada.en team reportedly and made the following concessions to try to keep the keystone pipeline running. 10,000 american union construction jobs. steel pipe made in the u.s. they offered $10 million in green job training fund. $500 million for indigenous suppliers and jobs, and 100% renewable power to operate the pipeline within 8 to 10 years. that wasn't good enough. how come? >> well, i think it's all part of president biden's saudi arabia first plan. it looks like he cares more about workers in saudi arabia than the workers in america. this is the kind of direct effect of the pocket books of the american people. we're in the middle of a pandemic. he just killed 11,000 jobs. it is 80 million of tax revenues from my state of montana to impoverished counties for schools and law enforcement and infrastructure. it is a major infrastructure project that president biden killed six hours into his presidency. it is outrageous and it will get worse. we're hearing now that president biden is planni

a "washington examiner" op-ed calls the keystone order proof of biden's lack of leadership. not leadership on president biden's part. it is demagoguery, a piece of red meat for his base. there is no scientific basis for choking off the oil supplies, the lifeblood of the u.s. economy. the idea the u.s. can reduce global emissions with a few small tweaks even as china is putting new coal-fired electrical plants online deserves to be dismissed with laughter. neil, your response to that. >> harris: i totally agree with it. it's hypocritical. biden literally set his son up overseas in energy company developing their infrastructure and he is killing the same thing here in america. it's totally political and has nothing to do with climate change. i think there is something bigger going on. and maybe it has something to do with contributions, campaign contributions from the railroad. i don't know. >> harris: "the faulkner focus" will look at all of this. you are still feeling with every fiber of your being. what happens next, neil, for you and for the thembers of your team? >> i can

north of the border as well come to says he says these any as you know i've been supporting this keystone x.l. project for years i made this argument 7 years ago in a room full of democrats in washington even before i became prime minister canada's prime minister justin trudeau is being pressured by provincial leaders to fight back against the us president's order the charge was led by the premier's of alberta and scotch one whose energy sectors are tightly tied to the 8000000000 dollar project i'm premier's want to go to war originally proposed in 2008 the 1200 mile long pipeline travels through 7 states starting in canada in the alberta tar sands and ending at the gulf of mexico the pipeline is meant to move 830000 barrels of crude a day the move should make some people happy including environmentalists and others opposed to the keystone x.l. pipeline those who prioritize economy over environment are critical of biden for cancelling the project more interested in virtue signals to the climate activists and supporting the union workers who are building the keystone pipeline calgary alber

halting the keystone xl pipeline. president biden signed an executive order to revoke the permit.back from the chamber of commerce global energy institute releasing a statement that reads as follow, the pipeline, the most studied infrastructure project in history is already under construction and cleared countyless legal and environmental hurdles this is politically motivated decision that is not grounded in science t will harm consumers and put thousands of americans in the building trades out of work. christopher goods, the senior vice president at chamber of commerce global energy institute. just to add to the statement, i already seen a report a canadian base company tc energy cutting 1000 jobs in the united states and canada as a result of the move from biden. you can see why canadian prime minister justin trudeau has a similar position to you guys in the chamber. can you talk more about your opposition? >> it is just a bad decision at the worst possible time. as you, as you pointed out it's a political decision and normally political decisions that are not based in science,

day the move should make some people happy including environmentalists and others opposed to the keystonex.l. pipeline those who prioritize economy over environment are critical of biden for cancelling the project more interested in virtue signals to the climate activists and supporting the union workers who are building the keystone pipeline calgary alberta based t.c. energy the company behind the pipeline says it will lay off 1000 workers immediately due to president joe biden's decision it is not clear how many of those jobs are american. science fiction as possibly becoming a reality as moscow may get its 1st flying taxis within a couple of years a russian arm an air mobility company has started testing so-called passenger drones artie's constantino scope was 1st in line. and just like that city traffic is no longer an issue instead of driving along congested highways this taxi should lift you up and take you from a to b. by a. by the way there are no paddles or a steering wheel i mean the whole thing is supposed to be controlled by a person remotely or by computer program the only th

just taking office president biden signed an executive order revoking the permits of the keystone x.l. oil pipeline the project which stretches from canada to the u.s. a spot protests and legal battles across 3 presidential administrations. executive order to supercharge administration ambitious plan to confront the extensional threat of climate change and we're going to put people to work i'm not going to lose jobs and these are going to create jobs 11000 jobs they're cut with one stroke of the pen of president biden it looks like president biden is working on a make america unemployed again kind of strategy thinking more about saudi arabia workers in montana workers and u.s. workers well now the significant pushback against biden's decision on both sides of the polder as you heard there were tens of thousands of jobs on the line with america's. within hours of his inauguration president joe biden signed an executive order to revoke the permit for the keystone x.l. pipeline and he's already getting some heat on at home that day one priority was to kill thousands of american jobs incl

jobs expected to have been created by the keystone xl pipeline in 2021.people going to do now? president biden says he wants to give them clean green energy jobs but those jobs won't be up and running for a few years. what will those people do in the meantime? >> i spoke to the men and women who were directly impacted by this. a job in the future is not a lot of solace for someone that received a layoff notice on joe biden's first day in office. it doesn't pay the grocery bill, doesn't cover the rent or the mortgage. we need to have him reverse this decision immediately. if he isn't willing to do it, congress is going to have to act. todd: do you get a sense that the underpinning of a lot of this is that, oh, n a few years oil and gas are going to be done when in reality, let's take a step back and say that ain't happening any time soon. >> it's also completely a false narrative that this oil and gas isn't coming to the united states. it's coming. it's just going to come by truck or by rail. a far less efficient and far less environmentally friendly manne

you can't achieve that if your focus is more on the paris accord, ending the keystone pipeline, those are not the achievements that i think america wants to see out of washington and unity. with that i'll take questions. reporter: your conference right now seems to be in a complete split because you had the freedom caucus members already sirk circulating the petition to call on your conference chairwoman to resign from her post, and the democrats who are calling on for a censure of at least two members right now. will your conference come together to stand behind those two members who are being called on to be censured? and where are you right now as far as the leadership is concerned since there is a split as far as you guys are concerned on impeachment. is there going to be any unity whatsoever going forward into this congress? mr. mccarthy: it's different within our party than others. people have difference of opinion. we will have a conference next week. we won't air it to the public. but we'll answer the questions everybody has. this is the same leadership team with the ranking m

i want to bring in former keystone xl pipeline worker, neil crabtree. so sorry about you losing your job on the pipeline. i know that you were one of the first groups to be let go. how are you doing? >> i'm doing fine right now. just taking a few days to kind of get my thoughts together and see what the future holds for me. but it's nerve-racking right now and it's uncertain time for me and i think it's an uncertain time for the entire country. cheryl: how are you and your friends, your colleagues, your coworkers, how are they handling this? i mean, i know a lot of you moved up to the area to work on the pipeline and now this news with the stroke of a pen from president biden. >> yes, ma'am. you spend a lot of money traveling and setting up in these communities you're going to be working in and being told you lost your job and have to pack up and go home, it's financially tough sometimes. but the guys i work with, they're doing the best they can too. i mean, we've got people that haven't worked in almost a year and we were really depending on this proje

he killed the keystone pipeline, which backers say will cost 11,000 jobs short-term and he announcedorium on new oil and gas leases on public lands. does it make sense to be killing jobs at a time when 18 million americans are unemployed? >> jared: so i definitely completely reject the framing of the question. let me go back -- it was a campaign line but it was one that had real economic substance and this was when the president-elect at the time -- i'm sorry, the vice president at the time was arguing that when his opponent, former, here's cle ch thinks jobs. not only are there many more jobs in the climate agenda -- and this will be more part of the recovery act that's coming later than the rescue plan -- but this is something where the market is already moving in this direction and are planned -- think of the announcement this week from general motors to move towards battery-powered vehicles. this is us really picking up and trying to amplify where the market is going anyway and it's a walk and chew gum moment. this president won a decisive victory in part because of pledging to t

laborers international union of north america tweeting the anticipated decision to cancel the keystoneeline will kill thousands of good paying union jobs and there's this from the united association of union plumbers and pipe bidders. and revoking this permit the biden administration has chosen to listen to the voices of fringe activists instead of union members and the american consumer on day one but if you are looking for reporters at the white house to press the press secretary for answers about the job losses associated with the keystone decision or queries about the white house's view of national guardsmen sleeping in parking garages after being moved out of the capital and ask you were out of luck. questions about those topics for the briefing today, reporters did offer more than a dozen questions about donald trump. the real surprise watching that unfold. all this is happening, as the man expected to lead the state department anthony blinksen continues to await confirmation but when confirmed ended 20 will be he will have problems full with problems of candidates and challenges

more interested in virtual signals to the climate activists and union workers were building the keystone pipeline. more interested in appeasing the who getting to the bottom of how china does this. a panel established by the who itself. the organization failed to act quickly, and instead of reform it is the wrong signal the biden administration is awarding failure. these are the wrong priorities at the wrong time. americans need help at home and that is where the focus must remain. congress needs to step up as well but instead you heard the majority party telling us to go home. one day into a new administration, one day they are the majority in the house, just became the majority in the senate, just sworn into the white house, they tell us to go home already canceling a scheduled work week next week. i can promise you this which when republicans are in the majority we will not take the first week off. we will keep the commitment to america we promised and that is what we will do. republicans are here ready to work, put kids back in school and get a vaccine to every person who wants one.

a lot has been brought up about the keystone pipeline.you listened to an exchange that happened in the senate between senator ted greeson pete buttigieg, mr. buttigieg talked about how we need to support union labor, but we need to do it with long-term sustainable jobs that are not based on fossil fuels. i do feel for people who lose their job, but i think we have to have a little bit more of a long-term vision in this country. why would we bring oil from canada when we have sunlight and wind in our own country? the last thing i want to say. you headache earlier. i know you did not put it up yourself. i don't know why c-span would put this up, saying beijing show something or other -- beijing joe and kabuki theater, beijing is in china and kabuki comes from japan. if you're going to talk smack about the president get your fighting words right. but your news sources, make sure you are getting -- vet your news sources and make sure you are getting quality news. from d.c., and independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. this has been

the company behind keystone, canada's tce known as transcanada has been trying to desperately convince biden administration not the scuttle the project by pledging huge investments in renewable energy, and making sure that the indigenous peoples have a stake in the project, and the decision to cancel the keystone could cause some tension between canada and president-elect biden as canada has spent $1 billion on the project. near the states the u.s. oil companies are happy about the decision, because it is potentially going to remove the threat of more canadian oil to u.s. refineries, and another potential win ser the rail roads. the canadian railroads by train have doubled, and with the keystone xl going away, the canadian oil companies will have to turn back to trains to get back most of the oil to the u.s. a real decision on the keystone could come as soon as joe biden's first day as president in the united states. something to watch. >>> from streaming oil to streaming video. netflix's numbers are out after the bell. plus, is bitcoin bubilicious and getting paid to be vaccinated? yo

he tweeted about it saying he's disappointed with the decision on keystone xl. of the fights that will happen. >> i only have about 30 seconds, bill, but when you look at biden's proposals that impact the environment, what is likely to have bipartisan ship? what can get done quickly? >> the only things republicans put out is the trillion trees program. yes, it does help to plant trees. it's not like we're going to grow our trees and grow our way out of this problem. infrastructure, everybody talks about infrastructure, wanting that. it's green if you do it smart. there is inowe demonstration and sort of incentives for companies to come up with jet engines. >> got to leave it there today, bill. i want to continue the conversation another day. it is such an important topic and issue. thank you very much. that does it for me this evening. i'm ana cabrera. thank you for joining me. cnn's newsroom with pamela brown starts right now. n relief: new advil dual action. advil targets pain at the source. acetaminophen blocks pain signals. new advil dual action with acetami

you're shutting down the keystone pipeline and doesn't that benefit russia and china?ns, i'm sure peter doocy had several questions. but it is a preview, of the first week of the biden presidency is what we'll see for the next four years i think. a very packaged joe biden. you'll see somebody who is almost always like the ron burgundy of president. he will not stray from what's in the prompter. >> harris: youtube extending its suspension of former president trump's account now indefinitely. trump's associate rudy giuliani barred by youtube from profiting off his videos. meanwhile former democratic congresswoman tulsi gabbard says big tech and some top democrats are a bigger threat to the nation than the pro-trump crowd that launched the deadly storming of the u.s. capitol. here she is. >> those who stormed the capitol on january 6 trying to stop congress from fulfilling their constitutional responsibilities were acting as domestic terrorists undermining our constitution. those like john brennan, adam schiff and others are also acting as domestic terrorists because they

no more extreme vetting, no more keystone pipeline.,000 high-paying careers, that will be lost there. in the process the world will now buy more oil and gas from, let's see, the middle east, russia and china. as senator dave said, he put it this way. joe biden is now putting saudi arabia first and to add insult to injury a new tax on gas is very well may be headed your way and filling up your car, it's about to become a lot more expensive. the cost of heating your home is about to get a lot worse and it's all worth it according to joe. now we have rejoiced in the paris climate accords. who cares if you, the american people, who cares if you lose your job? you can't afford to heat your house or put food on the table, you can put gas in your car, you are saving the planet and making europe very, very happy, and the world very, very happy and china very happy and put in very happy. meanwhile joe also signed off in his new mask mandate of federal property but apparently that does not apply to joe biden or his family or anyone working in hi

he had opposed the keystone pipeline in 2013 when it was -- when there was a consideration of the permit or -- i don't think it was 2013. it was after that. and he's been consistent in his view and delivering on a promise he made to the american public during the campaign. go ahead in the back. >> thank you. i wanted to ask you about, what is president biden's position on the relationship -- [inaudible].

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our next guest wrote a piece entitled uncanceling keystone.t biden's climate posturing of keystone comes at the expense of american livelihoods. make your case. hello. >> within these first couple days of being president the man who ran on good-paying union jobs, the man who calls himself middle class joe and blue collar joe put on the unemployment line thousands of american workers. american workers if rural states like nebraska and kansas and south dakota and did it only for pure political reasons. beholding to the environmental left and other special interests. and there is a plan for so many disenfranchised groups in this administration. a plan for people who have a grievance against society and the government. where is the plan for these thousands of workers who have no options now? these workers were given no alternative? >> dana: can i play sound for you from guy williams on fox yesterday? >> i have a wife and children. if you looked into their eyes and their livelihood depended on the food they eat and the clothes they wear, the automo

the decision to cancel the pivotal keystone xl pipeline product with canada is just one example of anressive push to undo the trump administration's policies, push that critics including some on the left believe is going too far too fast. rarely has a phone call between leaders been so important so soon into a new administration. president biden's conversation with canadian prime minister justin trudeau today certainly was pressing. coming days after with the stroke of a pen the white house shelves the pivotal keystone xl pipeline cost in canada and the u.s. thousands of jobs. the white house out of the call "the president you knowledge prime minister trudeau's disappointment regarding the decision to rescind the permit for the keystone xl pipeline and reaffirm his commitment to maintain an active bilateral dialogue." north of the border theory with some canadians accusing mr. biden of putting politics over partnerships. >> we are a much safer source of energy to fuel your economy than opec dictatorships. >> jason kinney is the premier of alberta which is like being a u.s. governor, a

we have now the keystone pipeline. the general manager of the keystone pipeline on tape announcing hundreds of workers have been laid off because of president's executive orders stopping the keystone pipeline. >> right now the numbers of jobs are thousands of jobs, there is precision pipeline, and. the actions that happened, we're doing station work, there are hundreds of guys that got late off. with that tuesday. elizabeth: critics say, how is that unity? you know, you are union and other workers to the unemployment line. more than 11 million americans already unemployed because of covid pandemic, how is that unity? >> look, it is not own unity. who is to blame. i don't think it is president biden who said all along, back to campaign he was against the keystone pipeline, if elected he would get rid of it the union that the pipe fitters and others are a part of, endorsed him anyway. giving him the right do that without the union complaining. that is where it is, 10,000 workers laugh their jobs. -- lost their jobs and b

the keystone pipeline workers as the construction project helped him raise his family. is next for him now that joe biden is pulling the plug on the project? he shares his message to the leaders and all of you, our viewers. las vegas schools pushing to reopen quickly after the devastating effect of the shutdown on a number of students. one dad says it is time to get kids back in the classroom full-time, online stuff not cutting it. we first introduce you to a high school football coach sidelined for praying on the field, in 2015, 5 years later, he is still fighting for faith. how far is he willing to take the battle? it will be inspirational. "fox and friends" kicks off 16 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. back in just a couple. fox news channel. or just the west side. run payroll in less than five minutes with intuit quickbooks. research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. it's customized home insurance from l

killing jobs, like canceling keystone, is a bad thing. having policy that does not uplift, empower, and strengthen the american people, all-americans, is a bad thing. the republican national committee and republicans across the country are going to highlight the differences and create the contrast of what that ms. administration -- of what this administration and the democrats in this country are doing to advances forward and not a positive way socially, economically, and on every metric. we have to hold them accountable and we are going to do that. host: earlier this morning, we asked the viewers whether they support or oppose president biden's climate change agenda. we will go to that conversation in just a few minutes, but let's go to fill in baldwin, missouri, a republican. hi, phil. caller: yeah, hi. i am calling with a concern about the format of your show here. first of all, we will talk about the nasty last caller who was a product of the mainstream media. there's not one thing she said there that has been proven. then you have th

. ♪ ♪ ♪ dagen: president biden's energy actions, killing keystone xl pipeline.ers during biden's first few days in office. joining me to discuss the impact of the decisions on the energy sector, former shell president -- sawn hoffmiester. what about the impact, we are finally the world's largest producer of oil, energy, major job creator, high-paying, blue-collar jobs, what does this do to those people employed in the energy sector? >> well, in the first instance, it creates a great deal of uncertainty which is very difficult to manage in a business that requires billions of dollars and years of planning. and so -- but nobody should be surprised the biden campaign telegraphed what they were going to do and the american people voted for biden. and so the oil and gas industry has a lot of resilience built into it fortunately, it has a long history. i think it also has a fairly long future. we are not going to get rid of fossil fuels in a four-year term or eight-year term of an administration. it's just not going to happen. what will happen is that the price of oil

he probably put the lid on the keystone pipeline for good. energy aspects says, it is not going to have a huge effect on canadian oil. this graphic shows expansion that takes oil out of canada to the u.s. by 2023, over 1.2 million barrels of additional pipeline capacity out of alberta for a possibly regardless of the keystone xl. let's get into the ring. we are taking a look at the rally in on tap culture -- the rally in agriculture. taking a break after a big rally. we want to get some insight with our reporter in chicago. first off, what led the rally, why the decrease now? isis: thank you for having me. i think china. china, china, china. that is all we can say about the leading up to the rally. we have china buying more than people expected even though they did not meet the deal's targets for now. we did buy a lot more. they bought a record amount of corn. they bought 33 million tons of soybeans. that amount of purchase is what started it off. it was a demand-led rally. more recently we had issues in south america, brazil and argentina. i

or to destroy every job on the keystone pipeline.he paris climate accord and shut down u.s. factories, drilling, mining, shale. whose priorities are these? they are the priorities of far left special interests who have jobs and wealth and security who look down on every day citizens who just want to live a healthier, safer life. jesse: that doesn't square what he ran on. his mandate is covid and that's about it. to open the borders to people who haven't tested neglect advertised to covid-19. they don't wear masks. they are from countries with not modernized healthcare systems. to think the border patrol is going to swab these individuals then wait for a negative test and then let them through. you can't have open borders and fight covid at the same time. >> biden -- you raised such an important point. border agents, because of what he has done, stopping the border wall construction, have to come into physical contact with migrants. before when they hit the border wall, they would be stopped. now border agents have to physically appre