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>> i would have rather here president biden and jen psaki say we are not going to sit on the keystonepeline in the united states allowed to operate but unfortunately president biden was more interested in shutting down american energy while allowing russian gas to be pumped into germany. it makes no sense and threatens america's energy independence. it is shocking to see the biden administration take not really anti-american but anti-american jobs -- todd: every time we do a segment about keystone and board stream i ask so haven't got an answer, why is the administration doing this? >> i can't tell you why but hard-working arkansans from across the state have lost their jobs, we are paying more at the pump whether taking kids to soccer practice or calling grain to the mills, they have to pay more because of the increased energy costs in the united states because of president biden's decision, we've been part of a lawsuit to sue president biden and the keystone pipeline, arkansas pushing back, when we see president biden giving a pastor russia and germany it doesn't make sense, hurts a

he says the keystone is not weisselberg. the keystone is the documents. that's a lot less sexy. documents don't flip. documents don't have human terrors regarding being handcuffed. basically what cohen is saying is the documents are there. i think what you were just talking about shows how this could work. if we see there was a document once, a ledger, a spreadsheet, something like that that had a certain set of numbers and then maybe there were notations in that document and then there's another version of that document where there's testimony or an e-mail or something like that that says, hey, take that out or there's another version in which that notation has been removed or the numbers have been changed. that didn't happen accidentally. you didn't make a math mistake. you meant to do that. regardless of whether or not you have a cooperating witness, the documents are there. we may not need alan weisselberg's cooperation to make a case. it may be there's this mountain of documents that prosecutors finally got their hands on after having to go to the supreme court to get them.

elizabeth: even the obama state department under the obama administration signed off on the keystones hacking and shutting down the colonial pipeline they got away with millions of dollars in ransomware in 21 states texas leading the charge and there suing the biden administration they are saying the biden administration violated the constitution that only congress can decide and regulate interest rates and international commerce. what do you say to that. >> north dakota join the lawsuit and i'm glad they had been in the geographic center in north america and producing oil and gas as we do here we are very concerned about the attack on transportationhe infrastructures counterintuitive, why would we shut down the keystoney xl pipeline in green light nordstrom several months later were helping our enemies, were not supporting our allies and were making ourselves going from being energy independent to energy depended again. they are going to transport this oil from canada they're gonna sell it to somebody else or transport by rail or by trucks which is going to increase omissions. eliza

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. >> allen weisselberg is not the keystone. he is not the keystone to this investigation. >> joining us now is cnn's cara spinel was in the courtroom today. he got away with this for 15 years? >> that's right. 15 years from what prosecutors call an audacious and sweeping illegal payment scheme. weisselberg was charged with 15 felony counts. the trump organization were charged with 10 tellfelony coun. weisselberg was led into the courtroom in handcuffs. he pleaded not guilty. a lawyer for the trump organization also pleaded not guilty to the charges. as part of the scheme, it's alleged that over these 15 years since 2005 that weisselberg and the trump organization helped to seal some payments. the focus has been on benefits. saying that weisselberg had defrauded new york city state authorities by concealing that he lived in new york city at the same time that he was living in a trump funded apartment on the upper west side of manhattan. that's just one detail from these allegations today against allen weisselberg and the trump o

why couldn't that have been the case with the keystone pipeline?e opposition were supporting joe biden and maybe the folks who are supporting noid stream who were supporting his campaign, as well. it is purely about money and political power. it has nothing to do with the causes they said. jennifer granholm, president biden secretary of energy, she herself is on record saying pipelines are the safest and cleanest way to transport fossil fuels. so they are allowing it for our competitors, and you could even say russia being our enemy, they are allowed to build pipelines, but american workers are not allowed to build pipelines for whatever reason. this is about politics, it's not about the economy or national security. and certainly not about the likelihood of these thousands of union blue-collar jobs whose lives have been offended. >> julie: daniel turner, thank you for being a voice for all of those right now that is struggling at home. we wish them all the very best. hopefully things will turn around. thank you. >> bill: strong statements there. b

one of those laid off keystone pipeline workers.bate later. i'm curious what you make of this because it is really weird. if you're going to be anti-fossil fuel or pipeline. go maybe consistency would be called for. a lot of your colleagues are scratching their heads. what do you think? >> it is definitely frustrating not only losing the peak keystone pipeline but the men and women our industry worried about what this does to the attitudes of ceos of private companies who might be willing to invest in future infrastructure. when you look at what it costs for a project nowadays and the government can shut it down and energy companies will be hesitant to develop future projects it really makes us nervous. neil: what are you doing? have you found any work? anything promising? >> the majority of our work is maintaining existing facilities. it doesn't provide the amount of man hours new construction would do but i'm lucky enough that i'm working right now but there are so many members of this industry that have a chance to work right now

the company that operates the keystone pipeline is taking action trying to sue the biden administration for $15 billion for shutting it down. the question is does that mean taxpayers will have to foot the bill? let's take a look at oil hitting a 6-year high after the opec meeting ends in a standoff, $75 plus 4 a barrel of crude. let's look at the markets taking a pause after last week's record run. the dow and the s&p essentially flat at this hour. the nasdaq up slightly in the premarket. the largest teachers union says critical race theory is, quote, reasonable and appropriate for kids and that is not all. the new york times op-ed goes a step further and says anti-critical race. laws are un-american. on brazen robbery in broad daylight, this is in san francisco and it is getting worse. to fight the crime wave. larry kudlow, brian -- allen west and so many more. it is tuesday july 6th. ♪♪ ashley: the late great david bowie tuesday morning, a beautiful morning and a hot one in new york city at the empire state building pointing to the sky. 26 states have ended the extra $300 weekly unemp

it is bigger than keystone. if keystone would not pass, why with this? let alone the water impact./5 of the world's water. enbridge is in the middle of the water well of our territory. the heartland of the water. the army corps of engineers and department of interior, the agency has stepped up to protect the waters of the people of minnesota, nor any of the waters of this territory. it is so disappointi the biden administration is throwing indigenous people under the bus, water under the bus. there is no new water. that everybody is tolerating more and more arrests as if that is how it goes these days, we just keep arresting people because we think our projects are a great thing. i am sdisappointed in the biden administtion and deb haaland, every agency. i'm so disappointed there destroying our planet so it canadian multinational can make a bukc. amy: winona laduke, longtime indigenous activist who has been organizing for years to block the enbridge line 3 pipeline. executive director of honor the earth. her latest book "to be a water , protector." we continue with these arrested d

the keystone pipeline was canceled and people are suffering. we don't believe them anymore.a farce and a joke. judge jeanine: some people started claiming years ago that this would be armageddon this year. just ahead. new fears as the covid delta variant strikes america and cases across the u.s. are starting to rise. dr. marty makary with what you need to k judge jeanine: new concerns and mixed messages as the covid delta variant sweeps across the u.s. here is joe biden's incoherent attempt to calm the fears. >> not going to get covid if you have these vaccinations. judge jeanine: he then back pedaled on that because we know that's not true. we have seen several of the runaway texas dems all vaccinated still test positive for covid, and staff at the white house and beyond. how can we best protect ourselves and our families. fox news contributor and professor of medicine at johns hopkins university. it seems 85% of the infections in the united states are based on the delta variant. it's supposedly very contagious. what can you tell us? do the vaccines help? >> if you have vac

this is the town of keystone. the restaurants are packed.m business owners, they have a big advantage, they're an outdoor space, so the camp spaces, the rvs are, quote, flying off the lots. a number of people are camping for the first time. and we are seeing and the people we talked to people taking that great american road trip stopping along the way. you heard there from somebody who started in las vegas. ayman? >> i know there are business there is that thrive on tourism. are they taking precautions to protect themselves and their workers from all those that are coming from out of town? >> reporter: ske to a number of business owners who said they are vaccinated and their employees are vaccinated. one thing we heard, and this is a very political spot. the governor of south dakota is very political about these issues. we've heard from a number of people saying i came from a locked down state. nobody is here wearing a mask, and i love it. we heard that a number of times. >> cal, thank you very much. we're going to take a quick break. toak t

the keystone pipeline was canceled and people are suffering. we don't believe them anymore.a farce and a joke. judge jeanine: some people started claiming years ago that this would be armageddon this year. just ahead. new fears as the covid delta variant strikes america and cases across the u.s. are starting to rise. dr. marty makary with what you dr. marty makary with what you need to k okay people. oh yeah. let us begin. people!!! less with the puns. more about the moms. they want healthy, affordable options. moms want to save that dough. hold onto that green. enough with the puns! land o'frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? land o'frost premium. qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. team usa is ready for the olympic games... ...and so are mike and eddie! show me the olympics. they easily catch every single event with the award-winning xfinity voice remote. show me bmx racing! show me swimming. track and

in the trucks. foreign shots in the tech province, and more than a 1000 african forces fled to j. keystone at the touching president, ordering $20000.00 mitre reservists to strengthen the border with afghanistan. shopkeepers, nearby, graham at base say taliban advances are threatening their businesses. but how does it produce along with those who love us, treat with joel and security issues, affect our sales. it is not a problem with the foreign forces. he but the fact that the taliban taking of a district at any moment effect so work and sales sales, amiga, most shopkeepers and not investing in their shops because they're hesitant and don't know what the country's future will be like. there will be war will break out and they may have to flee themselves if you from mr. has defended the decision to send the army into the northern to try region. speaking in parliament on monday night described to grow and forces as a danger to the rest of the country. leaders in the area so they would accept a federal government sees far if certain demands were met. 3 more victims have been found dead in th

for one, oysters being the keystone species, it means they're really critical to not just the ecosystemf the bay, but all the other animals that reside in the bay. but the harvest of those oysters also contributes to the economy. >> reporter: maryland's seafood industry is responsible for bringing in nearly $600 million annually. >> hi, may i help you? >> reporter: businesses like faidley seafood in baltimore, maryland are directly dependent on the bay's overall well-being. >> well, without the oysters, we don't have anything. we need that oyster to siphon and clean the water in the chesapeake bay. >> reporter: dami hahn is the fourth generation running faidley's. >> 100 years ago, our oyster population could do it in 20 hours. our current oyster population takes nearly a year to do the same job that it could do in 24 hours. we can't do what we do in providing fresh local without fresh local. so the health of the chesapeake bay is key to our success. it's key to our future. >> reporter: the faidley family has owned and operated the market for more than 130 years. >> through the 1800s, e

and moving a 1000 african forces have fled to 2 to g, keystone touching president, ordering 20000 military reservists to strengthen border with african stone. if he, if he has promised his defendant the decision to fight rebels and the northern to dry region. speaking in parliament on monday, the problem is to describe to dry and forces as a danger to the rest of the country. catherine swore reports from i just got up because the prime minister be responding to questions from members of parliament in the session was mainly about his power on economic development. but the crisis in t grey was all to be called their gender. and what's the future relationship between the federal government and the t p. s? can there be sustainable peace and to growing up and is there the possibility of to ground forces taking their flight beyond the grain borders? the prime minister gave more reasons why the military was deployed to the region last november, saying that the grand forces had an expansionist agenda to destabilize the country . with the going to go to hell. they prepared an army, but they didn't

i'm happy to be from the great keystone state. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. casten, for five minutes. . mr. casten: i trust most of my colleagues heard of the hot summer. i rise today to declare the start of hot ferc summer, with ferc being the federal regulatory commission. why? to pair phase, now that ferc has put in all that work it's time for them tonight m.v.p. some might say that ferc isn't, dare i say, hot enough to warrant that attention. but for those of us serious about fighting the climate crisis, they should be. the commission ensures our energy markets, generation, and transmission operating and profiding us with affordable energy. the best kept secret of all is ferc is absolutely key-to-cheefing our clean energy goals and zero carbon economy. for the last few decades, ferc's biggest push has been to encourage competition in the power sector. ferc order 888 which celebrated its 25th birthday a few months ago, may not have cracked th

i thk jen psaki her analysis i will buy on anything but when you attack oil and you go after the keystonepipeline and you go after leases on federal land, your attacking the supply and when you attack the supply you have an economy that is not v-shaped was starting to recover that imbalance will give us a price spike which is what were seen s. elizabeth: think you sean duffy, come back soon former nypd lieutenant darrin porcher is here with us on the story democrats and the media now fleeing and downplaying their defend the police push as crime skyrockets across the country also this debate why are they pushing for defend the police at the same time house democrats are defundingng border security and drugs and gangs ands. illegl guns are pouring into u.s. cities, that is next when "the evening edit" continues. >> individuals who are making decision on police budget should ride and police cruisers and see what the community is saying and know what police officers are doing in america all the o time. if they want to make decisions on how to deploy resources absolutely but they should be inf

think think i jen psaki, her analysis i won't buy on anything, when you attack oil, go after the keystoneeline and go after leases on federal land. you are attacking the supply. when you attack the supply, you have a economy not v-shaped, but starting to recover that imbalance will give us a price spike which is what we're seeing. elizabeth: thank you, sean duffy. good to see you. come back soon. still ahead former nypd lieutenant darren porcher. he is here with us on this story. democrats in the media fleeing and downplaying their defund the police push as crime skyrockets across the country. also this debate, why are they pushing for defund the police at the same time democrats, house democrats are defunding border security and drugs and gangs and illegal guns are pouring into u.s. cities? that's next when "the evening edit" continues. >> individuals who are making decision on police budgets should ride in mrs. cruisers and see what the community is seeing and know what police officers do on the streets of america all the time. if they want to make decisions how to deploy resources abso

look, the keystone here is the 1965 voting rights act which really was a powerful act in terms of congress saying or rather the attorney general saying to the states that had been discriminating in the past, no, you can't make any changes in your voting laws unless we approve. that was powerful. it kept those states in line with respect to national goals, if you will. the supreme court undid that, undid that with two decisions. one getting rid of what we call section v, one section ii. they took away the power of the attorney general to do these things, which is now it now relies on congress to make a law that would be acceptable. you alluded, 14 states have already taken advantage of this. 19 more are on the verge. if you want to see what's going on, look at texas right now. the democrats have fled texas, they're the minority party, simply because they tried to do everything they can to keep that state from passing what they consider to be very severe restrictions. >> let's talk about what some of these changes are. we know about purging voter rolls. tell us about some of the other ones.

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the criteria for canceling keystone is the environmental impact. pipeline, for nord stream two? do we really think the russians have the same concerns from the environment that an american or canadian pipeline would have? there is absolutely no logic in this decision. it is pure politics. neil: you think of natural gas, not exactly a very sloppy or polluting type of energy alternative here. i'm all for all-in on all types of energy. i don't believe closing one off in favoring another. can want we be all in on everything? >> i love all above energy solution. where renewables work, i don't oppose them. my organization, power the future, doesn't oppose them. renewables are made by fossil fuels. that is the biggest lie. alexandria ocasio-cortez around bernie sanders we'll get rid of fossil fuels or go green? you have to make a lot of coal to melt the lucite. we have tons of materials. we will not use less fossil fuels. we'll burn use them differently f you burn fossil fuels to make solar panels why can't you use it for electricity? look at storms in te

months ago, we saw president biden being deemed a hero for shutting down the keystone pipeline, yet months later, we saw hacker labels applied to those who shut down the colonial pipeline. how is it that the president can be a hero when others are considered hackers and it had a profound impact on the u.s. economy, on folks all across the eastern seaboard? this same administration, after years of just trashing the trump administration and deeming them as being complicit with russian activities, then just lifted sanctions to allow russian gas -- the north stream pipeline to send russian gas with a higher emissions profile -- i'm really struggling with what appears to be the hypocrisy here. i think we have to step in and make sure we are making the right decisions for the global environment, for our allies and a clean energy future based on american resources. thank you and i yield back. chair castor: i thank the ranking member and i think everyone shares a concern over the pipeline. i think the biden administration did not change its opposition. i think it does highlight the need for a hear

down one animal, benefiting from these grass, is that when i go bills relative of dilemma and the keystone species that he's one that plays a crucial role in the functioning of the system. not often you see one by itself. they're pretty emblematic of the patagonia and step if they're plentiful and they're calm like this one is, then you know that the system is coming back and that they feel no threads, of course, and that's what you're going for me. i want to see what re wilding looks like a close. let me here. so, so the parts they rector of conservation has agreed to show me christ and have been a guiding hand on their rewinding process. by beginning, no one knows the laura foreigner here better than him on route we bump into a few of the local that they have being me l. turner. they pick me out. haste in some way. do not last well and it's part of the community for up the spark, the big me old price of small birds road and i mean 6, that's right in heavy grassland least and take me to the edge of the park where the board there. so now working rent the france in the grass on either side,

o 2 protracted wall. hundreds of afghan government troops of fled across the border into such keystone as the taliban takes more. territory fell upon fighters to multiple districts in the northern province of but the action over the weekend after africa and soldiers fled their posts know the african government says it is fencing reinforcements. since the u. s. draws and accelerated in may, the taliban has doubled the number of districts it holds with as many afghans now living on the taliban rule, those in government controlled areas. i want to allow the thanks to god and this is prison before that the majority of the afghan people in the previous era, june the taliban rule, for more than 10 years, we are now in control board and 70 percent of the territories. it is simply because that people know us very well and the afghan people have no problem dealing with us . we have 2 main principles that we rely on when it comes to judgement versus the bless islamic faith. the 2nd is our belief in our national identity. within the framework of the 2 principles, i can assure you that we do not h

its national security adviser says hundreds of soldiers who fled in neighbouring to g keystone will be brought back to rejoin the fights. the taliban has taken control of another 36 districts or 10 percent of the country. just the past 6 days fighting a number of districts they control since may. the 1st when us and nato forces started their final withdrawal. washington says its withdrawal from afghan astonished, droll giant, and not a retreat. and his pledge and support the afghan government from a distance was and george reports for washington, d. c. on the streets of bog room. some optimism about life after the us military departure. we should not worry about the us withdraw. we are muslims in depend on our god. we cannot rely on the u. s. as they were russians here in the past. now americans, we should not wait for another superpower to come and help us. and we should not worry about them anymore. as he is on race, dream of self reliance may not be shared by many within the afghan government. they're accusing the us of leaving the bog warm air base last week without advance notice

after the cancellation of the keystone xl pipeline, it is a multibillion dollar industry facing extinctiongy. we believe we are taking the lead. >> big oil becomes big energy. one of the first companies to start the transition to renewables but is it moving fast enough? >> tens of thousands, even if

he represents the little guy, and he represents the union jobs until he blows out the jobs on the keystonee, you know. and the media could care less. i brought this up way back in the summer of 2020 before the election. the man in the oval office who isn't as he seems. he continues to get media protection from the praetorian press. but not here. i will see you next time on "life, liberty & levin." [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. "how i saved the world" is the subject of tonight's watters words. if you haven't heard i wrote a book, where have you been? i have been on tv more than fauci. i know i have been plugging it hard because i know you will love it. if you haven't bought a copy yet, i'm very disappointed. but for those of you who bought it. thank you. everyone is saying it lives up to the

holding up the keystone pipelin costing 11,000 american jobs. you for being wit us today. first of all the topline reaction to what the president is choosing to do. yes to russia and no to america. this is a terrible mistake in the mystic opposed by both parties in congress. first it's going to cost american jobs. and enough quantities that we can export this. he's going to sell this to europe and second it's going to put germany and other western european companies off of russian gas which means we won' have as much influence over russia in a difficult times. third its influencing our allie in poland and ukraine. is apparently been pressured to stay silent and we been around long enough that we recall putting pressure and even askin ukraine for something was crowned for impeachment. it's a terrible mistake and jus another example. how complicated does this get for joe going forward? around the world what does this do? consider what may happen if the winter is cold coming up. and he threatens to turn off th gas going to germany. it could go acro

biden is giving russia greater control of the energy supply after shutting down the keystone pipelinel surround to putin. who was a reaction is ric grenell and former cia station chief dan hoffman. rick, you have seen it all. you have been in the white house when this is unfolding. our enemies got the impression there was a strong president anu they needed to behave. they seem now to be getting the opposite impression. with all that we are seeing.g. the china and the taliban action and the nature of what putin is doing. what is the most alarming to you? >> first we should bifurcate what the united states knows. the intelligence community what they know from what we say publicly. this is an important point. i miss the days when president trump would articulate warnings to china. he would be very clear about what they should and should not do. that is the best public reaction to the things that we know privately that china is doing. make no mistake. your intelligence agencies for the united states, they know what china is up to. they have briefed the president. what we are missing from

the keystone pipeline to a covert scare impacting the royals. there is a world to get to at "america reports." first, they hacked the gas line and now companies worldwide embracing for the next digital shoe to drop >> critical race theory may have a big impact on what is talk to your kids. >> alicia: a truck and a sand trap gets a golfer's attention before it gets him shot. even more disturbing? what cops found that truck carrying. >> and a senate seat as a pro-trump republican different from trump unfit to lead. "the new york times" got punched and the papers take on the red, white, and blue. that's all i had to. >> alicia: we begin with families in surfside florida where the chances of finding loved ones alive is growing dimmer enter there. speed to the mayor says that families know that there is a slimmer chance after the demolition of the remaining tower. rescue crews were back to searching after the demolition last night. at least 27 people have died and 180 more are unaccounted for. surfside mayor does that rescue teams have been able to m

he's not the keystone to this entire indictment. there will be more as far as i am concerned. i know that i had gone in and i have spoken on more than a dozen occasions to the district attorney and there are a multitude of issues that are far more ranging from allen weisselberg is not paying for a car. he's not the only one. it had the same wacky compensation package. >> wacky compensation, the company intentionally use to avoid taxes, is that your view? >> well, my view is that if you are living in an apartment that you are not paying for it. it is probably not standard and nobody really discusses it, again, people have to understand that the trump organization, despite what they said, it is not 3500 people. right? >> the 3500 people affiliated but some of the hotels they managed, they don't pay these people. it is part of the licensing eel. that's not the entire company basically can i not kg about a dozen of executiveexecutives. maybe it is 10 or 12 people. well, allen got free important and if he gets a free car or this executive. they all keep it to themselves. that's why

what an embarrassment that president biden stops a pipeline, here, the keystone pipeline, costing americans 11,000 jobs. then he gives vladimir putin a free pass to build a pipeline to enrich themselves straight to germany when the trump administration tries to stop this because of the transit fees they would've bypassed. i mean, i don't understand how democrats up on the hill with you see that as being fair. block a pipeline here, but give it to russia? >> it's crazy, dan, that we would end a pipeline here, that's having stomach paying thousands of american jobs, while joe biden allows a pipeline to be built from russia to germany, to more deeply hook western europe on russian gas, and to prevent americans from exporting our gas to western europe, where we could create even more jobs here. let's not forget the third pipeline, it was russian criminals that hacked into the colonial pipeline that caused gas lines all across the eastern united states. joe biden's anemic response to them did nothing to teach vladimir putin a lesson that they cannot continue to harbor the cyber criminals that co

>> it similar to the keystone pipeline.tration supported putin building his pipeline to germany and europe while opposing that in the united states. here we have a same thing, we have a wall we need to protect the citizens of our country and for some reason they are opposed to that despite all the damage occurring despite the fact the cartel are being emboldened andb empowered by this inmate rich and yet they are sending money to the middle east, tell me that makes sense. it doesn't.. elizabeth: but show the democrats who plastic trump and protested at the border and port facilities over conditions and for facilities, they fence on our wall, human traffickers treat children like commodities to make money off of them. we hear silence on the democrats on thatcr, silence the democrats about children dropped over portable, left in highways and rivers deserts human traffickers dragging them as drug priorities so where are the democrats on that? >> this is one of the saddest part of the story, it's bad enough your opening the bor

the town of keystone has been packed. we've seen businesses up 150%.t great american road trip seemingly just sort of blowing it off or vaccinated. we talked to a business owner who saw a major spike? business. take a listen. >> through next summer season and it just continues to grow. we're at 300% above what we were two years ago here. so the numbers just continue. we are hanging on for the ride. riding the wave. >> reporter: the question is going to be how does this delta variant impact tourism? do we have to return to some indoor mask mandate? you talk to people in a place like south dakota, they say we're coming from lock down states. our state is locked down. we want to come to a great open space and don't want to wear a mask. it's interesting it seems like everybody has already made up their minds. we had that group of people that said we're waiting for more information, the vaccine maybe came out too fast. i'm not hearing that anymore. >> cal, just quickly, what is the percentage of folks that are vaccinated where you are in south dakota? >> he

. >> sean: putin gets a waiver to build his pipeline simultaneously canceling jobs at the keystone pipelinehe lifts the sanctions and to be very honest, i think it now becomes a pivotam question, is there a good chance that the 1.5 billion dollar bank of china deal that zero-experience hunter got might have compromised the biden family with china and what will joe do when the reunification with taiwan comes, senator and my last part is, 57% of americans, 50% of independents, a third of democrats believe joy is not running the show. do you believe he's running the show? a [indiscernible]. >> i -- i -- i don't know. i judge them and by his actions. president biden is responsible whether he's running the show or not. and i can tell you with respect to china, it's also true with iran and russia, weakness invites the wolves. he wants to get president xi's attention and china, president biden should do two things immediately. number one, he should negotiate and sign a trade agreement with taiwan. wow. that will get china's attention. and number two, he needs to publicly back australia. australia

. >> no it is not, the keystone pipeline would be infrastructure but subsidies for electric vehicleslectric power grid will not support all of an electric fleet for the united states. we don't have the generation capacity, we don't have the distribution capacity, there are things like that that are not going to benefit tennesseans, they will t not benefit the american people. larry: senator blackburn one of my favorites going through the so-called backstreet there will be something called the environmental justice review not just an environmental review which i suppose i could live without but an environmental justice review what do you think that mightry mean? >> were trying to figure out what the new project will mean and how will you use an environmental or energy or what would the environmental justice review intel what will be your responsibility in the federal government responsibility and were seen those and broadband we don't want the ftc beginning to ratesetting we don't know exactly what they're talking about when they say digital discrimination, were concerned about subsid

thing i hear a lot on social media is, well, gas prices are high because president biden killed keystone one analyst told me that that is absolutely nonsense to say that and that is because the pipeline wasn't actually supposed to be carrying oil, canadian oil, until 2023 at the earliest. so it really doesn't have anything to do with this. the irony is that gas prices would be cheap if biden's economic and mostly his health plan was actually failing. if we weren't all onset together like all of last year because the pandemic was out of control, then gas would be closer to $2 than $3 but thankfully that is not the case. >> you don't want to take credit for low gas prices because of a global recession. >> so then what should he do here, what is he balancing? >> there is no easy answers here and presidents don't have magic wands to just make gas cheap, at least not in the yuunited state. they have to focus on energy diplomacy. i think that they were a bit late to see the significance of these opec negotiations, but they are on it now and that is actually what the white house says that they

if you are firing americans from high paying keystone xl pipeline jobs, with the stroke of a pen butng a waiver to putin and you're giving a meeting to putin and they are involved in cyberattacks and the chinese are talking about reunification with taiwan, and we know the money that huntser biden made in china and made in russia and made in kazakhstan and made in ukraine, why is this all sound corrupt and what do you think about the anonymous side of this? >> well, it is corrupt. and, you know, what's even more concerning is just the unequal administration of justice. because he's hunter biden, he doesn't pay taxes -- the irs and the department of justice look the other way. however, if, for example, you're affiliated with the last administration you get a pre-dawn raid by a swat team or you get arrested and prosecuted for being a foreign agent and you haven't registered. i wonder if hunter biden ever registers as a foreign agent. how about his background check the secret service personnel tried to get those background check information with his girlfriend, his sister-in-law, when he

because okay, we are firing, jobs on the keystone xl pipeline by the stroke of a pen while simultaneously giving a waiver for putin to build his pipeline. i'm trying to understand this. while we are being threatened by china and they are threatening our military bases and "reunification with our ally, taiwan." basically saying we will bomb military bases of japan and the united states here they get rewarded by the administration. we know that putin has been rewarded. now we have a case by the iranians who are enriching uranium. he kisses the ass of every dictator in the world. >> you also mentioned having a completely open southern border. i went down there last weekend. it's not just people from mexico coming. you have people from over 100 countries. they know the quickest way to get in the united states. when i was there, there were people from the middle east. there were people from haiti. i mean, you name it. there was a huge amount, huge number of people. so i think every step of the way, they seem to be taking steps that make our country less secure, less energy secure, less secure

western european allies, all while firing high paying career jobs for those american workers on the keystone xl pipeline right here in the u.s. next, after another russian hack targeted our food supply and our meat supply, biden again had a one-on-one summit in europe. it produced zero concessions a from vladimir putin. so biden's grade will start here for handling russia and putin. yeah, that would be a big fat f. no one in modern history has been weaker on russia then joe biden. h keep in mind, russia along with china are now supplying iran with weaponry, the number one state sponsor of terror, and they are providing supplies to conduct their proxy wars and they were terror campaign all around the world. a that didn't stop joe biden from green lighting and pressuring south korea to hand over $7 billion of frozen assets to the iranian mullahs. this is the iran we now know is once again enriching urnanium and is clearly on track to develop a nuclear weapon. that is happening on joe's watch. this is the same iranian regime that has a stated goal of wiping israel and the united states off the

two more months, everything would be completed and just like the keystone pipeline, they will not do 48,000 jobs and an environmental pipeline, much better than other forms of transportation for the product. when you look at what is happening, inflation is going to be the killer of them all. inflation will destroy our country. the border will destroy our country and you know what else will destroy our country? predilections come up on elections will destroy our country. [cheers and applause] >> sean: i want to talk about all of that if donald trump and we had a hard time getting videos, congressman and i know louis was part of it, ted cruz and many others, and i'm ignoring a lot of you. i know if it wasn't for them, they wouldn't allow cameras in the new cages for kids but in 2018 they accused you of putting children in cages. it turns out the video was from 2014. you were not president. now joe biden is building these pages in the middle of a pandemic, high rate of positive cases of covid. and kids living on top of each other. imagine for a second, what with the press have been like

>> so similar with what happened to the keystone pipeline.en administration supported putin building his pipeline to germany and to europe while opposing that in the united states. here we have the same type of thing. we have a wall that we need, that would protect the citizens of our country and for some reason they're opposed to that. despite all of the damage that is occurring and despite the fact that the cartels are being emboldened and empowered by this and made rich. yet they're willing to send money to the middle east. tell me that makes sense. it doesn't. elizabeth: let's show again democrats who blasted trump and protested at the border and at border facilities over conditions in border facilities. they have since gone awol. human traffickers, you know this, they treat children like commodities to make money off of them. we hear silence from the democrats on that. we hear silence on democrats about children dropped over border walls, left in highways, rivers, deserts. human traffickers dragooning them as drug coyotes. where are the