biden comes in and approves the pipeline, but he disapproves the keystone xl pipeline. we need a president that's respected. i have never realized how important, frankly, and it is a horrible thing to say, how important a president, the head of it this country is. i thought it would may be run through bureaucracy, it doesn't. you need somebody up there that they are going to respect. so when they say, oh, he talked to the taliban coming you remember they were criticizing me. they criticize me when i talked to kim jong un. well president biden told me it's the single biggest problem we have. i said have you ever called him a question mark have you ever talk to them? no, i haven't. he did try, but it was not receptive on the other side. but it was receptive with me. now we were supposed to have a war and probably a great big nuclear war, i get along with him great, and i got along with him great. he does not like biden much, i will tell you that. but i got along with them great. and we had no problems. you remember that. you remember the big button versus the little butto

biden comes in and approves the pipeline but he didn't approve the keystone xl pipeline. you need a president that is respected. i never realized how important, frankly, and it's a horrible thing to say but how important the president, ahead of this country is. i thought maybe it would've run through bureaucracy, but it doesn't. you need someone up there that you are going to respect. they criticized me when i talked toth kim jong un. president biden told me it was the single biggest problem that i had. he did try but it was not receptive on the other side. it was receptive with me. we were supposed to have a war and probably a very big nuclear war and i get along with him great and i got along with him great. he doesn't like biden much, also he's not. but i got along with him great. you remember that. remember the big button versus the little button? we could along great. we had a very good relationship. we met, got no credit for that one, no problem. by the way, south korea, i got them to pay billions of dollars. we are protecting south korea. they are very rich. they w

he halted the keystone xl pipeline's and other pipelines. gas prices have never been higher and as a consequence, everything you purchase is going to cost more to ship, and that means we are going to pay more for everything that we all buy. he gifted putin with a new pipeline himself and germany, by the way, they made a multibillion-dollar deal with vladimir who was rewarded with a series of cyberattacks against this country? compliments of russian hackers? this is great foreign policy, make hunter and make russia rich again? he bribed the what do we get as a result? he bowed down to the communists in china, now they are threatening to blow up our military and naval bases, lecturing our secretary of state on human rights? they let him get away with that? he's not allowing china to talk about reunification with taiwan in less than a year after causing a worldwide pandemic? without a doubt, joe biden's weak make america last putting us at risk at home and abroad and it gets worse. in afghanistan, total humiliation. instead of following through

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we hear you, senator marsha blackburn, republicans are saying put keystone xl pipeline back in, the porder wall, thoe are infrastructure needs as well, we have drone footage up to 1000 migrants detained at the deck under texas border, republicans are saying this is an absolute catastrophe, that is happening as well, it's unclear, do you think this is going to pass? >> it's 2700 pages that just came out, i know we have not had an opportunity to review, were looking at it now anybody who says it's going to support nonsupport has not read h the bill, will the past i don't know we will have to see what amendments if it gets passed in the senate, we will have to see what happens when it comes to the floor of the house, this is how policy is supposed to be made people are coming together willing to compromise their look at actual transportation needs and it's a hopeful positive step you are seen democrats come to the floor and same were not pushing the progressive policies the socialist policies but were looking at legitimate infrastructure legitimate transportation needs and focus on those

put keystone pipeline back in, the border wall back in. those are infrastructure need as well.e have drone footage, up to 1000 migrants detained at the texas border near a popular crossing. republicans are saying this is a absolute catastrophe. that is happening as well. it is unclear, do you think this is going to pass? >> you know, look, it is 2700 pages that just came out. i know that we have not had an opportunity to review it yet. we're looking at it now. anyone says they will support or not support hasn't read the bill. will it pass? i don't know. we'll see what kind of amendments it gets passed in the senate. we'll see what happens when it comes to the floor of the house. i would say this is how policy is supposed to be made. people are coming together. they're willing to compromise. they're looking at actual transportation needs. it is really a hopeful, positive step that you're seeing democrats come to the floor and say we're not pushing these progressive policies, these socialist policies but looking at legitimate infrastructure, legitimate transportation needs and th

s. presence was small, but vital and like the keystone of an arch. when you take grad stone away, the entire arch can fall and all you have is a big pile of stones. the pile of stones may look impressive, but if you don't have the keystone, it doesn't hold together. what is the responsible position in this case in the sense that i thought about this view? and i was very taken with the article that you wrote in the washington post recently arguing that our equity strategically are not just about what's happening in the airport. not what's happening with atkins being left behind. they evolve pakistan, they involve the radicalization of leadership. there they involve the potential that nuclear weapons could fall into the hands of those that have been at least party to the take over in afghanistan, that there are other dimensions to this. how do you weigh the subject of nuclear vulnerabilities versus say, you know, china and russia, you know, being thrilled with america tied down and spending a trillion dollars in afghanistan. where do you balance those

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the president killing the keystone pipeline and getting rid of drilling for oil in the arctic and thevehicles and more green energy. at the same time encouraging opec to pump more. causeed to the "wall street journal" to it say the following: ask mr. biden why oil produced by foreign companies is more desirable than oil produced in america? a year ago we were not talking about opec. now we encourage opec to pump more. >> opec, you think of the '70s. you think of what happened under the carter administration the one term because inflation was out of control. american hostages in tehran so carter was blown out by reagan that year. why doesn't the president answer questions around this? the president hasn't done one, one-on-one interview in more than 90 days. took questions earlier from a press conference. but a u.s. presidential candidate who earned more votes than anyone in history is afraid of the press and won't sit down with chris wallace to answer hard questions. he doesn't get hard questions out of peter doocy. why are you hiding the president? >> let's go back to the numbers you

, air cover, and, you know, when you take the keystone out of an arch, the arch collapses.ry saw us leaving and said, it's over. and, look, this has happened in history. dedicated bands of fanatics defe defeating larger militaries. it shouldn't surprise us. >> you during the trump administration very publicly opposed his support for withdrawing u.s. forces from afghanistan. in fact, it's one of the reasons you were pushed out, that disagreement. but i wonder, given your time there -- by the way, president trump was in charge for four years -- what did you, what did the trump administration do to sure up the afghan military to prevent something like this from happening? >> well, i think what we were pleading with him to do was not pull the americans out. but i also think it's, again, part of the mistakes made over 20 years. people keep saying, just give us another year. just give us another two years. i think the americans have to understand we would be there for a long time, and properly explained, i think the american public would be ready for that. we stood in germany, in

some policies, like canceling the keystone xl pipeline, is great when it comes to long-term switchingff of oil dependency, but not so great for situations like these where it would be nice to have more crude coming from canada. caroline: in the short term, the impact of covid is interesting. we are reporting about getting vaccinated, going back to work, and how delta is muddying the waters. refineries shot because of covid and that led to some supply-side issues. is that likely to again unfold or is that not a worry? >> refining is another big issue in the u.s. oil market broadly. some refineries shut down during covid. others started switching to renewable diesel production, which goes back to the dichotomy between the long-term clean energy plans and the short-term need for conventional fuel. renewable diesel and renewable gasoline are great because they can clean up our aviation fuel, trucking fuel, etc., but they do cost a lot more. it goes back to the question of lower prices at the pump versus cleaner fuels. romaine: anastacia giving us an update on the efforts of the biden admi

hypocrisy unbuilt were talking about an administration and one of the first acts was connect the keystonel pipeline but now they've signed off on vladimir putin nord stream 2 gas pipeline which is now going to hold europe into hostage because the russians are playing games cutting back going to the ukraine into europe, once again we have this incredible conveying advantage and give it away and were all going to pay a higher cost financially in the environmentt. elizabeth: texas governor's and get out of the way we can do it better here and we have the university of michigan consumer sentiment plummeting to the lowest in a decade with fears of inflation. we know the rate count is up there out more than double versus last year versus the bottom of the pandemic. people are really worried about this and gas prices going up, nine out of ten are worried about inflation according to the fox news poll in the president's approval rating isno underwater, your final word?it >> it's only going to get worse were getting pushed around by foreign adversaries the economy is good to be terrible and t unem

we're talking about an administration that one of their first acts was to nix the keystone xl pipelinew they've signed off on vladimir putin's nord stream 2 gas pipeline which is now going to hold europe into a hostage because now the russians are playing games, cutting back sale of gas going to ukraine, into europe. we've had this incredible comparative advantage, we have completely given it away, and we are all going to pay a higher cost both financially and the environment. elizabeth: you know, texas governor is saying get out of the way, president biden. we can do it better here, kt. and, you know, we have the university of michigan consumer sentiment index plummeting to the lowest in a decade because of fears of overinflation. we know the rig count is up. u.s. rig counts are up more than double versus last year at the bottom of the pandemic. but, you know, people are really worried with about this. they're worried about gas prices going up. nine out of ten are worried about inflation according to a fox news poll. and the president's approval rating on the economy is underwater now

trigon'sar of dollars from e green energy, thousands here lose their jobs in oil and gas in the keystoneit feels unfair what you are doing to workers. >> it is completely unfair and you're exactly right whatever you implement the policies of the biden administration is proposing 50% of electric cars by 2031, guess what electric cars are ran by battery, guess what batteries are created by critical mental roles, where are the critical minerals, china. president biden wants is more reliant on communist china and it's unacceptable, it is ridiculous but you know what it's all about trying to make his wealthy environment list happy and to placate to the progressive base it's unbelievable but it's all at the expense of the working class that's why in the first three hours he fired tens of thousands of union workers just from the keystone pipeline to help push the initiative to increase gas prices to make more people reliant on electric vehicles. elizabeth: the other thing china is now looking into afghanistan talking to the taliban and there's talk that they basically want to take advantage of

that is why in his first three hours he fired, tens of thousands of union workers just on the keystoneto increase gas prices, to make sure more people reliant on electric vehicles. elizabeth: you know the other thing too is quickly, china is, is now looking into afghanistan, talking to the taliban there. there is talk that they want to basically take advantage of afghanistan's rare earth minerals to make a lot of green energy equipment. that would be kind of an irony there. final word, china is basically saying watch out, taiwan, the u.s. abandoned afghanistan. watch out taiwan. watch out for what the u.s. could do there. your final word about taiwan here? >> you know, i mean taiwan is a country that i'm at least excited and happy that this administration decided to go forward with like prior administrations and selling arms to taiwan. the issue is is that we cannot allow china to overcome taiwan. we cannot allow china to continue to grow. we cannot allow china to have an economic advantage over us but that is exactly what joe biden and the progressive democrats are trying to do with t

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i mean, you, it's like keystone cops and james bond. you can have them both at the same time. they are obsessed with russia, but they are beginning to really fear china. and because of their, their projection again smote both it's help bring the 2 countries together, which makes perfect logical sense to me, go ahead, john and israel. well, in the us, it was a battle most rival standby to some extent. so you know, this attitude towards the long time, but over time i think come to realize that somebody cannot be respected from a national perspective. china is very rapidly in terms of g. t. p, for example, trying today is about 70 percent of us. washer is very small and there's a famous saying from the x who says that russia is basically, you guess they say in a masculine, is they should actually said, right. so i think this increasing concern was that the trailer poses a more competition not to at this point, but as a kind of just spark. so how many companies do you are if you choose china as far as and some of them are a warranty might do. so it says host countries coming on th

. >> bill: the first executive order signed on january 20th was the keystone pipeline. >> dana: the nationalline biden admits the green new deal with devastate the economy. i love reading david. he is clever and very intelligent and makes me laugh. >> bill: we met one of these employees laid off with keystone back in february. he will join us next hour. we'll check with him on this story. opec, pump more, russia, pump more, america not so much. >> dana: we want to move on to this. the deadly shooting of a chicago police officer putting mayor lori lightfoot on the hot seat. how she is reacting as violent crime grips the windy city. you don't want to miss our next guest when tucker carlson joins us next. plaque psoriasis, the burning, itching. the pain. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tremfy

. >> including restoring the construction of the keystone xl pipeline and the border wall walls work. >> we need to complete the 285 million. our 285 miles of wall to help secure our border. about a 3rd of senate republicans currently support the overall infrastructure package. >> which would provide 550 billion dollars in new spending over 5 years for everything from roads to high-speed internet. 2 electric utilities. but many more gop lawmakers, including senate minority leader mitch mcconnell worry about the price tag of democrats. next proposal. the multitrillion-dollar human infrastructure bill that absolutely worst possible thing we could be doing and our country right now. >> and democrats want to consider that 3.5 trillion dollar investment in climate measures and social programs as a separate budget resolution which would allow them to pass it without republicans live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. thank you for that report. jesse. and after the break. >> why a popular retailer says it has no choice but to pay police to help protect the store. across california and here in

they're an amazing keystone species, so knowing where they started, where they're going and what theyight encounter on the way gives us more opportunity to protect them, look after them and in doing so, get an idea of the current state of health of our own ecosystem. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello. not much change or a day with a front for today and tomorrow. a lot of cloud, gusty winds in places. scattered downpours across the uk, particularly northern parts of the country, they are likely to continue into the evening hours, through to sunday and into monday as well. quite a cool picture across the uk. low pressure on top of us is slow—moving, gradually moving to the east and the north—east. the weather that it brings sits on top of the country for a considerable amount of time. through the afternoon, showers continue, particularly heavy across northern parts of the uk, maybe fewer for a time for the south of wales and devon, could be decent sunshine in plymouth. hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines. gold medal number 20 for team gb asjoe

now, why is that keystone cops? you have rival groups that will be vying for power at the end within, within these militias. they, you have sheer, you have sunni's and they don't like each other, or they don't feel or they want to control their version of the turf. or they don't trust the government to protect them. and they may not like tell a bon b put all these together. it's a, it's a prescription for disaster. we are speaking with the former pentagon official, michael maloof, civil war in lebanon. it's quite a possibility. you have the prime minister who has resigned. he gave up, he was much of a prime minister in the 1st place, and he really refused, and he said ok with the president out who's there, who's christian? the sunni, the, the, the prime minister was sunni. the problem that we're seeing is the possibility that saudi arabia could move in and to fill that gap, unless there's some internal effort to try and take control. and if that husband, which in effect is running government, then that will introduc

perhaps 2 places like the g keystone is becca stan kia guest on backing up to your 1st on the pebble. you were talking about a mentality and i told you so mentally. if you are served a lab ralph, russia foreign minister today, would he be allowing himself a wry smile in a private moment, perhaps because in 1909. when the soviets left the then government in ghana stone, it took 2 years to change. the government between yesterday and today in effect as evaporated. whoa, yes. there is some kind of satisfaction there. closure that the american south to and that's a good idea. actually, the russian foreign ministry saying that the gummy pro western government in kabul was worse than the taliban. i mean, the harder to find common ground and with them than with the talent, the cow and political office working in our b r. c. the right words that they are not allow any kind of insurrection to spread nor, and everything's going to be just okay the but there's a lot the hopper hatch and will that happen? there's the russian strategically very important asset just for 100. you know, there's north

i keystone for minister says country is talking to different factions in afghanistan and wants to see an inclusive and stable government back. desperate scenes and hazy is little help breaching survivors of the earthquake because kills to size, and people are going to come together to celebrate the city opening up despite a new threat from the virus. ah, the co founder of the taliban has arrived in kabul for talks to form a new government's move. her artist presence in the afghan capital comes as a group plans to unveil its governing framework. and it's reported labor in experts from afghan. a stands for administration to help manage the transition. the taliban is so promising to hold its members accountable. if reports of crimes and atrocities are verifies, well sizes of afghans who manage to evacuate from cobble airports are preparing for a new life that many remain stuck and in fear for their lives. course these 12 people of already been killed in the chaos. let's get more and i live from kabul. charlotte bellis is there for as a show that let's start with those political developme

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this new administration is they send a signal to the energy marketplace that we are going to do the keystone pipeline, we're not going to do drilling on federal lands, where going after fracking with the deathof 1000 cuts . we're shutting down traditional fossil fuel energy which america in 2019 pre-pandemic we were leaving the world, the largest producer of oil and gas. we had been the biggest energy producer as opposed to user. harry s truman with more energy exports and imports. we were not even energy independent. you can argue we were energy dominance. one of the first things we do is in january 2021 is start shutting down this amazing american energy renaissance if you will of the last decade and a half chiefly with by fracking and the way it's going to change our lives almost immediately is higher energy costs and potentially inflation related to those higherenergy costs so we're seeing the effects of this in gas prices and other factors . we have a sitting us president now begging opec to increase oil production and this is a shock because america was the largest most energy dominant

but because it seems unable to decide what relations with the taliban now or to be in keystone of exploits, of ghana stern is teetering on the brink of a security collapse. and washington, which brought the country to the edge, is busy figuring out if it has any friends left in the taliban controlled country. to tell them is not what they are, not a group. we trust. they are not our friends. that message is clear enough, but only until you hear this and we're doing everything we can to be prepared for those attacks. that includes reaching out to the taliban who are actually providing the outer superior court and around the airfields to make sure they know what we expect them to do to protect us. so the us is partnering with the taliban and depend again, as explicitly admitted they, the american military, rely on the taliban to protect them. both sounds like a friendship, one moreover, that the u. s. can not afford to lose right now. it's just las troops in the cobbled terror attack and more atrocities are feared, the ah, the the the, the breath from isis is extremely real. we believe it is

host: i suspect the biden administration on keystone xl factored into perhaps your perception of what they will do, particularly on native american land. can you talk about that? guest: we are hopeful and optimistic that the federal process of committee will once again acknowledge the presence of tribal nations, our interests, perspectives, traditional science, legal arguments, public-policy points that we make to advance our interests. we are not only hopeful and optimistic, but are able to collaborate on many of the issues confronting indian countries and all parts of the united states. each time we enter -- interact with the biden administration, we recognize a government to government relationship and the political equality and standing of tribal nations that we have not displayed over the last four years. host: outside of her work as the president of the national congress of american indians, can you tell us about your nation? guest: it is the most beautiful, and i may be a little biased here, the most part of the world. we occupy 31 miles along the pacific ocean and the youthful

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trapped by ideals started under his predecessor but yet we should point out that they are bound by the keystoneiran deal anything to do with israel they have no problem ripping up those deals but now suddenly this was bound by and they were boxed in. and then to have secretary austin a former general sit there and just finger-pointing and blame the afghans as though this is just the afghan problem it is a terrorism problem it is a global problem in the intelligence community has been very clear it will follow us back home it will spread like a cancer what happens in afghanistan does not stay in afghanistan and this will hit us at home again but yet we have a lot of excuses and finger-pointing. steve: to the intelligence point you have jackie's spear california congresswoman very clearly saying this is a massive failure it did not tell us that this could happen your colleague says absolutely the intelligence said this would happen i think that's crucial because it says if biden tries to blame the intelligence and it turns out he was warned of this would happen that is a really important thing fo

. >> the keystone pipeline workers are still waiting for the clean energy jobs.a copy of mark's book green fraud, have a great weekend. jillian: 32 after the hour. of next landlords fighting back after the squad precious the biden administration into extending the federal eviction moratorium. a founding member of the coalition of property owners joins us live. >> speaking of that you heard mark mentioned earlier, john kerry steering clear of his private jet. his family's multimillion dollar gas guzzling aircraft locking plenty of miles. she is walking over here, carley shimkus on friday in studio with more. >> welcome back, president biden extending the federal ban on evictions leaving property owners to fit the bill for unpaid rent. a coalition of housing group suing the biden administration of the new moratorium. joining me a founding member of the national coalition which represents 11 million rental property owners, realtors and landlords, stacy johnson. thanks for being here. i want to read an excerpt from the lawsuit brought by landlords who think this is u

new administration is they sent a signal to the energy marketplace that we aren't going to do the keystone pipeline are, we're not going to be doing drilling on federal lands, we're going to be, essentially, shutting down traditional fossil fuel energy which america in 2019, pre-pandemic, we were leading the world. we were the largest producer of oil and gas. we had actually been the biggest energy producer as opposed to user since harry s. truman was president, more energy if exports than imports. you could argue we were energy dominant. so one of the first things we do in january 2021 is start shutting down this amazing american energy renaissance, if you will, over the last decade and a half if chiefly led by fracking. and the way it's going to change our life almost immediately is higher energy costs and potentially inflation related to those higher energy costs. so we're already seeing the effects of of this in gas prices and other factors. we have a sitting u.s. president now begging opec to increase oil production if x this is a shock because america was the world's largest oil and