clearly, keystone. and you also have mentioned this and bridge line five, which i hope the administration is taking heed to your words here. you've talked about optimization. what more can this administration do? we already know what they've done to limit our ability to have better relationships, better partnerships on this energy alliance. but what could they do today? walk to the side ministration do today to help improve this energy relationship between our two nations? >> well, one would be to join canada in opposing the governor's efforts to decommission line five. secondly, working with midstream companies on accelerating approval for the pipeline optimization projects that are likely coming forward. third, apply the principle we heard earlier about from quebec, about the application of the title three of the defense production act to the development of critical minerals and canada. why not treat canadian oil and gas the same way? >> those are good recommendations. canada is one of the few countri

sure, listen on the world were gas prices are not yes the keystone pipeline would've create some relief don't oil does not really work as an alternative number one is the price of oil show is far too high to produce which is why the keystone pipeline did not go into action fast enough. >> that something markets can decide richard berg. >> the markets of already decided that. [inaudible] >> they decided that when opec and russia dumped oil prices a couple years ago. james: want to leave it there. when we come back hillary clinton's with the mike sussman. when the trial tells about hillary clinton? former president trump is weighing in. that his next break works until the to the fbi of the jury truly recognize that. i am relieved justice ultimately i am relieved justice ultimately prevaiai this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations l

he killed the keystone xl pipeline.e supported burdensomebu regulations to make it harder and harder to drill into frack.n he has relentlessly attacked the u.s. oiled industry.ev he's been talking about sendingv executives to jail for what but making money for producingci what we need as ang society to function. what is the world's like the lifeblood of the world's economy now he's headed to saudi arabia . ia remember a he called saudi araba a pariah country during the campaign. all democrats, you know, overheated the economy with the so-called american rescue package that caused even more massive inflation. now they say that he's notha t going to beg the crown prince to produce more oil. they say that he accused the crown prince of killing the journalist jamal khashoggi. he going to say to his face, i tend to doubt it becauseam he wants saudi oil.er americans are struggling to pay ftheir bills all because of joe biden. recession fears are growing bebecause of joe biden. financial markets are spooked caand tanking becau

i'm asking specifically, keystone pipeline you are in favor of?her it's the keystone pipeline or other resources that we have available here in our country -- >> sean: you support -- >> energy security and done so in a way that's responsible and not contaminated water as fracking has done in certain parts of the country. >> sean: let me ask a question, would you remove the restrictions and regulations that joe biden put on the energy sector? and that means allowing more leases to be given to oil and gas companies on federal lands, that would finish the keystone xl pipeline, reopen -- and allow these companies to do what they do best, that's produce the lifeblood of the world's economy. would you support me in that effort? >> i support you and agree with you in energy security. i don't know specifically chapter and verse all the regulations and restrictions that joe biden has put in place, but i can say broadly he has put restrictions in place that have inhibited our ability to provide the energy that the american people need, especially during thi

we work together to get the economy back in better shape and may be that includes restarting the keystone xl pipeline? according to the -- we'd be getting a 900,000 barrels of canadian oil and day by now had we finished that. is there anybody you're talking to on the democratic side that's willing to break ranks and give financial relief to everyday americans? >> no. they'll say they care about it, and they see how bad the poll numbers are. they will say they care about that, but will they vote for it or propose anything to do it? there's nothing that comes out that fixes anything in the supply chain, energy independence, any of the things. a baby formula! they have no plan to fix anything! he's been out at long beach one time since he's been in office. what are you doing to fix the supply chain? well, not my problem. she says what are you doing about inflation? the federal reserve's responsibility. they take no responsibility and it starts with biden. it takes no responsibility and complete to blame everybody else. he is not responsible for anything and that's with the

why not do the keystone pipeline? that would help bring down gas prices some more. that would do it right there. that is all i have to say for now. goodbye. host: we will end with a question about the russia-ukraine conflict, this challenge of getting gas prices down. the challenge for the administration, balancing both the conflict and the president's own domestic demand here at home. guest: certainly. to the keystone pipeline, the white house has had and will say that fuel wasn't running through that pipeline yet, so to just turn it on, that doesn't mean there would suddenly be fuel and prices would go down. to the 100 days of russia-ukraine, we have seen weekly, if not every other week, the u.s. announces some kind of new aid package, usually new security aid. they are sitting new weapons, oftentimes bigger weapons that have longer-range or greater capabilities. we have seen the biden administration continuing to show they are willing to provide the support for ukraine, willing to help them in their fight. they still don't want to send u.s. troops, they don't wan

president biden simply by saying i'm signing the keystone xl pipeline. i'm going to allow the permits to happen for the long-term per peck tough. he and only he is responsible for the challenges we see at the pump. a 60%' increase in gas prices with by last thanksgiving, which means before putin up raided ukraine, our rises were up 60% around the country. brian: the fed chair just reappointed by joe biden,ier roam powell said the same thing in testimony. the president is playing politics. you can't get baby formula. he tells us to buy electric cars that cost $60,000. i wonder the they can fit that on his little card and tell him to speak coherently. we'll get through it and hopefully get people what they need. >> this is a tremendous time of change in hollywood. brian: she signed with fox for $150 a weeks. >> shirley temple was one of the biggest stars in the whole world during the depression. and a lot of funding came in from her films. shirley was a fox treasure. brian: the history of hollywood from the fox lot perspective. i hope you watch us on foxna

already in the 90s for those who understand in the problem it was clear that ukraine is really a keystone of european security. today, unfortunately, because of putin's phantasmagoria about the soviet union-2, we experience all this every day on our land, and we are better at killing those who came to kill us than others. to do with the gnat logistics assistance, the sooner they will issue us this ticket, such a simple body, thank you, one more question, again, more philosophical, look, there is a discussion going on in ukrainian society, uh, it is quite serious, java is just for you , i am asking how serious this discussion is, there are rumors, many experts say that the big western countries don't want to help ukraine so much because the set of weapons is not the same. before long, these weapons get to ukraine, they don't have time to get there. when it is necessary, this means that america is not even britain not to mention the other members of nato, they slow down a little in order to prevent the victory of ukraine or such a devastating victory of ukraine. did not help and what would

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day one was canceling the keystone x.l. pipeline, getting crude oil from canada, about 800,000 barrels a day. what he didn't announce this day is we still have to have that same 800,000 barrels a day from somewhere, because it's heavy crude. we purchase some of our heavy crude from other places, so we still have to get it. his announcement, though, on day one was we're not going to get it from canada. what people don't realize is this announcement day one was we're not going to get it from canada. we're going to get it from russia. how did that foreign policy work out? terribly. day one, we're not going to get oil from canada. we're going to get it from russia, we're going to get it from other places instead. he put a moratorium on new federal oil and gas leasing. that moratorium, by the way, still stays in place in multiple areas. 24% of our oil and gas in the united states comes from federal lands and waters. 24%. so what this did was say for the future of however we're going to develop, we're not going to to develop in t

you don't get to start your administration with shutting down the keystone pipeline and then throw upoil business? yeah, of course, it's a set against the back drop of going to saudi arabia and begging opec for more oil. but, i mean, this is a real problem for this administration frankly the american people are making him pay in the polls for it. >> bret: leslie, i mean, there is no doubt that as a candidate he did campaign on shutting down fossil fuels. now, in josh's words, he is in a pickle. >> he is in a pickle because the american people want to blame just joe biden, just this administration or my party. but the problem is the other side of that and those are the oil corporations. first quarter of this year, record profits for these oil corporations specifically. the ceos they are really who is to blame at the pump. the president is right when he talks about the opportunity for drilling. as you know, there are thousands of permits out there. and you have heard the oil companies' ceos saying we are not going to do it. we are not going to drill. the ceos have no problem taking thei

seeing around the station impart is brought to you by a president who on the first day said no to the keystone xl pipeline. he said no to drilling here at home. no to excavating energy at home. he runs over to foreign land to dictators and bullies and says, can we have the energy that we can produce ourselves? we will do better and we can do better. it starts this year with you. god bless you and god bless america. [cheering] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ sen. rick scott: great to be here. great to have so much energy. on to thank each of you for being here. thanks to lindsey graham. great nations do not automatically last forever. the great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within. great civilizations have collapsed or been conquered when they were first hollowed out from the inside. we americans have been given a great heritage. we are taking it for granted. the founding fathers of our

seeing around the station impart is brought to you by a president who on the first day said no to the keystone xl pipeline. he said no to drilling here at home. no to excavating energy at home. he runs over to foreign land to dictators and bullies and says, can we have the energy that we can produce ourselves? we will do better and we can do better. it starts this year with you. god bless you and god bless america. [cheering] [captions copyright national ca

spending, canceling the keystone pipeline a broken supply chain in the war in ukraine of course.nts are quick to take credit when things are good and hard to find when things are not yes it is a political issue because everything is that it's a real life issue for americans who are struggling on a daily basis house republican chair the name you can joining us now welcome. how do we get to a 40 year high? >> this congress under the unified government having democrats controlling the senate and the white house spending more taxpayer dollars and any other congress and nations history. trillions of dollars and economist of both parties like larry summers warned this would lead to historic inflation and while joe biden is attempting to pass the buck understanding where they were before they took office we are at the highest rate of inflation i was born 1984 and in my lifetime they understand the failed tax and spend policy. numerical i talk to the number one driving issue. >> you are in the minority don't want me to talk about retaking the house but if the gop retakes the house he may

so i do think that chair yellen is correct saying that the keystone pipeline will not give consumersediate relief tomorrow but there are pathways that the president can take to provide that short-term relief as well as longer term policy implementation that could put infrastructure in place so we don't run into the problem yet again down the road. elizabeth: turn on the u.s. energy spigots. congressman, there is also this. u.s. treasury secretary larry summers, he is out with this shocker affix to inflation that millions need to lose their jobs to contain inflation. talking a one year spike to 10% unemployment. then saying two years of 7 1/2% joblessness. by the way this is so out there. people are saying this is crazy. also doesn't this violate congress's dual mandate for the fed, maximum employment and stable prices? what do you think of this idea? >> well, larry summers has been right for months in urging the biden administration not to spend so much money increasing demand. he urged the federal reserve to start shrinking his balance sheet and raise interest rates months and month

in this nation are in part is brought to you by a president, who on the first day said no to the keystone xl pipeline. he said no to drilling here at home. he said no to excavating energy here at home. but he runs over foreign lands, to dictators, bullies and says, can we have the energy, we can produce. we can better and we will do better. that starts this year, it starts with you. god bless america. ♪ >> it is great to be here and see so much energy. i want to thank ralph reed for all he has done. i want to think each of you for being here. i want to thank lindsey graham for his hard work. great

this includes resuming the keystone pipeline. restarting oil and gas leasing on federal lands and waters. and requiring a plan to replace the strategic petroleum reserve that has been drained by this administration. it's just not right. i don't know what message my colleagues, constituents on other side of the aisle, what kind of message are they centralling to their constituents? about -- sending to their constituents? but back home the message has been very clear. and what are their constituents telling them? my constituents, the message is extremely clear. my constituents want washington to stop its obsessive spending, again, stop its excessive spending, money we don't have to push a green agenda and lower prices at the pump. and we need to do it now. it's urgent that we do it. it's critical that we do it. again, i urge my colleagues to join me in this fight and i thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewothegentleman's time has. members are reminded to address their re

president biden unwaivering in his decision to cancel the keystone pipeline and drilling permits at home and invoking real war-time power to act vat production of solar panels. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. americans say it is the key factor in determining how they plan to vote in midterms. >> carley: seven states are holding primary elections today. alexandria hoff has the latest on the energy and economic crisis, but brooke singman kicks us off with a look at some of the races you are watching today. >> brooke: a big day of primaries with the midterm five months away. this morning, americans head to the polls as the economy and foreign gas prices weigh heavy. several democrat incumbents are looking at strong gop challengers hoping for big pickups in november. mike lavin will face mike merrion the and porter is in a new district where republican scott baugh has gained financial backing. the los angeles mayor race, karen bass, who is not seeking re-election is facing real estate developer rick carusso, who has surged in popularity,

as i said, i was for keystone. i was not for shutting keystone down. i was for approving it to go ahead. i thought it made sense. our friends in canada have an extraordinary supply. as the gentleman observes, though, interestingly, because i think many of your colleagues oppose those rules and regulations, it is cleaner, it is better for the environment to produce it here. why? because we adopted regulations, either the administration adopted or we passed them in legislation, and very frankly, i think that many of those were opposed by, i don't know whether you, but many in your party. so it is better to do it here. so i don't want to dispute that. but it is also necessary to have production, particularly among the cartel countries. and russia has no interest -- or russia has an interest in additional production. why? because that's how they're funding this war. but we ought to spend time on criticizing putin and his war and the crimes that are being committed in his name in ukraine, and our determination to make sure ukraine -- the ukrainian people wh

those folks who want to ban fossil fuels, and it's its joe biden who canceled the excel keystone pipelineits joe biden who has refused t restore trump era independence. the consequences are getting more by the day. for example, farmers are now learning that prices could lead to feud shortages because farmers say they rely heavily o diesel to fuel their tractors i heavy machinery. 18 months we have gone from build up better, that was a problem to surging inflation, surging gas prices along with a baby formula shortage, a possible food shortage now, surrendering to the taliban in afghanistan and massive crime surge and i could go on and on, ask yourself as joe biden does one single thing to improve the lives of common sense taxpaying law-abiding americans? has he done one thing to make your day-to-day life better? for many americans, the answer appears to be a resounding no. cohost of the buck sexton along with former massachusetts senator scott brown. buck, let me start with you, food shortages, it's inflation, it's gas. to get worse, pete, for sure. and also the prices are going t go up d

every time you ask a liberal about keystone, their answer is the keystone pipeline didn't have oil running it. we were energy independent. had the keystone pipeline been left in place, we would've had the oil to sell it to germany, russia would not be the monopoly. common sense stuff. biden said it himself. i want to transform america and get rid of fossil fuels. there's no electric cart stations around. everything he does is just ass backwards. i do want to say something else about c-span it. i used to love c-span. you used to feature the best-selling books on the new york times and we feature this republican event or this democrat event. you are right in line with the rest of the media, all your books except for the few occasional books that conservatives right, you are about racial inequality and the climate change and you've gone left. host: we appreciate your input and appreciate you watching. coming up here on washington journal, we will be joined next by daryl kimball, talking about the latest report on the iranian nuclear activities and the prospects for a renewed deal. ♪ >> c-span

president biden unwavering in his decision to cancel to keep keystone pipeline but instead come he's invoking actual wartime powers to try to expedite the production of solar panels. that is a head-scratcher. you are watching "fox & friends first" on a tuesday i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus, the energy crisis with a blow to morale nationwide. americans say it is a key factor in determining how they plan to vote midterm elections. >> todd: seven states with primary elections with each party to nominate candidates and the opponents this fall. alexandria hoff with the latest on the economic crisis. but kicks us off with a look at what we are watching today. hello, brooke singman. >> another date don't make big dayo primaries, just five months away. hours from now americans head to the polls in seven states with economy and soaring gas prices weigh heavy on voters mines. the democrat incumbents are looking at strong g.o.p. challenges hoping for a big pickup in november. democrat michael will face republican brian marriott and a veteran christopher rodrigues among others. and ka

this is linda out of keystone state, democrat. good morning, what is on your mind? >> yes, january six insurrection. the committee is after the truth. trump lost. cale thomas, who is he to answer these questions? that's more free plug blissfully, he is a trumpster. trump belongs and prism. trump is trying to overthrow our democracy, january the 6th. thank you, i am a democrat. >> mike in north carolina, republican. good morning. >> morning. , good morning. yes, this january six committee stuff is all basically to take away from attention from the last 14 or 15 months of the biden administration. i mean, look, the oil prices, look at the food prices, look at the massive invasion that is fixing to hit the southern border. we didn't have the stuff before. look, i mean, he called saudi arabia's plans a pariah. now he's going over there and he's gonna beg for oil. the main reason, one of the main reasons saudi arabia doesn't want to do that is because they're still trying to go in to this arms of the iran nuclear deal. another thing, the main attention, look at the crime

no keystone. well, young a failure. how does keith gonna just tell you my dear, what made you yeah. oh yeah. good luck with when the battle from maryville began, keith st. its hopes on militants from the ultra nationalist as our regiment. with this a boston new couple of quarter numbers, a bomb care. i've got a good deal better. i'm never sure i'd say y'all, my cousin of course and will be so bold goes off. but you said last time you were with them was mitchell garcia. with as all regimen fighters, trained by nato instructors have adopted a new tactic, a forcing residence to stay in the besieged city. they use them as human shields with id is they do. so when it got a question on the way to be when to issue a for, we'll just have to put a ups store in mislead gives you honey, be another lease with a reference to a new producer like national. i brought them back. i seen you been there and you come when you brought that much. you moved. i no good luck. breaking them up with to loose professional russian soldiers and ordinary people from don bass. those who joined the people's militia

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as soon as this president took office in shelled keystone. that a ways to go. the market interpreted this is awkward to be a fossil fuel friendly administration and bid up prices for the available supply that we had to get that supply would be curtailed in the future. that happened on day one of the administration. i'm not pointing political thinkers but that's the reality of a market system, we have a for stocks, we certainly have a for oil. let me flip that around to you if you administration were to say how bad it, drill baby drill, maybe even revisit keystone, the world markets responding to that would do what? >> what i would say, this industry has been under invested in in the course of the last five years and some of that is because of the pandemic even before that when the world was focused instead of being focused on energy security they were focused on the energy transition and this has been under invested in because of this new movement toward more esg investment in a real focus on climate change. the consequences of that are showi

it killed off the keystone xl pipeline and did give a waiver to the north stream pipeline for vladimir putin. it paid back for all the business that hunter and russia did together. he also band drilling. he restricted fracking, slow down production with a slew of burdensome regulations. while he curbed domestic production, he's happy to beg other countries for oil including some of america's worst enemies. iran, going to make a run rich and then venezuela rich again, thank the saudis and opec to produce more oil. planning the trip to saudi america with the off again then on again beg for more oil from the gulf? we've got more natural resources here. somehow, according to the climate cult, paying foreign dictators and american sworn enemies to produce the oil our economy needs desperately. how is that better for mother earth and the climate than producing it right here at home? it doesn't make any sense. while we are on the record of the high prices every day, we experience when every day for 17 days in a row, along with a president who is unwilling or unable to change course. he so beh

was he behind getting rid of the keystone pipeline, was he behind shutting down leases, federal landsis, the washington post is reporting that climate czars and activists led by john kerry, they are trying to stop a new law meant to block china's solar panels and green energy products coming here that are tied to slave labor camps over there imprisoning minorities in china. even the white house joins human rights activists around the world saying this is part of china's ongoing genocide. john kerry is okay with moralizing and lecturing everybody about climate change. he's okay with this genocide of china. >> john kerry is a hypocrite whose policies on solar panels are aiding and betting a genocide in china. to your point he's trying to circumvent u.s. law that was passed last year end signed by president joe biden that says we cannot be importing products from china that are built by slave labor with a 16 and a half million dollars being allocated in the budget. nobody knows what he's doing and who's advising him. he's operating in a clandestine way and all the boston herald and journ

repo -- recount that was dictated by th narrow margin of the results of last month's primary in the keystonestate. dr. ross reacting saying this evening i received a gracious phone call from david mc cormick and am tremendously grateful for his pledge of support in the fall election. we share the goal of a brighter future for pennsylvania and america. >> breaking tonight the doj deciding not to charge two former trump white house officials, mark meadows and dan scavino for not cooperated with an investigation about the protest at the p-uppercase-letter this follows the earlier indictment of a former trump advisor by the nam of peter navarro appeared agent taking him away on handcuffs an leg irons over his defiance of subpoena. christina coleman shows us how navarro is responding to all of this tonight. good evening, christina appeared . >> peter navarro did not hold back his frustration today afte he was arrested by the fbi. he was indicted on charges on a federal grand jury after refusing to comply with the subpoena issued by the house january 6 committee. the subpoena got a deposition a pa

he's the one who canceled the keystone pipeline. of his democratic base and carville is going after the base saying go after the oil companies. >> john? >> and a political -- >> i love you, but the keystone pipeline has nothing to do with this. >> the point was biden and what he's doing was -- >> i understand that, and look. i think james carville is a better democratic strategist than "inside politics" the white house. waking up and a drag on the democratic party in terms of -- i get that. this is a global problem, oil prices. partially an putin. and about opec and saudi arabia. also about record profits. carville is right. oil companies seeing record profits now. the idea of taxing oil companies and sending it directly back to consumers may play well in a focus group but that's a different area. and opened oil reserves. reducing federal taxes on oil a good idea but not much impact. the administration hasn't been seen as aggressive on this and inflation and it's a global problem and not one administration will have the solution. go

except restarting the keystone xl pipeline. we would be getting 900,000 barrels of canadian oil a day if we finished it. except lifting the ban in exploration in anwar other federal laws. except getting refineries back on line. come to think of it, biden has already done everything humanly possible to drive up the price at the pump, drive up inflation, artificially reduce the world's supply of the life blood of the world's economy, that's oil and gas, just like he told us he would do over and over and over again. he's doing exactly what he said he would do when he was running in 2020. i'll remind you. take a look. >> if we don't stop using fossil fuels -- >> we're all dead, subsidies for fossil fuels, number two, holding them libel for what they have done particularly in those cases in the underserved neighborhoods and you know the deal, okay. and by the way when they don't want to deliver, put them in jail. >> kid 0, i want you to just take a look, okay? you don't have to agree. but i want you to look in my eyes. i guarantee y

he gave up lease ons public lands, he killed off keystone xl, he stopped anwar. he artificially stumped the supply tell him to go back to trump's policies and we will have $2 a gallon gas. >> i think you have to recognize the circumstances and he has to be nimble and creative and not jamming the future down people's throats. >> he's none of those things. geraldo he can barely read a tell prompter, he can't ride a bike. he's not flexible nibble and sophisticating. >> sean: geraldo fis sensitive, he said 70 is the new 50s. >> i hope he's right. >> thank you by the way. >> sean: tonight is clear biden does not have a grasp on the economy or anything else clay is right in that matter which is probably why did white house and the biden family tries to prevent joey from answering any questions. >> today like today -- i know. that's my press secretary daughter. you may recall, what i initiated, was the international flat tax. >> no more. no more. >> got 140 some nations to sign on to it. i'm coming. my son beau, and she's trying to tell me, dad, grandpop, pop, keep goin

they see joe biden making decisions like the decision to cancel the keystone pipeline that ultimatelythese gas prices going up 129% he's been inaugurated. the symbolism is okay but it's not good if their lives are harder. >> trace: some of the black voters that they polled said they believe the republicans are sabotaging joe biden. they also believe the far let of the democratic party is also sabotaging joe biden with some of their policies what do you think? >> well, i think in the poll it said like 75% of black americans think the gop is a racist party. you have to keep that in mind as a matter of comparison what we're dealing with is a referendum or joe biden. and i think that when you see the decline especially among younger black voters, they're the group -- i still think it's 60% approve. that's the lowest. the most likely voters, people 65 plus, 40 plus, they have an even higher approval beyond 70%. you ask with why they have problems, i think things that everybody has trouble with, the inflation that rob was talking about. but specifically it's that he hasn't achieved major st

companies blamed by the for the problem, arguing his climate change agenda and the cancellation of the keystone pipeline have led to oil refining strain. biden can release oil from the strategic petroleum reserve to bring down prices. until he has already used but it is a temporary fix. >> this is an attempt to play to the voters to show that politicians are doing something about a market situation. >> his letter comes one day after announcing he will meet with the saudi king next month to encourage his kingdom to also boost production. the kingdom has provided no assurances it will do so. president biden needs to contain fuel prices quickly. the longer americans face hardship, the more likely they are to vote against his democratic party. al jazeera, the white house. >> the european union has signed an energy deal with israel and egypt. the eu is working to reduce its reliance on russian gas because of the conflict in ukraine. under the deal, israel is to send war for processing before sending it on to europe. reporting from west jerusalem. >> israel states on about 0.1% of global gas reserves

every time i hear about the keystone pipeline, the keystone pipeline was completed about five miles fromuse in lower east texas. it goes from cushing, oklahoma, the fort auburn, texas. now they call it the gulf coast pipeline. it was completed and there are 700,000 barrels a day going down that line from cushing. i get people -- tired of people talking about, we could have had the keystone pipeline. google it. we have 700,000 barrels a day going down that line right now. host: you are talking about the difference between the keystone pipeline and the xl extension, different projects that would bring oil from the canadian areas down to cushing. caller: correct. that part was not completed, but there are other pipelines that go into canada. i am not sure if they are transporting tar sands oil or other types of oil, but it comes out of canada. oklahoma is also putting some oil in that line, but the line is flowing at maximum capacity. host: that's mark in texas. chris in buffalo, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. my thing is the gun control, states that had strict regulations an

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the bellwether of that keystone. in pennsylvania you saw who we have at the top of our ticket whether it's our gubernatorial candidate shapiro who support wenl and girls equal rights under the law as the banner of the supreme court says versus mastriano who doesn't support women at all. how important is it to pick up more senators who believe in equal rights under the law and equal rights for women and girls and this will be an extraordinary election cycle and pennsylvania will be the one to watch. >> congresswoman madeleine dean, thank you so much for being part of our coverage today. good to see you. >> good to see you. thanks for covering this, of course. >> of course. michelle, i want to come back to you and ask you what your legal counsel would be as they try to move forward with the legislative solution to what happened today? it's important that there are legislative solutions at the state level and symbolism to protect autonomy, privacy and liberty and we see what's taken place in places like california, new