keystone is only a small parts and keystone is almost a 20-year-old project. that is hardly going to be the magic ball to solve the woes but it is important and it is symbolic of what has been the approach of the administration. which has been to reduce energy production. xl, we can have an discussion about it but i would see there were -- their approach to muffling u.s. energy production as a huge mistake that makes us weaker. host: back to asia, nutrition, the recently approved arms sales to taiwan, was that a good move? guest: we had to do it. taiwan is critical to our security and the american people should understand that taiwan does not exist in a vacuum. as china grass taiwan -- grabs taiwan, we will have the same situation with russia with the invasion of the georgia at the end of the george bush administration -- during the obama magician, there were no major repercussions. president putin invaded ukraine and if next year, china invades taiwan, it will be japan and korea. someone has its own importance. people are talking about the semi conductor indu

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guest: this is the keystone agreement that concluded in 1968. the nuclear nonproliferation treaty that obligates countries to prevent the further proliferation of nuclear weapons. nonnuclear states agreed not to produce nuclear weapons. the nuclear arms states. at the time there were five recognized. the u.s., u.k., france, china, and russia agreed to take steps to end the arms race and to negotiate to stand down and pursue disarmament. it also allows for the peaceful use of nuclear energy under safeguards and that was a big issue at this conference. that is why there was severe disagreement over who controls ukraine's nuclear power plant. a large number of countries wanted the conference to recognize that it is competent ukrainian authorities who should be able to control the plant. at the very last hour, the russian delegation objected which meant that the whole meeting collapsed. they could not agree by consensus to the 35 page document. the purpose of these meetings is to reflect on what happens over the last five years. they take place ever

he halted the wall to keep halted keystone. he rejoined the paris accord. he paused the student loan repayment program. all of these things were intentional. and by the way, they think that the economy is doing -- that we have got the fastest growing economy in the world. in september, when the inflation reduction act was passed, the inflationary rate when to the highest levels in 40 years on the same day. and last week, you saw, and 60 minutes, when he was confronted about this horrible economy, and the consumer price index, he argue that it was not a big deal. it just went up and so the story is that they intentionally took steps to create the economy we are in. but joe biden thinks that actually we are doing pretty well. that the american people no different because they are looking at their bank accounts and they are looking at their 401(k)s and it is not adding up. and they know it. >> sean: he is delusional. 71% of americans are saying their paychecks are not enough to keep up with biden's inflation. if you look at morgan stanley, they are now wanting

keep keystone on track, go even further.t you're seeing federal level, state level, new york bans safe extraction of natural gas all together, we're seeing pipeline applications stalled not only at the federal level but the state level as well. the americans who can least afford it will pay biggest price for these policies. elizabeth: it is regressive nick, what the congressman said. texas saying knock it off wall street, blackrock, 10 financial firms, 350 investment funds they're trying to get the entire nation to boycott u.s. coil and gas. u.s. oil and gas pays for public health, it pays for teachers, it pays for roads and bridges, it pays for infrastructure via a lot of taxes. billions and billions of dollars of taxes coming into state coffers. wall streeters who were green, you know, fanatics don't believe in that, don't see that. >> i don't get it t pays for conservation and a lot of environmental causes too and what boggles my mind is things like the keystone xl pipeline being canceled and prohibiting onshore and offsh

regarding energy, which i feel the administration came in the executive order canceled the keystone pipeline and stop drilling in the united states. now, if there was a solution in place when that happened and electric cars but took his place i could understand that. that is not going to happen for another 20 years or more. i don't understand why people were up in arms back then because we knew prices would go up. prices double for gasoline and effective food prices. the food prices are out of sight too. now that they have come down the administration is taking credit. you create the problem and then you say, i will take care of it. we are getting energy from other countries and it is not as clean as our refineries. we need to bring production back to the u.s.. host: thank you, thank you. guest: one of the first executive orders actually stop new energy production in the united states. when you put supply and demand out of balance this is what you see. you see a surgeon prices and you can't both cause a problem and take credit for solving it. there is no metric on energy policy that shows su

i am from pennsylvania and the keystone state is one of the great energy and particularly electricity exporters. in the country. we have to get product to california now. pennsylvania is facing a very serious decision about -- because our democrat governor and attorney general who is running for governor has demonized these fossil fuel industries in pennsylvania. we need to make a decision and we would be an exporter to new hampshire and the east coast. do we want to continue to be the powerhouse of the northeast are what we just advocate that -- abdicate that advantage and face more situations by california? host: vladimir putin said he would ship for oil to asia because of price caps on other countries. what does that do to the other countries affected by that decision? guest: i had a piece in the national review about what he is doing -- presidency is doing -- presidency -- president xi is doing. -- into some bargain based on the fact that the russians -- the chinese has not provided the russians with military aid and about -- the policy there is -- alice e bear is the chinese pres

then the political showdown in the keystone state competing events this weekend by the current and the former president. after president biden's dire warnings for democracy last night. plus the ongoing water crisis in jackson mississippi. the national guard is deployed as residents are urged to keep their mouths closed while showering. the systemic failures that led to this emergency as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night! >>, seize materials will be continued to be used to further the governments -- a spokesman for donald trump responded to the inventory released with a twitter poll saying it showed the fbi search was quote, not some surgical -- had to be returned to a military aid. where are the government secrets that might have been inside? unknown. the fbi did seize 103 classified records, up to top secret level found inside the office and storage room. the inventory notes the highly restricted documents had been mixed in with ordinary things. magazines, gifts and clothing's. for the first time, to the payment of justice revealed that more than 11,000 unclassified gov

he halted keystone. he rejoine he rejoined the paris accord. he paused. all student loan repayment program. s all of these thingwes werereion. intentional. and the way, they think that the economy is doing great. if you look at what joe biden said lately, he said in june got that we havehe got the fastestec growing economy in the world. mh then in september, when the inflation reduction act was passed, the inflationary rate went to the highest levelse when 40 years on the same day. and then last week, you saw, an on "60 minutes" when he was60 confronted about this horriblets economy and the consumer price index, he argued that it wasn't a big deal , just went up an inch. >> so the story is theyally t intentionally took the steps too create the economy. we'r are ine in. thinks but joe biden thinks that actually we're doing prettyent e well.cathey but the american people know are different because they're looking at ir bank their their bank401( accounts and they're looking at their four one ks.k)up. and it's not adding up and they know it. >> he's he is del

the keystone in the vast arch of the british state, a role that only she could fulfil because, in thetitutional monarchy, only she could be trusted to be above any party political or commercial interest. and to incarnate impartially the very concept and essence of the nation. think will be asked of her and think what she gave. she showed the world not how i need raqqa three eighths people, she showed the world how to give, how to run and how to serve and as we look back over that vast archive service, it —— its sheer duration is most impossible to take in. she was the last living person in british public life to have served in uniform in the second world war. she was the last female —— first female member of the royal family in 1000 years to serve full—time in the armed forces. and that impulse to do her duty carried her right through into her 10th decade, the very moment in balmoral is my right honourable friend saw her only three days ago when she saw off her 14th prime minister and welcomed her 15th and i can tell you in that audience she was as radiant and as knowledgeable and as

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the queen had become something of a keystone in the nation's architecture.immovable piece that defined the nations image to itself. now that piece is no lger there. i think this is a hugeoment for britain. i think many of the people coming here tonight despite torrential rain on and off, there are still thousands here at buckingham palace. they are doing so because they need to come together and deal with the reality of the queen no longer being there. the queen herself spoke of part of her job being to ease the process of change. that symbol of continuity. this is going to be a massive change and she won't be there. that is what makes this such a difficult moment for britain. that people will be -- will want to search for things that show the stability and strength of the u.k. right now and perhaps that one figurehead is not there. the people who come here this evening are doing so because they wanted more in their queen, share their loss but also because they want to mark an extraordinary life. the queen who was there, elizabeth the great. >> buckingham pa

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then the political showdown in the keystone state competing events this weekend by the current and the former president. after president biden's dire warnings for democracy last night. plus the ongoing water crisis in jackson mississippi. the national guard is deployed as residents are urged to keep their mouths closed while showering. the systemic failures that led to this emergency as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night! good evening, i am jonathan capehart in for 70 rule. tonight, a newly unsealed in the tory reveals the most details yet about what the fbi seized during its search of former president trump's florida home last month days at the the justice department revealed that federal agents who achieved more than 100 classified documents at mar-a-lago. a federal judge released an itemized list with new information about what those documents were and where they were found. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more. >> 48 folders are classified markings inside the presidents office and storage area were empty when the fbi searched. another 42 empty folders indicated that the con

then the political showdown in the keystone state competing events this weekend by the current and the former president. after president biden's dire warnings for democracy last night. plus the ongoing water crisis in jackson mississippi. the national guard is deployed as residents are urged to keep their mouths closed while showering. the systemic failures that led to this emergency as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night! 11t ,. . ,,. . >>. . ? . . . ,,. . >>, seize materials will be continued to be used to further the governments -- a spokesman for donald trump responded to the inventory released with a twitter poll saying it showed the fbi search was quote, not some surgical confined search it was a smash and grab. meanwhile the judge who released the inventory has let yet to decide on trump's request to have a special master, an independent third party to review the record sees that is home. earlier today, trump's former attorney general, bill barr cited with the biden doj and threw cold water on the idea. >> i think the whole idea of a special master is a bit of a red

because the queen was this solid, immovable piece of the nation's architecture, the keystone.ut that, there will be a sense of unease, uncertainty, and it is a moment where people will want to come together, will want to be with others to share this moment and to see it through. clive: mark, thank you. mark easton at buckingham palace this evening, where crowds have gathered, and have been gathering throughout the day. if you are just joining us, buckingham palace has announced the death of queen elizabeth ii, the longest-serving monarch in the history of the united kingdom, and a commanding presence in british public life over eight decades. her majesty died at balmoral castle in aberdeenshire at age 96. her eldest son charles at the age of 73 has now become king. royal correspondent daniela ralph looks back on teddy's events. daniela: tuesday, september 6, the last photograph of the queen. 96 years old and still at work, meeting the new prime minister at balmoral, a duty she had been keen to fulfill and one that we now know was her final duty after seven decades of public se

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yamiche: meanwhile, this weekend, former president trump will als be heading to the keystone state toally voters again. and just outside biden's hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. kevin mccarthy pointedly criticized the president. >> washington and the white house aren't listening. they just don't get it. his policies have severely wounded america's soul, diminish ed america's spirit and betrayed america's trust. yamiche: is a lot going on in pennsylvania this week. joining me me to discuss this and more jonathan martin senior political correspondent for the "new york times" and co-author of "this will not pass: trump, biden and the battle for america's future." evan perez. and yasmeen abutaleb and laura barron-lopez. yasmeen congratulations to the promotion of white house reporter. of course, we saw this primetime speech from president biden where he called out in a rare way president trump by name and republicans. what's behind behind the strategy there? and does the white house think this speech is going to make a big difference yasmeen: i think the white house thoughts it was a l

we must remain keystone, pursue an anti militarist policy, full a big guy, and demonstrate the power of non violence to the rest of the world. bother about development of boy ma marianna. the same place a few days later, ill po popular and his wife are on the steps of the cathedral, celebrating the annual flag day of the finished defense forces. so got about to say, well, you wouldn't wanna play with it was president sali minister is here to pay his respects to the army. his speech is eagerly awaited this is the 1st flag day since the war began in ukraine. ah, what i'm going to sold is about we are responsible for defending our country, whatever the circumstances, why this will remain the case in the future side when we are supported by our allies as a member of a defense alliance. it was by what matters above all is that the public is ready to defend the country. so nude this readiness is stronger than ever. there is an increased interest in military exercises. involuntary national defense, both on own boss compared to other european countries in finland. the army enjoys a positive

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this will mark biden's third trim to the keystone state in less than a week. most recently in philadelphia delivering a stinging rebuke of so-called maga republicans, mentioning his predecessor by name. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. >> the president trying the frame the upcoming mid-term elections with control of the house and possibly senate on the line as a battle to protect democracy. republicans calling his remarks divisive. >> it basically condemned all republican who's supported donald trump in the last election. that's over 70 million people. and you know, saying that republicans are a threat to democracy is really a slap in the face. >> reporter: the president clarifying friday, he wasn't condemning all trump voters. just those standing by him now after the violence on january 6th and trump's continued false claims the 2020 election wasstel is when former held his ownnns >> so i may just have to do it again. >> first we have to win an historic victory for the republi

keystone is only a small parts and keystone is almost a 20-year-old project.ardly going to be the magic ball to solve the woes but it is important and it is symbolic of what has been the approach of the administration. which has been to reduce energy production. xl, we can have an discussion about it but i would see there were -- their approach to muffling u.s. energy production as a huge mistake that makes us weaker. host: back to asia, nutrition, the recently approved arms sales to taiwan, was that a good move? guest: we had to do it. taiwan is critical to our security and the american people should understand that taiwan does not exist in a vacuum. as china grass taiwan -- grabs taiwan, we will have the same situation with russia with the invasion of the georgia at the end of the george bush administration -- during the obama magician, there were no major repercussions. president putin invaded ukraine and if next year, china invades taiwan, it will be japan and korea. someone has its own importance. people are talking about the semi conductor industry. ther

it's going to become a keystone species and density where the b m o is backing. it's going to drive conservation forward and understanding that conservation is required, not protection, and folk of conservation. we need when solutions for all everything, for all the living creatures living in that area, be it federal dogs be it humans be in the brain species better to species and that she does. but some conservationists have doubts about the project. they say the projects near $12000000.00 of funding will be better spent on directly boosting the local economy. other say the habitat isn't suitable nor big enough for me. definitely put the cart before the horse without doing the unglamorous, but painstaking and very essential work of preparing the habitat, making sure that is sufficient area of making sure it's of sufficient quality, which selfish and praise be sufficient connectivity. we have now got the animals, the animals need a home, the animals will hopefully settle down and start reading when they start reading they need more space. the group of 8 she is wil

he did up keystone. it is only a new, it's enough for the condition and you know, as a kiss through us was a school years when he knew that to renew for fear. look at when you asked me about the book, the banker joining us. you are not to international straight now to the russian foreign minister lover of the un at a difficult and dramatic moment. those crises are escalating history. the international security situation is rapidly deteriorating with companies, instead of honest dialogue and a search for compromise. we have to deal with this information blight and fabrication provocation if there's a lot of them in the western policies ago. so mine is trust, an international institution has got to and has bodies reconciling infectious swab and an international law as a guarantor. this is going to be the ones that we see, negative trends within the us months go for she's just from the rubble of german fashion and japanese military and was established to promote friendly relations between its members and to

if that was going through the in the natasha into the law that he just keystone into the plastic or the cloud that rocha looks like rock to them. a government with me while others remaining track yesterday about. i mean, i mean, you know, i'm with this. i just can't get over the whole for the electrical outlets in the plumbing wire, the cable down in ohio electricity. so check it out. it's actually a room now at the kitchen. he's telling me this is where the closet is going to be here. no less. i'm with the television on top. if you can imagine at the all we've got left is the roof and some doors. so we're pretty close. how much plastic is in this house? this house we use is 5 pounds teen compact. thought. is it plastic or where do others head wasn't? was it the minute continental that would encompass a little bit. okay. okay. i will let because will not report in just under today's the house is almost complete. the plan is that a family of 4 will be able to put together their own home in less than 5 days. time . look up as our guidance to our room to room isn't full. this is the woocom

griff: all eyes on the keystone state, nate, thank you. former white house official for george w. bush and ashley davis and hillary clinton campaign team member al mater. it's a mouthful. thanks guys for joining us. let's jump right into it. you know, picking up on the fetterman-oz race i was almost surprised that fetterman had agreed to a debate. ashley, i will start with you, do you think that was a mistake? >> i definitely think that fetterman has a huge problem when he's going to have to face dr. oz in the debate. obviously it's a very sad situation that happened to him but voters need to see what shape he's in. i do think that when you have someone like the washington post call you out, editorial page call you out and say that you should be debating, you probably should be debating. jacqui: al, your response? >> that's fair. look, health is on the ballot to a certain extent and he has the prove that he can be functioning senator. senators have had strokes and been successful. i was with lujan in the spring and is doing phenomenal. so

the first thing he did practically was end the keystone pipeline.t was like the first thing he did. and you know, all those workers voted for me but the head of the union voted for -- i wonder -- he ought to be fired real fast. the key phone is pipeline would have been great. a lot of jobs. it would have done a good job. with the help of pennsylvania energy workers under my leadership we had american energy independence for the first time ever. ever. [applause] fmr. pres. trump: and within a short period of time we would have been energy dominant. we would have been bigger than russia and saudi arabia combined times two. and now we're beggars. we're like a beg ar nation. we gave you -- think of that, we're energy beggars. we would have been bigger than everybody combined. the two biggest energy suppliers combined times two. we were going to be energy dominant and now we're beggars. we gave you the largest tax cuts and regulation cuts in american history. the radical democrat congress just passed one of the largest tax hikes in american history. pulv

in less than two years, they've halted the keystone xl pipeline, erected onerous regulatory barriers to natural gas pipeline construction, mandated the highest ethanol blending requirement in the history of the renewable fuel standard , issued a moratorion oil and gas drilling on federal lands and offshore, and nominated for critical federal positions individuals who are openly hostile to the oil and gas industry. in our committee's jurisdiction, the sec has reached far outside its statutory authority to get in on the action. in march, the sec proposed a rule that would require all public companies to report every ghc greenhouse gas emissions in , their entire supply chain and among their customers, even though this data has nothing to do with the company's financial performance and is likely irrelevant to investors. in addition to hijacking the democratic process with its breathtaking scope, the sec proposal would impose enormous costs on public companies. the sec itself estimated that the compliance costs the paperwork burden to these public companies will be an extra $6.4 billion