your right baby. >> the band is keystone. >> keystone?es. >> how long have you been playing together? >> around five years. >> five years? >> all right, guys, here we go. >> hey, a double is in the house. >> yes. looking pretty. >> thank you, thank you. >> as one does. i dragoon the band keystone in a lunch. assuming correctly, as it turned out, that one of these young punks would know how to make a good adobo. is there a single authentic adobo recipe, or does everybody do it differently? >> everyone would stake claim to having the best adobo, but the basic ingredients, i think, will remain the same. so it's garlic, pork. we can now add the chicken vinegar peppercorns, bay leaf, soy sauce. >> this adobo is amazing. it's really, really good man. >> thank you, thank you. >> and where did you learn to cook a dollar? >> i learned this from my mom. >> so the answer, as always, to who makes the best adobo is mom makes the best mom. >> okay, that'll be the safest answer. all right, mom. >> it is. >> filipinos like feeding people. >> yes, yes. >>

still ahead, trump wants to revive the keystone pipeline on day one. it would carry oil from alberta, canada come into our america. i will ask the premier of alberta whether she wants to open up, of course she does. this week, more trump administration nominees meeting with senators as the dea pick has withdrawn from consideration. more on that coming up. south korea has ended the emergency martial law declaration but is still in a state of extreme political turmoil. what does that mean for america? that is next. to go further, you need to be ready for what's down the road. as energy demand continues to rise, we're harnessing breakthrough innovations to increase production in the u.s. gulf of mexico. our latest deepwater development, anchor, produces previously inaccessible oil and natural gas, allowing us to deliver the energy we all need today so everyone can follow their own road. that's energy in progress. [coughing] hi susan, honey? yea. i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the p

also those of you playing the drinking game, we used the keystone xl word again.do you see the environmental groups trying to make emission caps and pipelines ongoing points of friction as they did with keystone xl and given the mandate that exists down here at least, the new administration is going to have, do you think this will be a revised project or will there be changes to how we approve pipelines going forward? >> as best i can tell, i think tcu could. i think going through all of the permitting again, they had a favorable administration with president trump and it went through all because of lawsuits and got stuck in the district court in montana. by the time we got to the new administration they took the executive order and turned things around quickly. the permitting and regulatory environment in the united states right now, i don't think a company like that would be willing to go out and take the financial risk, regulatory and even political risk to go through that process all over again with no guarantee you can get to the end of it and be successful a

. >> well, i don't want to say keystone cops, because that kind of like the keystone cops. i don't like what i'm seeing now. okay? i don't either. trump is trump is the most popular republican in the world, okay? in washington, in the world. and he should have real influence in how this goes. and you're right. i'm very sad about it. as much as i agree with the principle of what everyone is trying to do here. senator, thank you very much. all right. the white house's cover up, biden cover up is worse than anyone imagined. the details will shock you. yeah, they even shocked me. it's coming up. beep, beep. >> they're back. >> what do you think we were doing out here? >> goofing off. murray, chase. jeff and i returned for an all new season. >> y'all impressed me very much. >> it's way more than a hobby. we're doing it together, making memories, and we're living in the moment. and it's memories that i'll treasure the rest of my life to our next adventure. >> junk family treasure a new season streaming now. this holiday season, get 50% off fox nation's annual plan. sign up and st

addictions and 9 today then making campaigns, a typical west indian dish eaten traditionally around keystone st. kitts. the dish includes sweet potatoes and cooled meal, as well as some ingredients from the wild. coconuts elephant to i'm dried banana leaves the moistened in the river. this neil is a part of a call to see about this. gotta you gotta be very accurate. not delete blood in your of the next minimum and then she'll go give the porridge of grated sweet potatoes and sla, its flavor as much as it gets the tip of the belly. if you had tied to the ability to get money for you who would need for did this a regular the next day? still feeling? all right. doesn't tell there's gonna be con. we always make sure, almost every household would make on a nearby missionary to rid of nearby. but everybody's either gone by there in the meticulous elephant to aaron, but non and the france on that each and every one has its own. but this one the train is crossing the 1st floor impressive bridges on the east side of the island. the st. kitts railway has its own definition of speed. they're not slow.

. >> well, i don't want to say keystone cops because that kind of like the keystone cops. don't like what i'm seeing now. >> i don't either. >> laura: trump is the most popular republican in the world. okay? in washington and world. and he should have real influence in how this goes. and. >> you are right. >> i'm very sad about it. as much as i agree with the principle of what everyone is trying to do here. senator, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> laura: the white house's cover-up. biden cover-up is worse than anyone imagined. the details will shock you, yeah. they even shocked me. it's coming up. ♪ red history, shared values, and a shared vision for what we can achieve together. stable and secure, when the world around us isn't. you can rely on ontario for energy to power your growing economy and for the critical minerals crucial to new technologies. ontario is your third-largest trading partner and the number one export destination for 17 states. our long-standing economic partnership keeps millions of americans working. in a changing world, it's time to bring jobs

. >> edward: in the last 20 seconds i have, president trump says he'll approve the keystone xl pipelinebut that is just symbolic, right? sending a message to the pipeline industry. because that project has already been scrapped. >> that's exactly right. that's the thing, the keystone pipeline became a metaphor for green energy versus other types of energy. at the end of the day, america is now open for business in the new year, and believe me, there's a lot of canadian pipeline companies that are already -- they've already got a little christmas list out, trying to draw out where they want those pipelines to go. >> edward: very interesting. phil flynn, merry christmas. thank you for coming on today. i appreciate it. up next, getting back to the people who always had our backs. you are watching "your world." [♪] looking for a moisturizer that does more than just moisturize? try olay regenerist for 10 benefits in every jar. olay visibly firms, lifts, and smooths wrinkles, by penetrating the skin, to boost regeneration at the surface cellular level. try olay. awkward question... is there g

team putting out a proposal to boost lng exports, reverse biden era restrictions and revive the keystone xl pipeline. this is certainly impacting your state as well. how do you see this playing out, senator? >> i think it's a great idea. we should have a policy of abundance where we take the abundance of america's natural resources, of our economy, the productivity of our workers, and we create a better life for all. now, using our natural gas and our oil resources is part of that, and by the way, when we use american oil and american natural gas, we produce that in the most environmentally clean way than anybody around the world. if you take oil coming from off the coast of louisiana, coming to our shore for refining, it has the lowest carbon intensity of any product that comes to our shore, and so i agree with the president. it's going to create a lot of good american jobs. it's going to boost our economy. boost our national security and boost the national security of our allies. i think he hits a home run on that one. maria: what's your take on the tax cuts and extending the tax cuts?

nidi's new role will help educate the public about the importance of beavers as a keystone species in the ecosystem. so nidi's gonna be all right. thank you so much for watching this episode of "in focus", featuring the work of our colleagues from around the country at local cbs news stations, we have more than 5,000 people, many of them behind the scenes living and working in the cities you care about. around the country and in your community, cbs news puts the stories that matter in focus. until next time, i'm maurice dubois. (soft music) >>> from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> a deadly crash caught on camera as a truck plows into a security guard post in discovery bay, and neighbors say it is not the first time. >>> plus, a holiday parade turns into a moment of chaos after an officer's motorcycle plows through the crowd in southern california. what we know so far. >>> also, the worst air quality of the season is

this is a keystone country. this is the crucial point this is a keystone country in the middle east it needs to be stable for the region to be stable. if it is allowed to fail, because the u.s. turns its back on it, then we're all going to pay a price here. >> all right, joel rubin, general mark hertling great to see you both. thank you very much jessica. >> cnn has named steven knight our 2024 hero of the year. and up next, we're going to talk to him about his mission to help people battling substance abuse and keeping their pets luther never too much new year's day at eight on cnn. >> take an ekg from anywhere. >> but with six times the data in your smartwatch, do that. >> introducing cardio mobile excel. >> the fda cleared ekg that provides six times more heart data than any smartwatch, and it detects three of the most common arrhythmias in just 30s, including atrial fibrillation, bradycardia, and tachycardia. >> get cardio mobile excel for just $109 this holiday season at cardio. com or amazon the future is

is us that really keystone and we've asked you about triple new the house. agriculture was also deteriorating. family farms disappeared, but industrial agriculture failed to emerge. small farms couldn't compete with the french giants. the local food industry was slowed in every way. the country was overwhelmed by food, imports, fertilizers and green for planting are imported. there's also a shortage of rice, the staple of the local diet. on natural nutrition standards are imposed on the country, an aggressive fluid exponent service serious to have to suffer until you send off a real level rich because food shortages always lead to hunger riots. random bakery products me up and when the french arrived, in addition to wheat flour, rice 2 was imported from indo china. the production of local serial address varieties well for a long time kept at a primitive level. because an interesting pattern fronts impulse organic fruits and vegetables from molly, unexplored to its own ranking approaches. but it just gave me i stopped, she would so feel free that there would be no change, nothing in your bucke

now, there was a little bit of a keystone cop operation. when they got back to the to the gateway, but you know, that's simply something that is going to have to be evaluated and changed. i think today tsa supervisors are watching their screenings carefully. delta and every other major airline are reviewing their, uh, gate agent procedures. and the counts that take place inside the aircraft are going to be done twice. >> so to your point, though, about, you know, we've, you know, dubbed the keystone cop operation, that also threw me a little bit because the fact that so they realized there's an extra person on the plane, they come back to the gate. and as carlos said, they let this person off the plane. but the fact that law enforcement wasn't there waiting to apprehend this person, they then had to find him in a bathroom. is that not concerning at all? >> it is. and and i think you'll see some heads roll because of that. that is absolutely unacceptable. but again, remember, i mean the this this is a layered approach. and the final, uh, the

from the jewish possible, but even following from thejewish tradition of truth and justice, two keystonesrights groups report on the ground. there is a former israeli minister who said that ethnic cleansing is happening in the northern part of gaza. yes, it is possible to reach peace, but we need to understand that peace is not simply lip service or an agreement. there is an indigenous people that lives on this land, and the rights of the palestinians are being denied, to self—determination statehood. we simply talk about international law, which is not being upheld in the case of the palestinians, of course. this could be the case in other countries. it has been more than a century of the modern palestinian story, from the balfour declaration till today, more than a century, really, and we would like to see peace, to see the conditions on the ground being prepared for this piece. we probably need a different government in israel is willing to go that far. thank you so much for being with us. marriage, matchmaking and government—organised speed dating, in south korea the search for love i

so one and a half 1000000 people from keystone became one of the largest demographic disaster fees of mankind and remains an indelible bloody stain in the history of the european colonial empires. of the, the headlines are all changed. national rushes intelligence chief warns the front should state of syria is costing a dog shadow one, the nation's future, as well as your hottest and most. and i respect the capital pricing, robert's beginning foreign back, the militants in the north korea is much the strong. so village on the golan heights, right? that's what we'll do with the box for those to provide to these relevancy risk. this is what the fans behind the marks off of the full about your all upside israel boxes forward through the golan heights, capturing a buffer. so in the nearby, very strategic and balancing range planning though, it's a temporary act for security, but they're all suggestions. a big aligned perhaps could be a way of a nation's deposed to president bush. auto site is now here in my.

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. >> along with countless insects, all those species benefit greatly from the keystone species, which the oaks. and if the oaks go and many of those species go, the face of california will change forever for the worst. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> new at 730 tonight, the opening of the san francisco ballet's nutcracker is in just a few days, but a labor dispute could actually put those performances on hold. the contract for the union dancers and stage managers, it expires on friday, coming up in just a few days. december sixth. now that is the same day as the first performance the union is asking for higher wages and health and safety protections, among other provisions. the san francisco ballet says its proposed salary increases align with those offered by their peers, including american ballet theater and new york city ballet. the ballet releasing this statement saying with the benefits and the salary increases we have proposed, we are taking a holistic approach to transparently supporting and compensating s.f. ballet's world class dancers, while simultaneously ensuring that the

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it doesn't matter if you have a clue for mazda to push on that you drove off the point where the keystone does the computer easy for me. the armageddon project is an attempt at answering fundamental biological questions that have eluded us. to push it, it's the 1st for paris or even for france in general. there's never been a research projects that isn't, that he's rats in the city or paris in particular on them. another important topic is health. just seeing how high is the risk of reps transmitting diseases in paris here too. we have no information, no data, no, no idea really. they all found a pleasant through shaky promo sheet. and finally, the 3rd topic, which i also think is very important, is understanding why some people hate radcliffe, and others loved them. and how to better approach these differing rad opinions and images. it is the most difficult. uh, do you have the, the. ringback the new york in northern england was a key part of the roman empire. and sewell archaeologist david norton is using 1000 year old bones to investigate what rats can tell us about human history. the

and it was a re route because native people mine asian defeated the keystone excell pipeline in our republican controlled state governments. so think about this sort of contradiction that puts into, you know, that, that puts in your mind when we're told by liberals are better for indigenous people . and, you know, the republicans are going to be worse. the facts don't really play out in terms of how those policies are implemented and how the indigenous movements, the indigenous and movements against these destructive industries and to push for alternatives have played out on the ground conditioning. when you say there isn't a significant difference between democrats and republicans on this issue, because of similar claim has been made by many people regarding israel and palestine. is there a link between kind of house settler colonial projects like united states or canada, or australia or new zealand operate in terms of the treatment of indigenous populations and those very same nations offering continuous support for israel earlier you sort of adjusted are you, you said it asked me to sort of

just said this and this will feed into the idea for lizzie's defenders that this was a kind of a keystone cops affair and their testimony could not be trusted. and when asked why didn't you find a bloody dress? they say, initially we didn't search whole house. we didn't think lizzie was suspect. and it's improper to go rummaging around in the bedroom bedrooms of women. they later will search the house. but by then we've already had the dress burning incident. now followed closely here for our purposes, the judge's are going to make a couple of key evidentiary rulings that will this case. first of all, the prosecco hooters want to introduce lizzie's contradictory statements. the inquest, they think they're revealing. but as you recall, at the inquest, the judge denied jennings, that she have an attorney with her and and as i mentioned, the protection of the fifth and sixth amendments of the constitution, your right against self incrimination and your right to have an attorney which protected you at the time against the federal government. we're not applied against state prosecute russians

kevin: even not from the keystone state and going for stories done on this particular case and some of major networks and seeing the crime stories and say here's a person so callous as to take advantage of the most vulnerable among us for children here. why of all the people deserve to be pardoned? 1500 is a massive number. the previous record is like 300 or something. carley: white house is saying that the president didn't consider the details of this case. the judge fit the criteria of getting his sentence commuted and that was one of the criterias and a lot of anger from josh shapiro that posted something saying he absolutely should not have done what he did. will: my wife said he keeps winning and doing the right thing from doge to daylight saving and he said republican party using best efforts to eliminate daylight saving time that has a small but strong constituencies and shouldn't and daylight saving time is incon convenient and very costly to the nation. you were both very happy and we have a little debate and we all agree with consistency. kevin: you were explaining maybe that

through the plan, i think the energy is key because biden has had a war on fracking, fossil fuels and keystoneine jobs and because the lng coverage, putin is supplying quick energy not us. donald trump made us energy independent and dominic. exporters of natural gas for the first time in american history will get us back to that. >> joe biden wasn't doing that, his staffers were in that would be a bigger story in the weeks to come. always great to see you, have a fantastic christmas in my thank you, merry christmas. >> straight ahead, rfk on a mission to make america healthy again but are american food companies setting us up to getting a sick ask the viral food babe explains how to fix the system next only on one nation. ♪ elief, the only topical with 4 powerful pain fighting ingredients that start working on contact and lasts up to 8 hours. meet the traveling trio. the thrill seeker. the soul searcher. and - ahoy! it's the explorer! each helping to protect their money with chase. woah, a lost card isn't keeping this thrill seeker down. lost her card, not the vibe. the soul searcher, is findi

. >> i think so day one president biden sat down signed, executive orders, do one stopped keystone pipelineome to biden inauguration kentucky gas 1.86 a gallon i remember that now 2.65 a gallon -- and so that is what we're focusing on day one on day one signed it so i want president trump, and we've got good ones lee zeldin epa to do what they can administratively, we need to do our job as well, working together, to unleash american energy. >> congressman we will be watching your work very important work thank you so much brett guthrie. >> that you very much see you soon a break markets higher dow industrials looking to snap prolongest losing streak since april laffer tengler, nancy tangler up next with a market outlook stay with us. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. s

it says biden signs executive orders on face mask mandate, keystone pipeline and paris accord. i don't think we'll have a face mask mandate day 1. it says mr. biden signed 1 five eos on his first day in office, more than any of his modern predecessors, none of whom signed more than one. if i'm a betting woman here, i'm thinking donald trump wants to break the 15 record. we may see more than that. >> yeah, we all recall that spade of executive orders, many of which fell spiteful particularly with the border. i think where this will be most visible day one to the american public is on the border stuff. that's not to say the other measures are not important. ice is ready to go. those marching orderses have filtered down. they know what they're going to be asked to do. the border will have much more friction. okay? not completely closed but they're going to do a lot that hasn't been done. the other place you'll see it is at the local level as tom holman sends ice out and the director of homeland security, sends ice out to try to find the bad guys. it's that simple. finding them is

through the plan, i think the energy is key because biden has had a war on fracking, fossil fuels and keystoneine jobs and because the lng coverage, putin is supplying quick energy not us. donald trump made us energy independent and dominic. exporters of natural gas for the first time in american history will get us back to that. >> joe biden wasn't doing that, his staffers were in that would be a bigger story in the weeks to come. always great to see you, have a fantastic christmas in my thank you, merry christmas. >> straight ahead, rfk on a mission to make america healthy again but are american food companies setting us up to getting a sick ask the viral food babe explains how to fix the system next only on one nation. ♪ (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandchildren. (fisher investments) i understand. that's why at fisher investments we start by getting to know each other. so i can learn about your family, lifestyle, goals and needs, allowing us to tailor your portfolio. (wife) what about commission- based products? (fisher investme

it's called keystone pipeline. have an interest in that, the ties that is used in canada for the show recovery are made in lexington, south carolina, my hometown. he's a very nice michelin tires, 12 feet high, $12,000 each. what those what those canadians to buy more tires. so that i see real change, and the securing of the border. three years ago i was at del rio. it was horrifying. when asked, i was visiting national guard troops and asked the board of virtual agents i said hey, how people cross are on the terrorist watch list? they said were not allowed to kelly. of course that is come subsequent meeting we found out hundreds. president biden himself has identified that a lone wolf could kill thousands of americans. and just it's inconceivable to me. the irresponsibility of whether it be convicted murderers, 14,000 or 20,000 rapists or sex convicted individuals. this is so irresponsible. the border will become secure and gosh, even before he's sworn in and he didn't mean as as a threat but as a promise to our ca

surrounding president biden's record-setting day of clemency one commutation sparking anger in the keystone state where the president was born. we'll get into that. plus, mystery drone's sightings sightingsthat were reported in t six states joined frustrated residents and officials demanding actions and answers. who or what is behind it all? and it's our national security at risk? super that's a big question right now if fox news a live coverage for you to take you through all the sea because northern new jersey on those drone sightings and alexandria hoff at the white house and the president's flurry of pardons and commutations first let's begin with the madison live in landover maryland. the big army navy game that the president-elect will attend brickwork suit is an iconic game in college football set to kick off in less than an hour now but will be soon trump and vance along with some other big political names at a close defense secretary nominee and army that pete hegseth is attending part so his former -- florida government former navy lawyer ron desantis will be an interesting dynami

going back to the keystone pipeline, canadian oil, so if president trump is going to drill, baby, drillalaska and he is going to keep our energy cheap and make it cheap and make us energy independent again he can't tariffs oil and gas and get that accomplished probably, at least not immediately, so if he does this -- the other one is vehicles. we have spoken to end a lot about detroit and the vehicles made in this country and in mexico and in other places, so i would predict if tariffs went away chances are some of these things are carved out anyway but the truth is he doesn't want an economy war, he doesn't want a trade war, he wants a secure border and to fulfill his main promise which is to keep bad things and bad people out of our country is much as possible, and i don't understand how canada can't be a partner in that, so i don't know why we have to get to the point of tariffs to begin with. >> jessica: but that is where he started with all of this. with the 25%. >> kennedy: yes, and that was the point to have an economic impact quickly that is obviously beneficial to americans, an

peaked 17 months into his term and did in the start to take off until president biden canceled the keystonemplementing his policy. the president took parting shots at president-elect trump's policy. listen. >> president biden: he seems determined to steep universal tariffs on all imported goods brought to the country. unmistakenly that foreign countries will bear the cost of the tariffs, rather than the american consumer. who do you think pays for this? i believe this approach is a major mistake. >> reporter: so in 40 day, president-elect trump will use tariffs as cornerstone of his economic and foreign policy. he will then unleash american energy which will lower the cost of oil and bringing down all prices. >> very simple word, grocery. like almost who -- i started using the word, the groceries, when you buy apples, buy bacon, eggs, they were double and trip. the price over a short period of time and i won an election based on that. we will bring the prices way down. >> voted listed the economy as the number one issue going into this election. >> neil: want to go to hans. the back and for

world stage, the trade threat with justin trudeau is fascinating because of the energy story in the keystoneeline and obviously the northern border is not as obviously porous as the southern border and if you look at the drugs in the migrants coming into the northern border we've seen the infiltrate new york state in particular, the fact that justin trudeau actually hightailed to mar-a-lago i thought was fascinating and it shows the power of the threats from president trump ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine, which can be fatal. stop jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, trouble breathing, or increased ketones. jardiance may cause dehydration that can sudde

host: keystone xl, the extension there. think that that is a working revival on the oil front or is it better spent checking out those technologies you were talking about? guest: again, let's do it all. if we clear away the regulatory thicket, making it cheaper for americans and pursuing sound, regulatory laws that can eliminate risk and harms for people around fossil fuels and make sure that new technologies can charge. host: donald, michigan, hello. caller: hello? host: you are on, go ahead. caller: ok. i don't know much about all this fancy stuff, but am i correct in saying that the nuclear is only used to heat the water that turns the generators to make the electricity? the nuclear really isn't used to generate electricity? guest: that's correct, the fuel rods heat water that produce steam that then turned the turbine and that is what generates electric power. you can think of the nuclear rods as sort of the fire that produces the steam that generates the electricity. host: we have dealt with wind and solar for many yea

facilities including energy to hurry up, and his successor used to the same executive order to block the keystone pipeline because it wasn't studied enough . some of these well intended policies could be manipulated. i think as far as canada and the u.s. are concerned, the new administration, really -- i hope you all agree with this, but maybe not -- we need to be seen as the same group, u.s. and canada together. i grew up close to canada. frankly, when i grew up i thought of canadians as being in the same country. i thought of them is just like us. so nice, except when it comes to the hockey game. [laughter] to borrow a moniker from the u.k., better together is where we want to be put in i think -- this is where i am out on a limb -- there are no tariffs on oil and gas. but these things get revisited, and i think in 2026 there is a concern there. do thate spur any thoughts or comments? >> i will go first. i generally agree with everything you said. policy development -- my own kind of fear, too, is it's so slow and it's so -- it doesn't reflect the realities that we have today. in many cases you

cornerstones of those great cathedrals were not even around 100 years later when other hand played the keystoneded like a key state project to make infrastructure safer and be done in one or two years. others working at warp speed or the work of a decade or more but president biden deserves the credit for making these things happen because so many others before him promised and failed to get it done. one of the few times i was fooled by donald trump was when i was a mayor and he said he was going to do a big infrastructure package. i thought why not. it's good politics. both parties would like to see it happen. why wouldn't he do that plus it seems to be something he talks about all the time. of course, they didn't but joe biden did and it was an amazing thing to watch, especially because of the bipartisan nature of that deal. it specifically vindicated his model of how to get things done in this town at a time when people said that's just not how it works anymore and the result is even more things that people said were impossible have happened. of course, they said it was politically impossibl

the keystone.be pro-energy production and we are going to, i think another big key ingredient to increase the oil output is more permitting on federal land. i'm not talking about yosemite or yellowstone are a national power. i'm talking about not environmentally sensitive lands where we have, you know, decades and maybe even centuries worth of oil and gas reserves that we could be pumping so it's a whole change in attitude and i love that you guys were saying that we should use everything we've got. it's a sort of all of the above energy strategy and that could, think about this if we do it right we could be talking about a dollar 99 gasoline. would that be nice? >> two we talk about oil and gas and what the president-elect is doing their so it's always different from the approach under biden but at the same time he completely abandoned the renewables or you don't keep your foot on the gas they are. does that risk it all giving an opening to china? to take over that sector? >> ears what i believe.