you voted in favor of mandating the keystone pipeline. i guess i want to know why, because this thing is going to go to house senate conference, and the pipeline could pass there too, could it not? >> it could. the president was never against keystone. what he wanted to do is to listen very carefully to nebraska's complaints about where the pipeline was going. and i think they were legitimate. i think the president had the right to question. i voted for this several months ago, as you remember it came up. ui thought that this transit bill, which only goes for several months up to september is something that i would have preferred to have a two or three-year plan. but i guess they'll work that out in conference. i did vote for the bill today. i think that transit money is necessary for new jersey and a lot of other states. >> all right, peter roskum, let me go back to the first point. you could get this keystone pipeline. now the transcanada people have rerouted this thing. so that's an important step in the right direction. if it goes to t

so we'll have more to talk about in regard to the keystone pipeline. this pipeline's been studied to death. this administration, for over three years, has delayed approval. the president has approved a small part and one section of it -- the country, or at least he said he would, and you can't build a pipeline that can actually deliver energy and lower costs and reliable fuel in a piecemeal fashion. this project, keystone pipeline, has been studied for 3 1/2 years now. they built the entire alaska pipeline in that period of time. so the time for studying, for delay, and for not acting on reducing energy cost, and increasing supply, has ended. additionally we have a couple of other provisions in here which i'm supportive of. one is the restore act which creates the gulf restoration trust fund. and that provides for a fair and equitable manner for division of the penalties collected by those responsible for the deep water horizon oil spill. i think that is a provision that can also help a lot of our gulf states that were hard hit and impacted by that disa

may miss out on less needed oil of washington doesn't make up its mind about the keystone pipeline and fast because while american politicians debate environmental standards other countries are ready to make america's pipe dreams their own well tell you we'll tell you all about and as crude intentions. making libertarianism cool as only are wrong paul supporter can add if the next stage of ron paul rival lucia and this one takes you through fifty states and thirteen branches of the federal reserve so that you too can help ron paul with his end game. it's friday april thirteenth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our team. well it's no question that the world is changing socially politically and economically and with the u.s. and the u.s. economy is not as robust as they once were and emerging economies such as brazil russia india and china rapidly growing geopolitics will likely look much less different than it does today but what exactly will that new world look like many predict that will be a world where the west no longer dominates by one author takes

the oil from the troubled middle east's one of these plans is the keystone pipeline which has been in and out of the media spotlight in recent years but while the first part of the pipeline was built relatively quickly plans to extend it are going nowhere fast and canada is becoming impatient so let's take a look at the current deal the u.s. has with china. well right now the keystone pipeline stems from the city of hard to see in alberta through steel city and then splits in half taking oil to kushan oklahoma as well as petaca india indiana excuse me and in recent years there have been plans a lot of plans to extend that line to pump more oil into the u.s. and here is the proposed plan for extensions to the pipeline this seven billion dollars seven billion dollars project is currently on hiatus since the us state department ordered a review of possible alternative routes to avoid the environmentally sensitive sand hills region of nebraska so instead of candor morgan pipeline company is now planning to spend five billion dollars to nearly triple the capacity of its transmission and pi

instead we should be focusing on policies that give us economic growth. >> keystone pipeline they voted the pipeline the senate is a few votes away from over coming a filibuster. do you think the president will veto this in election year? >> the president has approved part of the pipeline. the point about the president not focusing on the economy it is an unfair untrue point. he has a small business lending bill, middle class tax cut, payroll tax cut. before we start lifting things off let me give you the last word. keystone pipeline, where do you see this going next year? >> he not approves the northern keystone pipeline. he has no authority. he has no authority to approve it. it doesn't matter if he approves it or not. it will still get done. these are not international borders. it's the northern part of the keystone pipeline which is important. >> michelle fields and also tara daddel. 18 minutes after the hour. when susan sarandon tried to visit the white house she was denied at the door. the government wants you to switch to these brand new light bulbs. you are never going to get ho

>> well, of course we support the keystone pipeline from canada down to the gulf coast. and the president state of the union speech he mentioned the cushing pipeline which is the hub, which has the a glut of oil on the marketplace. which is not helping our market frankly in oklahoma and the pricing of that. and how we want, he mentioned maybe completing the keystone portion of sfrfrom cushing to t gulf coast. i had the opportunity to be in the white house four weeks ago with the governors, i asked the president, i said i know you are not for the keystone pipeline which i am for. it would create american jobs, revenue back into our states. reduces dependency, on foreign oil. and i said i hope that since you mentioned -- the portion of cushing down to the gulf that you will go ahead and complete that. three weeks later he shows up in oklahoma and says i am for it. it's good. but the problem is. it could happen without him. it's within the united states. we didn't have to have his approval on that. but he came done to take credit in the state of oklahoma for that portion of

>> people don't understand the keystone pipeline? >> it's like hillary rosen. ou think people get up in the morning -- how many people in america know about the pipeline. >> 80%. >> 80%. they don't know who the president is. >> i doubt that. >> anyway. >> the mean the president of your organization. >> the eric bolling institute. there is a point where some celebrities get so outrageous their support doesn't help a campaign. and i'm not saying julia julia s dreyfus but the keystone pipeline is another of obama's achilles. he can't be happy -- >> you're saying 80% of american people know about the keystone pipeline. >> i say yes. >> let's get the gallop people to weigh? >> i talked to a guy who said they have not polled because they don't have enough to make a percentage. >> now they will. they will. >> in time it will happen, maybe. >> what do you think about the fact rich folks, celebrities who support the president vehiclely can because they don't feel the consequences. millionaires say take this because they have a 100 million. >> when she taped the ad about

ram. >>> new hope for the keystone pipeline. was denied by president obama comes up with a new brought. transcanada's new keystone pipeline route is east of what was initially proposed and would pose less of an environmental risk. the house yesterday passed a bill stripping the president of his authority to rule on the project. in about an hour from now, the smithsonian will hold a ceremony to officially receive the space shuttle "discovery" which arrived in d.c. on tuesday on top of a 747. the first step toward being placed on permanent display and replacing the shuttle "ent "enterprise." >>> all cars could be mandated to have a black box video recorder. a bill is expected to pass the house after already passing the senate. all 2015 cars would have to be fitted with the device. >>> this morning more embarrassment for britain's royal family. french tv airing behind the scenes video of pippa middleton at that raunchy and now infamous party in paris. cnn's max foster is in london. have you seen it, max? >> yeah, i've seen the video

my question for you is, on the keystone pipeline how much of this is going to be exported? also, too, on the alaskan pipeline, how much of that is being exported? also, too, you brought up subsidies for solar, what are we doing subsidizing oil company the most profitable companies in the united states? and it would be nice if you'd get behind the president to stop the se speculation because that is one of the biggest problems with oil. thank you for taking my call. guest: jeff a good point, i've heard this brought up many times by my colleague, particularly those on the democratic side of the aisle, who knows how much of the $7 -- much of the 700 million barrels of oil that could come from alberta, canada, to our refineries in texas and louisiana by way of oklahoma in this keystone x.l. pipeline, i don't know. we've talked about this at length on the program this morning that it is a global market and you know, all of these resources get mixed. the united states reserves are plentiful, we know that, it's available. but why should there be any objection to some of the oil tha

caller: how much of the keystone pipeline will be exported? how much of the alaskan pipeline is being exported? what are we doing subsidizing oil companies, the most profitable companies in the united states? that is one of the biggest problems. thank you for taking my call. guest: jim a good point. i have heard this brought up by my colleagues. who knows how much of the 700 million barrels of oil that could come from canada down to our refineries in texas and louisiana by way of oklahoma in this keystone xl pipeline? i do not know. this is a global market. all of these resources get nicked. the united states reserves are plentiful. we know that. it is available. why should be any objection to some of the oil that is discovered, recovered, refined in this country, ending up being used in mexico or canada or brazil? i do not get your point there. the other question you asked escapes my mind. host: subsidies for oil and gas companies. guest: exactly. i mentioned solyndra and some of these subsidies that of come from the department of energy in th

existing keystone pipeline stops at oklahoma and illinois.ackers like the teamsters union say the project would create 20,000 direct american jobs and ease paint at the pump bringing on line additional 830,000 barrels of crude oil a day. environmentalists say alberta's is the world's dirtiest oil and point to past ruptures. gas near $4 a gallon democrats are growing antsy. >> i hear a lot of them say they wish they didn't have to take a stand on this. they are ready to get the keystone pipeline built. ready to move on. there backers include bob casey of pennsylvania, the voting record earned 90% grade for the liberal group americans from democratic action. it gave ten-term texas congressman gene groan 80% rating. >> i disagree with the president. i represent five refineries and they cous use the million barrels a day to make refined product in our country. >> senate majority leader harry reid hinted he might be open to rethinking keystone telling reporters maybe somebody will come up with some magic formula that will allow to us do more. bret

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i've seen in the united states indicates pretty overwhelming public opinion in favor of the keystone pipeline. president obama has told me repeatedly that this decision will ultimately be made on the basis of its merits and i have no reason not to believe him on that. but in terms -- look, i think there's two things -- three things that are very important to say about this keystone pipeline. the first is one should not in this.ay minimize the sheer this has the capacity of employing up to 30,000 people on both sides of the border. this is a huge energy project that will have enormously positive employment and economic activity effects across a range of industries in both countries, which is why business and labor are so strongly supportive of it. secondly, we talked about this earlier, energy security. the united states -- it is not possible for the united states to get a friendlier and more secure supply of oil than -- anywhere than from canada. and if one looks at the options, middle east, venezuela, i mean it's so obvious that this is the better option for energy security. the third is tha

yesterday the keystone pipeline company announced it was going to construct a pipeline between mid oklahoma and houston, texas. they pointed out this would not require any okay by the state department. that was a great relief to you, ma'am. at the same time it brings to the question of why the state department has been dudding the thing for three years to begin with. the usual answer is because it crosses an international boundary between canada and the united states. nevertheless, after the state department apparently had come to a conclusion that it had been studied enough, recall a very large demonstration of citizens surrounding the white house one sunday in the latter part of last year demanding that the keystone pipeline be stopped, there were many arguments. one of these, however, was that essentially we should not be importing more oil into our country. it's a theme of those fighting climate change who feel that fossil fuels whether it be oil, natural gas or coal creates co2 and problems for our children and grandchildren. it may be a powerful argument. it was an argument that gave

even though he avoids partisan bickering, when house republicans provided a provision in the keystone pipelinewas too much for the normally reserved jerry nadler. >> for a year avenue, republicans refused to work with democrats, completely offending the historical traditions of our committee. >> joining me now the aforementioned congressman jerry nadler, thank you for being here. >> it's a pleasure. >> let's begin with the transportation bill. what happened, and why is the republican party doing so out of line and out of historical mode? >> that's a good question. historically, the transportation committee in the house has been one place where things were done on a bipartisan basis. the bill developed on an bipartisan basis by the two staffs. this year they refused to do that. they did their own bill. they put a million poison pills in it knowing that democrats could not possibly vote for it. they chose to eliminate mass transit. even a lot of republicans could not stomach. they did a lot of things that were impossible. then they found having made sure they couldn't get any democratsic votes f

what the president ought to be doing is approving the keystone pipeline. this is this massive private sector project that will bring energy down from our friendly neighbor, canada, to the united states. he's blocking it. what he's got to do is increase public production down here. land within the federal jurisdiction, the price is down 14%. he points, however, to increased production that he had nothing to do with. it's up 96% on state owned land and private land. the president simply is standing in the way of increasing domestic production. the american people know that it's absurd for the most energy rich country in the world to be locking up such a huge percentage of its resources. >> but, senator, just in terms of the fairness issue, which is very important to americans and to politicians, one hopes, the oil companies are making record profits, and yet taxpayers are paying for these loopholes for oil companies, which are basically tax breaks. so just on the face of it, sir, it certainly does seem to a lot of americans that people who are making record

. >> and people say, hold on, there's this no keystone pipeline, that's not true either, right? >> it's not. there are other work -- there are other pipelines available and other companies are developing pipelines to get it out. and with the president's position recently and not having approved the northern portion of the keystone pipeline, there's tremendous pressure in canada now to move that oil to the west coast and send it to asia. so that oil is going to be produced and it's going somewhere. we hope it's going to come here to the u.s. but if it doesn't and if we don't get that pipeline approved, it may well go to the west coast. >> and if we don't start using natural gas? energy is going to send our natural gas overseas too, isn't it? >> well, there's certainly some movement. as you know to build lng terminals to export natural gas, we're seeing that in the gulf coast area and we're seeing in the west coast of canada. >> so the world's pretty up -- the united states is upside down when it comes to nonenergy policy. not only take advantage of a huge natural gas resource, bu

what do you hear on the next vote in the senate on the keystone pipeline?> well, obviously the house is very aggressive about this. there is no just fekz for this decision. i think the fact that the president had to scramble to oklahoma to try to appear like he was supportive of the southern portion, which is encouraging, but that was built despite him because it could get around his permitting, and the truth is it still doesn't bring canadian oil from our ally to the united states to be refined here and used in america and so i just -- i appreciate the point that has been made, but these investments in energy manufacturing were made long before this president was in office. they're coming to fruition today despite his efforts. >> all right. >> so leave it will, gentlemen. i'm sorry. on the got to leave it there. jared bernstein and congressman kevin brady. mr. brady is vice claim of the joint economic committee. special programming note for tomorrow evening, the very outspoken former mississippi governor haley barbour will be here to visit. senate passes a

what we need to do are things he is saying "no," like the keystone xl pipeline which, i hope, he will have a change of heart on. >>stuart: is there another vote or fresh look at the keystone xl pipeline decision coming up soon? >>guest: there is in the house of representatives. they will vote on it as an attachment to a transportation bill they will move and that will put it in conference. i would hope a we might be able to get something out of the conference that would include the keystone pipeline. we will continue to try and advance it in the senate but right now we are running into resistance from democrats but the last time we voted we got a decisive majority, 56 or 57 votes in the senate. we needed 60 to get passed the filibuster but if we can get the democrats who realize the importance of this issue we could put a bill on the president's desk and force him to make a decision whether he wants to sign a bill that allow how,000 -- allows 800,000 gallons of oil. this has been driving by the environmental extremist groups part of his political base it is an election year. he does n

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in addition, the bill provides for the approval of the keystone x.l. pipeline by giving the federal energy regulatory commission 30 days to approve the keystone x.l. pipeline expansion and also includes language contained in h.r. 3096, the resources and ecosystems sustainability and revised economies of the gulf coast states or restore act, which would establish the gulf coast restoration trust fund and dedicate 80% of penalties paid by the responsible parties in connection with the deep water horizon oil spill to the restoration of the gulf coast ecosystem and economy. . our constituents are feeling great, real pains at the pump. and their pains are being ignored by the president and his liberal extremist enablers in congress. recent polls indicate that 63% of americans say increases in gas prices have caused financial hardship for their families. my democratic colleagues may be well served to ignore their occupy wall street handlers for a moment and recognize that as gas prices increase, it costs more to transport foods and other services which lowers the sta

that camera, talk to harry reid and tell him they got to pass this thing. >> not only is the keystone pipelinee we bring conflict-free oil from alberta, but it will be montana oil, montana jobs that will be drilling this oil and putting american oil in that pipeline. it's good for america. it's good for jobs. >> are you talking to harry reid there? >> i'm talking to everybody in america. >> good enough. the governor is going to stick around because he's got some stuff. if you are out on the streets of new york city and you say where can i get some good jerky? you can get it from the hand of the governor. >> buffalo jerky! >> buffalo jerky and huckleberry jam. >> holy cow. real pleasure having you. >> somebody said you can't get something for nothing here in new york, you can here today. >> that's right. stop by and he'll be with us shortly. meanwhile, a big two hours of "fox & friends" on tap. president bush getting high praise from the dalai lama. that at the top of the hour. you're watching "fox & friends" live from the streets of new york city. fiona here was just te that ford dealers sell

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but while on stage with canadian prime minister harper, he makes no mention of the keystone pipeline. and sizzle number two, manufacturing numbers beat expectations, sending the market soaring on the first day of the new quarter. dow up 52, naz up 28, s&p up 11, the economists are now raising their gdp forecasts upwards. all that good news. plus mitt romney will win big in wisconsin tomorrow night marching towards the nomination, but he's got some problems and i'll tell you what they are. tonight i unveil larry's ten commandments of growth. number one, thou shalt lower taxes. >> we begin with the north american leader summit today, gas prices 3d.93. no mention of the oil pipelines. but there were words of obamacare turnovers. john joins us with the highlights. good evening. >> it was an interesting day at the white house. you had the three amigos, prime minister harper of canada, the prime minister of mexico, as well president obama meeting. it was notable what was discussed and what wasn't. first of all, on obamacare, this is the first comments the president's made since the supreme

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prime minister harper has voiced disappointment with the ski keystone pipeline decision. canada has the world's third largest oil reserves after saudi arabia and venezuela. and that event is going to be at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. while congress is on break this week and next, c-span3 is going to feature american history tv in prime time at 8:00 p.m. eastern. on the, the life of president dwight eisenhower. the architect of the memorial honoring the nation's 34th president and from president eisenhower's granddaughter, who opposes it. then an archival film about eisenhower made by the u.s. army. >>> the international monetary fund meets this month for more talks on europe and other issues and the house financial services committee asked treasury secretary timothy geithner about that meeting and the stability of international financial system. republican committee members opposed contributions to the imf to help resolve the european debt crisis. this hearing is about 2 1/2 hours. >>> this hearing will come to order. the purpose of the hearing today is to receive the a

the point is, shawn, the most shovel-ready infrastructure position is the keystone pipeline. the building trades council who obama spoke to today, all are in favor of the keystone pipeline project. and literally hundreds of thousands of jobs are at stake. blue collar jobs, construction jobs. shawn, is this going to be continuing as a campaign issue, because there is going to be another vote. i think obama's not going to be able to get around this. i mean i just don't see how he gets around this, shawn. how does he get around this? >> for three years, this administration has given unions everything that they want. the stimulus bailout for general motors. you name it. >> i'm glad you're -- >> everything that they wanted. the one time that we actually agree with them that keystone equals jobs is the one time he actually caves and sides with the environmentalists. >> brad woodhouse, let me switch gears a little bit. does president obama support occupy wall street, the mayday parades are going to be perform, parades, protests, whatever. is he a supporter of occupy wall street? >>

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the keystone pipeline, at shutting down of drilling. even if you are an extreme environmentalist, you know we are i in the midst of an credible boom in oil and shale, and the obama administration and its left-wing allies are doing everything they can to minimize it -- >> [laughter] >> he claims there is mo drilling -- >> on private and state lands. on federal lands, it is down. there is no way to justify it keystone. the perfect analogy for what obama is doing on fossil fuels. epa has regulation -- >> hey you got your swipe in. >> i will also give you a fact. the epa pass a regulation that will shut down the entire coal industry in n a couple of decades. >> the extreme non- environmentalists will not rest until there are 1 oil rigs at arlington cemetery. >> the real fear is a war in the middle east, which would drive oil prices through the roof. >> look a at how they are dealing with this. romney using a loophole for non- disclosure is an issue and the fact we don't have a coal industry in a few years is not an issue. i've not seen any