you know operations of the keystone pipeline and ambitious pipeline is firing off a war of opinions a seven billion dollar project to transport eight hundred thousand barrels of tar sands oil a day from canada down to the gulf coast phase one of the keystone project from old burdick canada to halfway through the u.s. has been constructed with almost every mile built met with protest trans canada said that they expect that eleven spills over a fifty year period in its first year had over thirty five spills the keystone x.l. a major extension of the pipeline is causing a stir while the obama administration debates its pros and cons before giving it a final go ahead or halting construction while those pushing the project ahead see it will create more jobs a largely publicized cornell study found that the project would kill more jobs than it would provide the argument that you know twenty thousand jobs are going to be created just isn't true when the state department used trance canada's own numbers for you know looking at job creation they found that about two thousand five hundred to fo

but saying you want to take action and then approving the keystone pipeline xl pipeline those would beincompatible. >> michael: let's take the pipeline thing a little bit further. if president obama were to reject keystone pipeline x, l, wouldn't they find another way? >> the fossil fuel industry want americans to think it is a forgone conclusion -- rather than the tar sands will be dug up and burned but the truth is it's not. and this's a reason why trans-canada wants to build the keystone pipeline pipeline, because it's the cheapest way to get the oil out. there is another option which is possibly to build some kind of pipeline to move the oil to the west, but there's a huge obstacle to that, which is that you have the first nations people of canada which are very activated and empowered who have basically said we are not going to let this happen. so it's far from a forgone conclusion. and the idea that a president who says look i want to take action on climate change on behalf of future generations should base his decision on whether the canadians might otherwise try to get this tar

we should do the keystone pipeline. a tremendous opportunity with 25,000 jobs. >> is there anything congress can do with this keystone pipeline? if he were to say no, can convert the around this? >> sure, i am the co-sponsor of a bill. we have passed legislation through congress -- this is a bipartisan issue, by the way. we're not talking about democrats versus republicans. the bills we have had to say, president, green light the keystone pipeline have had tremendous democrat support, not on the republican support. really the only people standing in the way right now is the president of the united states, but we will continue to try to do that legislatively, but at the end of the day, he has the legal authority and we're pushing to get this done. >> there is a new report out that most of the oil from alberta would be sent overseas. is this about shoring up u.s. energy security? >> some of the things we have seen, if this is green light li8 ghted, this will create many jobs. there are about $5 billion of private money re

creditcards.com. >> the could he >> some keystone pipeline protesters might want to listen to this, the state department saying in a freshly released rye view and the white house needs to decide. if the president passes this, what will happen? >> first off, people are fed up with gas prices and in fact, the midwest has sort of been benefitting from this disparity of oil availability. this study just proved i think what many of us have been saying from outside experts, that in fact, not only did 1/10 of 1% of temperature ririse rise, whatever that means. the goss pri the gas prices in the time when we need a boost. >> the oil fans are dirtier in contributing climate change and-- >> and now the state department is not saying that. >> let me finish the point. a teat to drinking water and said it wouldn't do much in terms of oil prices because this oil will make it into the u.s. markets anyway, the state department knocked down one of those three big pillars today. they said they do not believe there will be a big environment impact. it seems to me the critics of the obama administration ca

were able to attract some 30,000, maybe 50,000 protesters to sit we are going to block this keystone pipelineave to do this to stop climate change. trying to block one pipeline in thinking that that is going to cut or stop oil usage is like shooting the pizza delivery guy to make her die at work. it is a silly notion. >> i'm amazed by this because at the end of the day you are saying that it's going to get here either way. what will be safer for the american people? >> what is safer for the environment is pipelines, of course. railroads tend to have more accidents and it's cheaper to move it. they were arrested at the white house just a few weeks ago in an effort to raise publicity on this very issue. canadian national railroad alone. in 2012, the increase of the amount of oil they moved by rail sixfold and they expect it will double again this year. this oil is going to get to market's. gerri: tummy one reason why this pipeline should be built. would he think is the most important? >> well, i think it's economic development, clearly. even before that, time for cheap and abundant and reliable

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that is why i have led the effort in the house to support the keystone xl pipeline, a project that would bring more north american energy to the marketplace and put thousands to work. keystone would grade roughly 20,000 new jobs related to the construction of the pipeline and create another 118,000 jobs downstream. labor leaders in my hometown said it would create 2000 jobs here. keystone is primed to give our economy a shot in the arm and make energy more affordable. it will not cost tax payers dime. despite that, the omabama administration tries to block it with every excuse in the book. it has now been more than 1600 days since the initial permits were filed to build the pipeline. it took the united states a little more than 1300 days to win world war ii. took lewis and clarke about 1100 days to walk the louisiana purchase. the keystone pipeline is a no- brainer. through several environmental reviews and picked up support from a broad, and grassroots coalition of unions and employers, public backing has risen to 70%. last week, the democratic run senate endorsed keystone with a filibu

the keystone pipeline. the oil industry is celebrating the fourth positive report on the project that came out late friday. president obama has run out of excuses. he must approve the keystone pipeline. you have heard of too big to fail. what about too big to jail? a bipartisan team of senators wants to know if the justice department is refusing to prosecute big banks because they are afraid it would implode world financial markets. "the kudlow report" begins now. >>> the dow continues to flirt with a record high. we are 37 p points from the 2007 peak. corporate profits at record levels. profit margin 14.2% in the third quarter of 2012. that's the best since 1950. housing getting better. the latest numbers show housing starts up more than 24% over the past 12 months. and the natural gas shale energy boom has begun. experts predict it will last for 30 years. the economy still suffers from high unemployment. not much upward movement in income levels. pot line, the economy is growing. the real bottom line to m

keystone pipeline which still awaits his decision.'t expect a verdict anytime soon, but an obama spokesman says the president's focus remains on new investment in green energy and combatting climate change and not whether the keystone pipeline gets bill, but a new congressional bill could change that. as senator baucus puts forth legislation that would congress the ultimate authority to build that pipeline. what he said on fox. >> i spoke with the president yesterday and he says, he well, he's still maybe going to take the balance of this year to make a decision so we've put bipartisan legislation forward and got a lot of support for it and it's to get the project going. >> it's going to create a lot of jobs, thousands of jobs, and i don't think it's worth getting in the weeds whether it's 10,000 jobs or 15,000 jobs, it's going to create jobs. therefore it should be built and also provides energy security for our country, for north america. it's a no-brainer, this should be built. >> here with reaction is iowa congressman steve king.

ramping up pressure on president obama and secretary of state carried to approve the keystone xl pipelinew, can their campaign finally help keystone get the green light? with me now is one of the lieutenant governor's leading that charge. thank you for joining as on "money." what does this mean for your state if the pipeline gets built? >> it's great to be with you. thank you for having me on. the oil-rich state of oklahoma. would be a boon for a, on a lot of levels. have a background as a former secret service agent. it is important for homeland security, national defense. i have a background as a land man in the oil business and also as lieutenant governor. was the first to testify before the state department about the benefits of the keystone by point. it will be good for oklahoma, but it would be very good for our country. adam: why? and stan building the pipeline alone, the portion that is being built south already under construction, 3,000 jobs. overall what are we talking about with regard to job creation? >> the portion you mentioned is known as the gulf coast portion. that alone

pipeline to its best customer, the united states. joining me now to discuss the negative side of the oil sands and the keystone xl pipeline is van jonesdent obama's green jobs czar in his first term in office. he's now a cnn contributor. joining us from los angeles is actress darryl hannah. you may know her from her roles in movies like "splash" and "kill bill." she's a very public activist for environmental causes, now the executive producer of a new documentary movie coming out this weekend called "green lying bastards." >> uncover the conspiracies behind the campaigns. >> this is what i want it to look like. >> and the greedy, lying pastnds behind it all. >> could it be that man maid global warming is the graethest hoax ever perpetrated on the american people? >> the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the american people? >> corporations who have us where we are, who have us over a barrel, would love to keep it that way. >> darryl hannah, welcome to the show there are two issues with the keystone xl pipeline that the environmental community raises. one is what the expanded pipeline network could mean for increased oil sand mining in

the keystone pipeline. president says for all of the above yet we're still waiting for that to be approved. if i were democrats i would be nervous. >> keystone pipeline is not biggest issue in the country. bill: alan, you win a election and second term you get a bit of a buoyancy. >> rasmussen has him at 51%. cbs "washington post", 48%. he is pretty much where most presidents are little a above. there is always always honeymoon period of a the election which --. bill: 7 point dip, bother you, alan? >> no. not really. i don't think, expect it is not much different than we normally see in this kind of trajectory at this point in a typical presidency, what do you think of that, myra? >> again i think his economic job approval, would be very concerning if i were democrats. it was significantly lower than his overall approval. look at independents it is even lower. if i were democrats i would be quite nervous about that. that pose as huge opportunity for republicans to put forth ideas and proposals. voters are f

a push to get the keystone pipeline approved by the u.s. government.n this particular facility they do refine some heavy crude coming from canada already and they would feed directly into the keystone pipeline of it was approved by the state department and eventually failed. -- filled. if the pipeline was denied by the u.s. government if it would hurt u.s. canadian relations. he wouldn't exactly go there, but he did it certainly couldn't hurt. >> that is a paramount importance to canada extremely important for the united states as well, so we don't want anything to jeopardize that relationship, nevertheless we think this project is important, it is a win-win for both our countries, advantageous for canadians and americans, and we hope the administration will do the right thing. rich: it is expected to obama administration will make its his decision sometime this summer. a real political needle the government has to thread. you have environmentalists who are opposed to it for president that has highlighted the administration presided over an area or a t

. >> called the keystone xl pipeline.no-brainer but has been blocked by the obama administration for four years. >> we are absolutely committed as the republican team to keep the keystone pipeline on the front burner. >> approving this pipeline seems like a no-brainer. >> keystone is an obvious close. >> there is no reason for the keystone pipeline to be blocked another day. >> in case you are are curious the third clip is a block. the ketone is one change the president can effect on his own. thanks so the supreme court's ruling in massachusetts versus epa in 2007 decision little not outside of energy circles, it was determined that the epa could under its existing authority under the clean air act regulate carbon as a pollutant. they could promulgate binding rules that would make it very difficult for dirty power plants to continue operating as they are now. this was the crucial freighted sub text when the president said in the state of the union address he would prefer a cap and trade plan like john mccain and joe liebe

we'll start with the keystone pipeline. # i'll tell you why it should be built. then i'll have one of the most determined opponents, the head of the sierra club tell me why he disagrees. >>> next up, hugo chavez is dead. will his successor continue chavez's antiamerican, antiwestern, anticapitalist ways or is this the beginning of a new venezuela? we have a great panel. including moses nian. >>> also, rand paul is worried about americans killing americans on american soil. he's right. but there's another huge problem with drones we need to start worrying about. i'll explain. >>> first, here's my take. later this year the obama administration will have to make a decision on whether to green light the keystone pipeline. that's the 2,000 mile pipeline that would bring oil from the tar sands of canada to the gulf of mexico. i'm sure you've heard all the dire warnings about it. but another way to think about this, is to ask, what would happen if the pipeline did not go forward? the department of state released an extremely thorough report that tries to answer just thi

i like the connection that you made between the koch brothers venezuela and the keystone pipeline of course but great people defended the koch brothers to me they said that they're there great free market capitalist see you are pushing for causes that are for civil liberties that are against the drug war can you break down why it's so dangerous to have two billionaires influence in shaping so much of the future of this country well because it will choke to death and will and will drown that is the koch brothers are the emphasis behind the x l pipeline it's true that they have their correctly deny that they have no direct ownership of the pipeline or its oil but why is the oil going always from canada always out of houston why are we taking off from canada to houston after all texas has some oil the answer is that the koch brothers refinery is at the end of the x. pipeline the flint hills refinery that's where most of the oil will end up right now they have to buy their oil from venezuela the heavy oil that hugo chavez is a government produced and chavez that wouldn't give it away the

going to talk about the other side of the controversial pipeline debate when we come back. >>> let's continue our conversation about the keystoneontroversy. ambassador gary dewar, canadian ambassador to the united states, joins us. daryl hannah still with us. a lot of material in that last one including the fact that canadian ambassadors are going around the world to, you know, to get sort of -- sell everybody on this idea. >> well, the canadian ambassador was in copenhagen. we obviously joined with president obama committing to the reductions, the green house gas reductions, the same ones. we were in copenhagen talking about how we could reduce green house gases by having light vehicle energy efficiency standards, which we've implemented. so has the president. >> the issue, though, is that the production of oil, if you drill a hole in texas for oil, it is -- it doesn't -- the actual drilling of the oil doesn't produce green house gases. but the argument is that the production of this oil sand, the way to get the oil out of of this nugget, out of the sand, uses green house gas because you've got to use natural gas and warm wate

on this keystone pipeline? if he were to say no, can congress try to get around this? >> sure. we're moving forward. i'm a cosponsor of a bill by lee terry which actually greenlight it is key stope pipeline. we passed legislation through congress. and this is a bipartisan issue. we're not talking about republicans against democrats here. people might think those are the only battles. the bills we have had to say greenline the key stone pipeline have had tremendous democrat support. not only republican support. so really the only people standing in the way right now is the president of the united states. and he can greenlight that himself. but we're going to try legislatively to do it. but at the end of the day he's got the legal authority and we're just trying to push him to get this done. >> there's a new report out that most of the oil that would come from alberta would actually be sent overseas. is there any merit to kind of looking at restricting exports here? if this is really about shoring up u.s. energy

to drum up support for the keystone pipeline. rich? refinery in houston, they clean the heavy crude and distill it and it would be the same type of oil and they could have an extension built here from the keystone pipeline so folks here as well as in canada are looking for that approval process that's taking place in washington right now with the state department. the latest on that, an environmental review, a preliminary report from the state department, there's 45 days of a public comment period and then soon, we should be possibly this summer getting the obama administration's call as to whether or not we can go ahead and build the keystone pipeline. the canadian natural resources minister down here in houston today pushing for the financing, pushing for the approval process and also caught up with him so take a listen. >> i think there's a lot of people in business, particularly people here in texas who understand the economic and national security benefits of getting the keystone pipeline approved. i mean, we're talking here about

the big story, keystone xl pipeline. department coming out with an environmental study saying essentially that it's environmentally sound. but it's not approving the project going forward. that has to do, that is falling to the president. and we don't have word that that has happened of yet. the u.s. chamber of commerce put out a statement saying, "the environmental impact statement released today is long overdue. continues to build a strong case supporting the construction of the keystone xl pipeline and will create thousands of jobs and generate millions in revenue for states, local government that badly need them." the sierra club you wouldn't surprised had a different take. they're outraged by the state department deeply flawed analysis today. whether the failure was willful or accidental, this report is nothing short of malpractice. president obama said he is committed to fighting the climate crisis. if that is true, he should throw the state department report away and reject the dirty and dangerous keystone xl pipe

keystone. the pipeline proponents want to sidestep the need for presidential approval. how quickly could the keystone get the green light, even when they say it ain't, it's always about "money." ♪ all right. first, let's turn to other market moment. a record date. and of looking almost unstoppable. the strong jobs report. another solid boost to stocks. the dow posting its fourth straight record close rising for the sixth straight session. nasdaq with the rest of your high. and just 14 points from its all-time closing high. and our top story tonight, jobs. the february numbers are out, and a crest expected any teeseven expectation, bringing unemployment down. hold on to your hat. we go behind the headlines here on "money." there is more the you need to know. the labor force participation rate dropped to 63 and a half%. so with fewer people are looking for work, the encouraging numbers look better than they actually are. do they really reflect the true state of the economy? with us now, thank you for joining us. good to see you. so, the unemployment rate drops to a below w

. >> you know there's one major shovel-ready project ready to go, and that's the keystone pipeline. >one xl pipe line. it is a no brainer, it has been blocked by the obama administration now for four years. >> we are absolute committed as republican team to keep the keystone pipeline on the front burner. >> approving this pipeline seems like a no brainer. >> keystone was an obvious choice. >> there's no reason for the keystone pipeline to be blocked for another day. >> in case you're curious, third to left there was the republican jeans caucus in favor of the keystone xl pipeline. one piece of climate change policy the president can effect on his own. the other thing the president can do on his own without going through congress, which in the grand scheme of things might even be more significant than keystone is that thanks to the supreme court's ruling in massachusetts versus the epa in 2007, a decision little noticed outside of energy circles, it was determined that the epa could under its existing authority under the clean air act regulate carbon as a pollutant. they could promulga

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house says no to the idea of congress taking the keystone pipeline decision out of the ad mings' handsgh in is congressman of nebraska, and, welcome to the show. great to have you, sir. tell me, do you want to be involved in the decision? >> it needs to be. it's been 1600 days, and it looks like they are setting up for more foot drags and delay. congress needs to take over the issue. gerri: well, you met with the president. did you get the sense from him he's willing to modify his position? >> no, he didn't signal any way. he criticized it. he would talk off the environmental talking points about it doesn't really create jobs. it's all going to be exported, and just that everyone exaggerated. gerri: that squashes that hope. let's go to governor brown in california who said he might go with the mining of the california shale deposit, do you buy that? >> i think that's a smart move on his play. it's shocking to me, really, that he would make that decision as tight as he is with their environmental community, but the reality is 60 years of this technology being used, a million wells drill

. >> gregg: keystone pipeline passed the senate, 17 democrats sided with the republicans on the keystone pipeline. does that increase the political fortunes and maybe prod the president to go against the environmentalists? >> it does. it passed the senate and support in the house. it definitely puts the burden on the president to make a decision about whether or not he wants to sign off on this project. from everything our reporters at roll call, decision is supposed to come in the second quarter of this year. it puts the pressure on him. >> gregg: a lot of environmentalists say the building of keystone pipeline will cut the carbon emissions, but that is whole another story. shira, good to see you. >> arthel: under orders to slash hundreds of millions of dollars, program aviation administration planning to close 149 air traffic facilities around the country. this will force pilots to coordinate among themselves on a controlled frequency. >> gregg: we are learning now more about the tragic accident in alabama. a flight status sign suddenly falling at birmingham airport killing a boy and i

there are always two issues with the keystone pipeline. one is whether the particular route the pipeline would take, whether that would jeopardize auk k aquifers. they have rerouted the pipeline, to is on that issue has been dealt with. the other is whether it will significantly release greenhouse gases. and the state department report seems to suggest if you don't do the keystone pipelines, those reverses, those resources will be developed anyway and simply take another route out. so, look, i think we need time -- >> and take, they say, another route that would cause more harm to the environment. >> that's right. this is where we have to look at the facts, we have to look at the evidence. that is why we have this public comment period so other people get an opportunity to look at the state department findings and determine whether they think they're right or wrong. so that's what i'm doing. i'm in the process of looking at the state department findings. and i'll be interesting in listening to public comment on this. >> congressman chris va

one big vote coming up in the senate on the keystone pipeline.last week as well, and it has become an issue in the senate race. kate is joining us in studio this morning. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> bill: where are we with this process? it's still the state department that has to act right in >> that's right. what is going on right now is the state department has been conducting this major environmental review on these tar sands, and bringing down some of the most toxic and polluting oil down through the united states. they are going to hold a public hearing in nebraska within a month, and once that process wraps up then eight federal agencies will get together and determine whether or not this pipeline is in our national interest. and the president then will make a decision on whether or not to approve the pipeline. we expect that we'll probably see a decision this year. maybe early october? >> bill: can you tell from the draft environmental impact report whether -- what the conclusion is? that it's environmentally okay or

host: speaking of canada, the keystone pipeline. here's the opinion section of the wall street journal this morning -- guest: i think that's absolutely right. what we need to move forward right now in developing the pipeline. opponents of the pipeline the by stopping the pipeline they will stop oil sands development. that's not going to aspen. oil sands are worked sometimes canada's gdp, so they are going to be developed. if you are an environmentalist, you'll bring that oil to the u.s. because it has lower emissions. the science shows are no adverse impacts, so let's move ford. host: this is the sierra club's reaction -- guest: nonsense. the oil is going to be developed in the oil sands are worth $14 trillion. the 10 time canada's ttp peter will be developed. the question is where will it go? if they go anywhere but the u.s., it will be higher emissions, higher for production and consumption,. all the things have said that keystone xl pipeline should be developed, so let's move forward right now. host: jeff in, no beach, florida, a

stop the summer blend and pass the keystone xl pipeline. canada wanting to send something to us. it's very simple but nobody is doing anything. >> eric: there is over hundred gasoline blends in america. midwest blend, southern blend. high ethanol content -- it goes on. how about one blend? >> that is state level you are arguing with the federal government should be dictating the state laws. i don't think you are. this is not what is causing the crisis to go up. we have the highest domestic production since 1992. we are less reliant on foreign oil we have been in two decades. notices the regulations. >> eric: what is it? >> it is the refineries that we see, big five coming in putting smaller refineries out of business and for profits. >> eric: jonathan, oli g.o.p. oly refinery system, we haven't had a new refinery built because of epa and regulations? >> those are the same refineries that have dealt with over a hundred billion dollars in regulatory costs during the 1990s. rghdz don't create any plants they don't innovated. all they do is des

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i have led the efforts in the house to support the keystone pipeline that would bring more north american energy to the marketplace and the thousands to work. keystone will create 20,000 new jobs related to the construction of a pipeline and this will create another 118,000 jobs. labor leaders in my home town tell me it will create 2000 jobs here. keystone is primed to give the economy a shot in the arm and make energy more affordable and it will pay -- it won't cost the taxpayers a dime. the obama administration continues to block the keystone theline with every trick in book. it has been at 600 days since -- since the papers were filed. it took a 1300 days to win world war two and about 1100 days to walk the louisiana purchase. the pipeline is a no-brainer. it has passed muster through several environmental reviews, with support from abroad, a grass-roots coalition of employers, public backing is rising to 70%. last week the democratic senate endorsed keystone with a filibuster-proof of 62 votes, a bipartisan show of support rarely seen in washington. the people in the congress have spo

hopefully the tax reform and keystone pipeline is pushed forward so the kids -- kids -- >> bob: he took. after four years -- >> andrea: wait. he didn't. he blamed bush. going forward he will blame the sequester. >> bob: you are telling me in 2012, the president of the united states did not suffer at the polls because of the economy? >> andrea: play the tape. >> bob: the shallow, hollow party at yours. >> andrea: you don't need to throw insults. this is what you do when you're on your heels. you celebrated that president obama -- you said every day. he whooped it. we won. get over it, guys. you have can't have it both ways. >> bob: not trying to have it both ways. the economy was clearly there and people knew it and they still re-elected the president of the united states. >> eric: here is the reality, which has nothing to do with president obama, bob. recessions last between 18 to 24 months on average. this one lasted technically about 30 months. and if you add in to the negative growth you can make an argument for four-year recession. >> bob: okay. >> dana: they will never say they hav

locking the keystone pipeline. will president obama gave to the radical left? also?, whited inner this woman die? >> i don't understand why you're not willing to help us patient. gerri: and consumers not getting their rewards as hotel chains get stingy with loyalty programs. "the willis report" is on the case. >> we need to get cpr started, this is not enough. >> we cannot do cpr. >> anybody there can do cpr. this is a human being. is there anybody there that can do that? anyway we can help this lady and not let her die? >> not at this time. gerri: a chilling 911 call. outrage going tonight over that call. a nursing home refusing to give cpr to an 87 woman who collapsed in the dining hall because they say that it is against their policy. it all happened here. glenwood gardens retirement home in bakersfield, california. joining me now is a defense attorney along with doctor marc siegel, and a member of the fox news "a-team." doctor marc siegel, tell me, is this common that an institution like this has a policy of not even responding with the most basic kinds of medica

> growing calls to prove a long delayed oil pipeline project after a new report from the state department. environmentalists objected to building the keystoneobama administration has blocked the project for four years. but a new state department report now finding the pipeline would not cause any significant environmental harm. i'm arthel neville. get you back to "the five." stick around because i'm back with rick folbaum at 6:00 o'clock sharp. 3 on the west coast. >>> if you watch the nightlyth news on thursday night, you wouldn't have heard a word about the bob woodward controversy. but this story about dennis rodman getting together with north korean dictator kim jong-un did make the cut, on a abc, nbc and cbs. >> the image of the day from overseas, dennis rodman and kim jong-un. >> who became the first american to meet with the new leader of north korea? the wild child of basketball, dennis rodman. >> you would be hard pressed toa find an odder couple than this. >> after rodman had dinner and drinks with the dictator, he had some kind words as well. >> they were so honest, and one thing that guess what, his grandfather and his father we

>> the state department has come up with a slightly different route for the keystone pipeline. might only go through three states instead of five is the early word we're getting. what that means is it might have less of an environmental impact that could give the state department and the white house justification to say let's move forward on it despite some of the environmental objections. that might be good news for republicans on the hill who have been pressing the president saying this will create a lot of jobs. this will make us less energy dependent on foreign oil, but i will tell you that people inside the white house, number one, are saying this does not mean it's yes. it's not a green light yet. they're moving closer to it but not a green light. they still feel inside the white house this won't be some big job boon that republicans say on the hill, that they'll be short-term construction jobs but not necessarily long term jobs that will be massive jobs creator that republicans have suggested. i think the point is the white house is moving closer to approving this pipeli