please explain the difference between the keystone pipeline and the keystone xl and whether or not president biden has actually shut down either. guest: great question. it seems to catch everybody's attention. i find infrastructure in -- pipeline infrastructure in north america is pipeline. those two lines are part of the same system what was needed was for that last segment to be approved to get it from canada, to oklahoma, to the gulf. the administration essentially killed the project because of the time delay that would take place. they sent not do it while we are in office, possibly an 8 year delay. that was a troubling signal to our closest partner that we were not going to participate with them appeared it had ramifications not just for the pipeline but for broader energy infrastructure. that is why if you hear the industry being worried about being the banked were not funded -- debanked host: the pipeline would not have increased capacity for years. guest: it would have taken several years, but oil market locally and to the future. that extra supply could bring imbalance to the americ

one is a canard we have got to get over with, that is the keystone and the dakota pipelines. canada is still sending us that drudge oil to galveston, it is still down there. it is coming on trucks, trains, the same thing. the pipeline has no impact virtually on that issue. the other thing is, what about clean refineries? where are they listed? when these guys turn down a refinery and shut it down, how come we are not following up and sing, when are we going to create clean refineries? no one mentions that. if he could answer those two questions, that would be helpful. thank you, greta. guest: greta looks so good, i have got nothing. host: [laughter] guest: appreciate your call. i think we beat this keystone to death, it is what it is. it is unfortunate that it has taken off a life and has become symbolic on both sides of all that is good and all that is bad. i think if i understand your question correctly on refineries, i would point out again that we do it better, cleaner, with more regulations in the united states than anywhere in the world. we ought to be thinking about ho

this nonsense that joe biden killed the keystone pipeline is complete nonsense. in april 2020, trump brokered and into the price war and since then they have been colluding to drive up the price of oil. u.s. companies have proper tiered along with that. republicans who are blaming it on the keystone pipeline's and biden's policies. there has been nothing done on oil. host: apologies caller we only have a limited amount of time left. guest: i wanted to tell him to preach. i wanted to hear him continue because he was laying down the truth out there. the truth of the matter is that today, ex-president trump is hosting saudi arabia's golf tournament at one of its income producing properties that did so well while he was in office. i am sure he is quite happy about that. while he is having secret communications before he got elected and during the time he got elected with vladimir putin. the saudis and the russians under putin have been driving the price of gas and the price of oil up. president trump will do the bidding of both saudi arabia and president putin. these

he shut down the keystone pipeline.as basically destroyed the economy because he sold his soul to become president to the progressive left. he's doubled down on punishing americans at all costs. he's not suffering, but the american people are suffering. he put the american people last. he put the democratic party first. that's why we're suffering. >> uh-huh, okay, and, you know, in his message, he's asking as if gas station owners, you know, have the leeway to bring down prices, but really we know that a lot of this has to do with crude oil prices. that's what sets the prices at the pump overall. so tommy, really, if the president really wanted to do something, what more could he do? >> let's just imagine for a moment that gas prices weren't already soaring before ukraine and russia and that whole debacle. let's just pretend that was true, that was the case. for the moment. if this president was any bit of a leader whatsoever what he would have done is listen, now we're facing this global issue, ukraine, russia, prices

you're still saying that it is all regulation and we did not get enough recess and it is the keystone pipeline pretty there are people who e.believe you but a lot of us do not, because of the absolutely obscene profits that you have been making because you still insist that everything is the fault of the government who did not give you everything you want and do you want to try to do a better job without what question would you like to ask our guests. >> it what would you like to ask our guests specifically. >> i am asking him when they are going to stop blaming the government and the keystone pipeline loss which by the way was an option to sell thus the oil, not guaranteed which was not going to do much for us because of that and how many times do count of it can we go through this and please expect. >> look at, that caller is expressing frustration that millions of people feel it i think my responses that functions largely independent and largely independent of significant government subsidy or support one way or the other and again, and i understand the frustration because that is been sort

we have to resend our position on the keystone pipeline. why do i say this?on't want a green energy platform in the country, but because we are at war in ukraine and the russians have the upper hand. the same way that europe depends so heavily on oil and products from russia, we rely on technology from asia. we have to invest in congress. look back at guns and where we are. we have a public safety challenge. i'm not saying guns -- one of the principal rules of the legislature anywhere in the country, and when a problem presents itself, everyone has got to not retreat to their sacred corners and keep their sacred positions on things that sound good on a piece of paper or sound bite, but we have a problem. i'm not saying that removing guns is the answer, but the tattooed faces -- these guys are 21 and younger, most of our kids from -- should let them buy guns. they have proven not to be responsible with guns, and this is not an attack on the second amendment, it is an attack on people trying to kill people. >> how do we identify that person? >> that's where we

. >> todd: you are former keystone pipeline worker but can they make any sense of the last 18 monthsbiden and his energy policy have done to the country? did they throw their hands up and say, each time we think about this, it gets worse and worse and worse. >> we can't make any sense of it at all. and no, we are ready to go to the polls in november. i think millions of people that may not even voted last time, when you start doing things that affect people's pocketbooks, bank accounts, you will get more people to the polls. because people vote when they are broke. >> carley: speaking of polls, fox news has new poll numbers released. it shows only 38% of americans approve of president biden's energy policy. i think that one is pretty understandable. another fox news poll 30% of americans say biden is to blame for current gas prices while 20% blame russia. and ukraine war and 14% blame oil companies. you put those two polls together and to me it shows president biden actually blaming russian and gas companies have been somewhat effective. but the majority of people don't care about th

i mean, biden shutdown keystone pipeline.is presidency and honestly, i feel like the country here is no longer self sufficient because of him shutting down keystone pipeline. you know, everything has gone up, rent, mortgages. you can barely afford to feed yourself these days. you have to work more than one job. i have three jobs. i work for doordash, insta car and i'm struggling to feed myself. that is not okay. i think biden needs to do better. he didn't come to any of his promises, he didn't meet them at all and i feel tricked. and going forward, i'm probably going to vote based on policy. speed to diverse and very interesting perspective from all of you. best of luck to you all. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> todd: you're welcome. >> todd: three jobs. >> carley: so many american families and financial experts, if the alarm but the biden administration trying to sell you a different story. >> i don't see any reason to think that we will have a serious recession. >> it's goi

keep shut down the keystone pipeline. to become president. he has double down on punishing americans. at all costs. he is not suffering. but american people are suffering. he put the american people last. he put the democratic party first and that is why we are suffering. >> carley: reporting, the legal standing hesitate a steep slide since last year. a big part of that is the president's dismal approval rating down 20% since his last fourth of july. >> griff: a retired brigadier general who is running for senate in new hampshire. he is joining us now. thank you for it was service. we want to get to your fourth of july message. first, let us play for imprinted biden's remarks from last year's fourth of july celebration where he claimed that year ahead would be america's brightest future. watched his. >> president biden: over the past year, we have lived through some of our darkest days. now i truly believe we are about to see are brightest future. >> griff: in reality, a different story. inflation continuing to skyrocket.

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this nonsense that joe biden killed the keystone pipeline is complete nonsense.n april 2020, trump brokered and into the price war and since then they have been colluding to drive up the price of oil. u.s. companies have proper tiered along with that. republicans who are blaming it on the keystone pipeline's and biden's policies. there has been nothing done on oil. host: apologies caller we only have a limited amount of time left. guest: i wanted to tell him to preach. i wanted to hear him continue because he was laying down the truth out there. the truth of the matter is that today, ex-president trump is hosting saudi arabia's golf tournament at one of its income producing properties that did so well while he was in office. i am sure he is quite happy about that. while he is having secret communications before he got elected and during the time he got elected with vladimir putin. the saudis and the russians under putin have been driving the price of gas and the price of oil up. president trump will do the bidding of both saudi arabia and president putin. these a

one is a canard we have got to get over with, that is the keystone and the dakota pipelines. still sending us that drudge oil to galveston, it is still down there. it is coming on trucks, trains, the same thing. the pipeline has no impact virtually on that issue. the other thing is, what about clean refineries? where are they listed? when these guys turn down a refinery and shut it down, how come we are not following up and sing, when are we going to create clean refineries? no one mentions that. if he could answer those two questions, that would be helpful. thank you, greta. guest: greta looks so good, i have got nothing. host: [laughter] guest: appreciate your call. i think we beat this keystone to death, it is what it is. it is unfortunate that it has taken off a life and has become symbolic on both sides of all that is good and all that is bad. i think if i understand your question correctly on refineries, i would point out again that we do it better, cleaner, with more regulations in the united states than anywhere in the world. we ought to be thinking about how we can b

what he could do is open up the keystone pipeline. >> now, skyler, we're also watching at the other end of the pennsylvania avenue for the next public january 6th committee hearing. the eighth will be this thursday in prime time. what should we expect? >> reporter: well, errol, members of the committee say we could expect more witness testimony and findings as it lays out minute by minute what former president trump was or wasn't doing while the capitol was under attack. members also said today that they expect an answer by tuesday of a subpoena they submitted to the secret service requesting missing text messages from january 5th and january 6th. errol. >> skyler, thank you. >>> three sheriffs deputies and a firefighter were killed en their helicopter crashed in new mexico. this incident happened saturday east of santa fe. the emergency crew was returning to albuquerque after helping firefighters at a wildfire. extreme heat is to grip parts of the country in the next few days if it hasn't already. our partners at the weather channel have the latest on this. >> reporter: good sunday eve

with the keystone pipeline, with enron being off-line, with the offshore drilling being ended, the list on. forty-two regulations since he took office that were directly making it more difficult for the oil and gas industry to explore, to produce and refine in the united states. >> i'm going to to attack american gas and oil and energy, and you and i, at one point, when the policies don't help people but actually her people, you would think that a leader would pivot and say no, no, this isn't working, i want to make sure that my people can afford to put gas in their car to go to work to make a living for their families. >> that is right, and i have been inside tennessee county today and it is amazing that everyone are worried about their budgets and one of the counties was telling me about the price of energy impacts everything. 8-inch pipe for a water line, $4 a foot for the pipe. where it's at right now, $14.50. so all of these products from derivatives of oil and gas, you are seeing the price hikes there as well. inflation at 9.1%, groceries going through, the price at the pump, peop

they want to finish the keystone xl pipeline. they want exploration in and more, all of which joe is prohibiting. joe rolled back a marriage american energy independence and we are all paying the price. joe biden, as he said during the campaign, he would eliminate fossil fuels, look me in the eye, trust me, i will eliminate it, i'll get rid of it. it's joe biden that signed into law the so-called covid relief bill that was not actually for covid, perhaps the most reckless, irresponsible piece of legislation in modern u.s. history that fired up and already overheated economy. does the administering have no understanding of inflation at all whatsoever? we learned yesterday from steve moore they have next to zero experience in the business sector and beyond all the biden lies and misdirection's and blame, and all the b.s., the signs of an economic disaster us during all of us right in the face. inflation, 41 year high, energy prices, record highs, and just this week, the imf cut their 2022 growth forecast and warned that avoiding a

be addressed, a lot opening up american energy supply, i wish he wouldn't have cancelled the keystone pipelines, this made us dependant on foreign soil. >> ashley: right now the average round-trip ticket will cost $437, highest in five years, also up 45% compared to 2019. it will cost more, there is bigger headache with delays and cancellations travelers felt this holiday weekend. tsa screened two million passengers, there have been 330 flight delays and 100 cancellations. the average price of a gallon of gas coming in hot at $4.08. >> carley: ashley strohmier, thank you. national security spokesperson john kirby defending his comments. watch this. >> anybody that knows president biden knows he is plain spoken and tells what he's thinking in terms everybody can understand, i think we take exception at the idea this is misdirection. >> griff: congressronny jackson, your response from mr. kirby? >> griff, when you have the leader of the free world, the president of the united states, and the premiere communist leader in the entire world praising him for his communivity rhetoric, it speaks volume

please explain the difference between the keystone pipeline and the keystone xl and whether or not president has actually shut down either. guest: great question. it seems to catch everybody's attention. i find infrastructure in -- pipeline infrastructure in north america is pipeline. those two lines are part of the same system what was needed was for that last segment to be approved to get it from canada, to oklahoma, to the gulf. the administration essentially killed the project because of the time delay that would take place. they sent not do it while we are in office, possibly an 8 year delay. that was a troubling signal to our closest partner that we were not going to participate with them appeared it had ramifications not just for the pipeline but for broader energy infrastructure. that is why if you hear the industry being worried about being the banked were not funded -- debanked host: the pipeline would not have increased capacity for years. guest: it would have taken several years, but oil market locally and to the future. that extra supply could bring imbalance to the american por

we had the keystone pipeline flowing from canada to the u.s.ce majeure there as well so some overflow also means pressure on this very tight oil market. bond buying, we are unable to breach 3% given that folks are happy to buy this haven with concerns of recessions, so yields down two days is points -- basis points. traders at goldman sachs has rescued the earnings from an investment banking slump. and across wall street, despite the tightest labor market in half a century, banks, led by goldman sachs, were still adding stuff in the last quarter but is the hiring boom over? let's focus on what we learned with walter todd, cio at greenwood capital. thank you for joining bloomberg get again. we have the final of the results from goldman. it does feel touchy at the moment in terms of how the overall market digested these earnings but what say you with all these over and done with? are you still a buyer or are you adding further to your u.s. bank position? walter: good morning from the u.s., early morning. we are underweight financials and banks sp

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few poll shows 31% of americans blame biden for the country's energy priesz and keystone pipeline worker neil crabtree says the president is completely out of touch. >> president biden, with one hand, a fist bump from the crown prince and the other a slap in the face to the american public. workers like myself and the oil producers in the country. the 13 billion barrels they are referring to, probably eight years away, there is nothing saudi arabia can do in the short term and saudi arabia is not interested in biden's problems. >> todd: what is the administration's response? buttigieg telling america to forget the fact americans are dealing with record high prices suggesting we should get electric car. >> we are for the idea of cutting cost of electric vehicles. we are starting to see on some models, the cost come to where if your car parment is higher, your gas payment is lower and prices need to come down for most americans >> todd: mayor pete wanted a gold medal. dan, does this administration not realize people who are eliminating meals because they can't afford them, don't have money

doesn't biden just restored the keystone pipeline?irst of all, canada cannot refine that gas in canada, it is not allowed. the process is terribly bad for the environment. not one drop of that keystone pipeline oil is coming through this company, not one drop of it was stopping in this country, for this country. it was all going overseas because it is such a dirty process to refine that. host: before you go any further, i know what the answer is, but for our viewers who do not hunt, tell them what a 10 pointer is. caller: a 10 pointer? host: yeah. caller: it is a large dear with a very large rack here we eat all the venison. what we don't eat, we give to a local organization that takes the venison i am not going to use. host: i will tell you, i have several relatives who bow hunt in mississippi. my brother teaches archery. i know how skilled your husband must be to take down a deer, a 10 pointer with a bow and arrow. let's talk to patty who is calling from atlantic city, new jersey on the independent line. good morning. caller: good m

is that the reason why joe gave the nord stream 2 pipeline labor to pollutant while canceling that keystoneline. he sat quietly and got a beat down from president xi today. is that why i guess that he's not taking on china and the origins of the covid virus? do these countries have the family compromise? i would yes. because libya did. >> i gave ahead of the national security division of the department of justice the opportunity to say unequivocally joe biden is not compromised. you know what, he couldn't do it and we are talking about hunter. he specifically cited ongoing investigations. those might be investigations to nowhere. i don't think anyone in this fbi really wants to be involved in holding the biden family accountable what we can directly tie the actions in u.s. policy to the travel of hunter biden. we can tie the granting of business licenses to introductions that hunter biden specifically made to joe biden. this isn't just a wayward son doing strange things all around the world. both hunter biden and joe biden have specific rules within the crime family and they are getting ver

what he could do is open up the keystone pipeline. >> we're watching for the next public january 6thommittee hearing. the eighth will be this thursday in primetime. what should we expect? >> reporter: we can expect more witness testimony and findings as it lays out minute by minute what former president trump was or wasn't doing while the capitol was under attack. members also said today they expect an answer by tuesday to a subpoena they submitted to the secret service requesting missing text messages from january 5th and january 6th. erroll? >> skyler, thank you. >>> we've got a lot more news ahead for you right here on the "cbs overnight news." >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> dangerous record-breaking heat is also sweeping across parts of europe right now. the soaring temperatures are linked to several deaths and a number of wildfires there. cbs reports. >> reporter: good evening. here in the u.k. we're bracing for record-breaking heat forecast to hit nearly 106 degrees. that system is coming up from western europe causing so much suffering already through this scorcher

doesn't biden just restored the keystone pipeline? first of all, canada cannot refine that gas in canada, it is not allowed. the process is terribly bad for the environment. not one drop of that keystone pipeline oil is coming through this company, not one drop of it was stopping in this country, for this country. it was all going overseas because it is such a dirty process to refine that. host: before you go any further, i know what the answer is, but for our viewers who do not hunt, tell them what a 10 pointer is. caller: a 10 pointer? host: yeah. caller: it is a large dear with a very large rack here we eat all the venison. what we don't eat, we give to a local organization that takes the venison i am not going to use. host: i will tell you, i have several relatives who bow hunt in mississippi. my brother teaches archery. i know how skilled your husband must be to take down a deer, a 10 pointer with a bow and arrow. let's talk to patty who is calling from atlantic city, new jersey on the independent line. good morning. caller: good

he could reverse his keystone pipeline.nd the state department to help negotiate a settlement with ukraine and russia to get our food supply stable. he's not doing that. they believe they can do this through politics. they think abortion politics is good politics. trace, i think it's not so cut and dry. it will energize the left. that's true. it could bring in moderate suburban white women that were on the fence. could happen. beware the rise of the latino mom. you're seeing these elections in important starts. if you want to make abortion the issue, you'll remind hispanics who are right now really mad at you because of inflation and the economy more than any other demographic. you'll give them yet another reason to vote against you. this is the most important swing vote. ironically, it's hispanic women, not men, that are leading the charge right now. >> trace: the left winds you to forget about myra flores in texas. that's a one off, right? maybe not. maybe not. it's interesting. you talk about other ways to go after abort

let's just finish the keystone pipeline open up and encourage fractures to get going.s try to make sure the lending institution is helpful but it's not really going to do that. he's not going to call up and say we need to stop printing money. we do notot have it. so for now is take a hiatus the interest rates are going to go up a little bit. we're going to try to break the back of what looks like stagflation on the horizon by christmas. he is not going to do that to the degree he knows what he is doing is not going to do that became ideologue will not change. they will not change rates more important to be ideologically correct that it is to beti successful by any traditional lead. we are in a situation. so how did the majority of citizenry lose this power to corporations and institutions like facebook or twitter or the "washington post" or npr, pbs or hollywood models were new york entertainment? rfor the people at wall street but how did that happen? the answer is there for an ancient and modern forces that undermine citizenship. very briskly remembered citizenship is the aberration i

can't function as a society if truckers are paying seven dollars a gallon so let's finish the keystone pipeline and open up and wore and encouraged fractures to get going and i'll make sure the and lending institutions help. he's not going to do that. he's not going to call up and say we need to stop printing money when we don't have it so for now let's take a hiatus and interest rates will go up a little bit and were going to try to break the back of stagflation onthe horizon . he's not going to do that and to the degree he knows what he's doing is not going to do that because anideologue will not change . they will not change. it's more important to be ideologically correct and it is to be successful. by any traditional means so we're in a situation, how did the majority of the citizenry lose this power to corporations and institutions like facebook, twitter, washington post or npr to hollywood moguls or entertainment or the people of wall street,how did that happen ? gradually there have been ancient and modern persons that have undermined hi citizenship. just briefly remember citizenship is

office, joe biden has been on a mission to take down the gas and oil industry, shut down the keystone pipelineectric vehicles. this week the supreme court woke joe biden up from his green dream. radical leftists are losing their minds. to them, this is the end of the world as we know it. the planet is in trouble. >> this ruling isn't just a blow to the biden administration but it has the impact to affect people's lives. >> i don't think it's right to think about the loss to the biden administration. it's a loss for america and the world. >> we need to cut our emissions and have as a planet by 2030. >> the challenge is that yes the meeting was really disappointing. in many ways it sends devastating signals. it tells us the supreme court is more interested in special interests that are being funded by the fossil fuel industry. >> sean: there are climate not out there listening to these people. one group from the u.k. is taking climate change so seriously they call themselves the tire extinguishers. they find suvs and deflate tires. their mission: make it impossible to own an suv. they wreak havo

if we did things like say open up xl keystone pipeline and offshore drilling, immediate results willdown. but instead joe biden is trying to play gimmicks from 18-cent tax holiday. and it's not the $0.18 but the $5.40. but we need to look at the fact that we cannot depend on adversarial nations. we need to look at america first agenda that gets oil and gas workers back to their jobs, start looking at energy independence and get the gdp national debt ratio under control at 137% pure this idea we can't do anything but rely on blame on russia, this is an att. >> joey: moving on, the fourth of july, we will celebrate a world we fought a couple hundred years ago for independence. are you still proud to be an american? you served america but about to serve in congress, despite all the challenges and everything that had us fighting one another every day, are you still proud of america? >> absolutely, i'm blessed to be in america. we note that we have won the lottery. we live in the freest, safest and most prosperous nation. we are the light shining beacon of hope in the world. i think that

so president biden canceled the keystone xl pipeline, he canceled leases in energy infrastructure and got behind dozens of regulations that made it almost impossible for american energy producers to do their job. at the time, democrats claimed this was all for the greater good. it's temporary, it's trans trangsing to the world order. i think any reasonable person would agree that what has happened things have gotten worse, terribly worse. if you don't want to take my word for it, talk to the local leaders who are responsible for keeping the lights on in their communities. city budgets are stretched thin, school budgets aren't doing any better, parents want to know if the school buses will keep rung and what -- running and what will happen in august if schools can't afford to turn the air conditioning on. everyone wants to know what will happen to public transportation, to emergency services and to law enforcement if the price of a gallon of gas gets too expensive. they have no idea how far the biden administration will allow this to go and that is what concerns them the most. joe bide

i wish he wouldn't have canceled the keystone pipeline. i wish he wouldn't have stopped drilling on federal lands. i wish he wouldn't have hit so many of our energy partners with regulations and fines and penalties. he's made us much more dependent on our enemies on foreign soil. when we get these american first energy supplies back online and we start depending on ourselves and independent, it will be a better day for south dakotaens. >> kristi noem, governor of south dakota, thank you for joining me. >> appreciate it. >>> has has cassidy hutchinson's testimony led to new witnesses coming forward? adam kinzinger is here and republican congresswoman liz cheney is unapologetic about her position on former president trump as he contemplates 2024. what's her future? >> let me also say this to the little girls and to the young women watching tonight. these days, for the most part, men are running the world. and it is really not going that well. okay everyone, our mission is to provide comple balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo!

o lot of them opening up american energy supply again, wish he couldn't have cancelled the keystone pipeline, stopped drilling on federal lands. he's made us up much more dependent on foreign soil. >> you seem to share the same sentiment. should the midterms go your party's way in november, and assuming gas prices are going to continue to be similar to what they are, what is your party willing to do to help americans out in the future, what can you do? >> we'll never vote to perpetuate policies like that. unfortunately, that was an executive order. most of the bad things he's done certainly have been initiated by him and pushed through congress. we're not going for anything like that. secondly, we are going to squeeze him as hard as we can because he's got to know that this is not acceptable, and that we want to open this energy portfolio up, and that we can help people. the issue here is we're number one in energy. actually we should be number one in everything, and we could be, but we cant because of him, but we have the potential to be number one in energy. instead he crawls on his knees

unleash america energy independence, do the things that the trump administration did, allow the keystone pipeline for the domestic production of oil and gas, pull back the regulations on oil and gas and you would see everyday goods at the supermarket drop drastically when the price of diesel and gas drops. that is how all the products get to the supermarket. jackie: yeah. >> it has underlying effect on overall inflation when we get across the country. jackie: i am glad you brought that up. oil and gas goes into everything you do. not just what you put in the tank for the car to go on vacation. it is also transportation costs for big businesses. it is jet fuel. the airlines are experiencing this as well. it even goes down to the milk jug, right? oil and gas are used to make plastic, all these other materials bringing cost of these goods up as well. yet the president stands there, he continues to blame inflation and gas problem we're experiencing on vladmir putin, which some of it is, certainly not all of it. it started well before that invasion and they have no clear plan to fix it. >> because the

. >> carley: we referred to you as a layer of keystone pipeline worker. gibson's landed a job in new jersey. obviously landed on your feet wet as no surprise to everybody who's been watching you on our channel. interestingly enough, the job that you have is not building solar panels as john kerry suggested. i think that's really the point that the biden administration is really trying to rush into renewables before it is a viable option. we always appreciate having one. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. even grow footage shows hundreds of migrants flooding texas. the department of justice is investigating the state water to stop the influx at its southern border. >> todd: tell us more about how the biden doj's into operation lone star is proceeding. >> hey, could model, guys. the justice department lodging an investigation into texas as border security for potential civil rights violation. the doj and saying, "with the president taking this administration, receiving information that the dps maybe discriminating on the basis of race and/or na

the points you led off with, who is running things exactly, who continues to not expand the keystone pipelineka, they continue to cancel oil leases off the gulf coast and alaska. that is why we're in the position we are in terms of gas prices, liz. >> joe concha, come back soon, media czar. just kidding. >> nyet. elizabeth: criminal probe fires up again into hillary clinton's debunked trump russia. the latest moves by special counsel john durham. former u.s. attorney guy lewis will break it down next on "the evening edit" per line. (joe) wait, did he just say $30 dollars? (vo) yep. $30 dollars a line for the whole family. (fran) for real? (vo) for real, fran. $30 bucks. (fran) nice! (vo) yep. from america's most reliable 5g network. you can even keep your phone. (ned) easy peasy. (vo) and we'll help you cover the cost to switch. (ted) definitely switching. (ned) totally. (vo) everybody is, like literally everybody! the network you want, the price you love. only from verizon. dad, when is the future? um, oh wow. um, the future is, uh, what's ahead of us. i don't get it. yeah. maybe this will h

what he could do is open up the keystone pipeline. what he could do is work with america's energy leaders and provide more supply of fossil fuels, of clean energy and solve this crisis. he's going to have to make that decision. we're not going to do anything in arizona that's temporary or a gimmick or puts my successor in a terrible spot with the voters. we're going to have good policy here and joe biden could lead from the white house as well. >> governor, you signed a 15-week abortion ban into law in march. your attorney general is trying to reinstate a 1901 law from before arizona was a state, which bans all abortion except to save the life of a mother. will you support that? should abortion be banned in arizona? >> well, listen, dana, i know you know that i'm proudly pro-life. arizona is considered the number one most pro-life state in the nation. i was supportive of the supreme court's actions. i believe that roe versus wade was wrongly decided. and now it comes back to the states. the law that i signed was the 15-week abortion l

n is thatwh the reason why joe gae the nord stream two pipeline waiver to putin while trsimultaneously canceling the keystone xl pipeline? is that why he's going to lift tariffs in the case of china? why sat quietly and got b a beatdown from president xi today is that why i guess that he's not taking on china and the o origins of the cold virus? is there, inin other words, that these countries are funded either in the family? dodo they have the familye compromisedth? i would argue yes, because libya did well,l, i gave the hed of the national security division of the department offus justice the opportunity today to say unequivocally joe bident is not compromised. and you know what? he couldn't do it. and we're talking about he specifically cited ongoing investigations. now, those might be investigations to nowhere because i don't think anyone in this fbibi really wants to be involved in holding the biden family accountableve. but we can directly tie the actions in us policy to t the travel of hunter biden.ve wel can tie the granting of business licenses to introductions that hunter biden specificallyod made

so let's just finish the keystone pipeline and open up anwar and encourage frackers. to get going and i'll try to make sure that the lending institutions help them. he's not really going to do that. he's not going to call up and say. we need to stop printing money and we don't have it. so for now let's take a hiatus and interest rates are going to go up a little bit and we're going to try to break the back of what looks like a stagflation on the horizon and by christmas, he's not going to do that to the degree that he knows he what he's doing. it's not going to do that because an ideologue will not change. they will not change. it's more important to be ideologically, correct. than it is to be successful by any traditional means so we're in this situation. so how did the majority of all of the citizenry lose this power to corporations and institutions like facebook or twitter or the washington post or npr pbs or hollywood and or new york entertainment? or the people at wall street. how did that happen? and the answer i think is that gradually there have been some anci

pointed out on january 20, 2021, first day in office biden's first action to revoke approval for keystone xl pipelinepose moratoriums. roughly 25 percent of u.s. production comes from federal areas, keystone confirmed to many policy watcher biden's willingness to use favorite tactics blocking midstream pipeline to restrict upstream production, targeted to reduce greenhouse gases, what are greenhouse gases? sounds ominous, no, that is in -- atmosphere, you ever drive by a glass building they create a greenhouse gas environment to grow plants in the winter and harsh season. the vast majority of greenhouse gases are condensation, water, carbon dioxide, represents, you have a stadium of 10,000 seats, 4 seats, 4. what else, without carbon dioxide we die. the federal government does not have regulatory authority to regulate it. it is not a pollutant. it is oxygen for plants, they use carbon dioxide to create oxygen for you and me, we used to like frees trees, they suck up our carbon dioxide and push out oxygen. let's go on: >> if you buy an automobile, a very expensive automobile, even a rolls-royce, and t

first in office i canceled the keystone pipeline and then he pushed out $1.9 trillion stimulus plan evencession a year earlier. the results are cataclysmic. the white house wants to send out even more checks. my next guest introduced the rein in inflation act, congresswoman elise stefanik republican congresswoman from new york. tell us what is in this bill? >> as you point out, charles, not only house democrats who had the most spending in our nation's history this past year but joe biden's executive actions are costing americans trillions and trillions of dollars, part of the reason why we're facing historic inflation. what my bill does, i have strong cosponsors as we pass a strong republican majority this november, any executive action by the president, forced to provide to congress what impact on inflation would be. the american people need to know, for example, the cancellation of the keystone xl pile line, consideration of canceling student loans. how those executive actions impact and fuel inflation, so rein in out of control runaway train caused by joe biden and democrats in washi

on day one he got rid of the keystone pipeline, made it more expensive to transport the oil. down -- wouldn't do the drilling, walked to the offshore drilling, makes the permitting process so much more difficult. believe me, these people, they are in business to sell products and to do so in a competitive way, but joe biden and kamala harris have a green agenda and they are on it and it makes selling oil and gas very, very expensive. >> shannon: so let's get to more of the monmouth university poll numbers. president biden approval rating, a new low for him, 36% approve, 58% disapprove. and against that backdrop, here's what "the wall street journal" says -- the presidents economic ignorance isn't a one off. in recent once he has accused oil and gas companies are price gouging intimated that increased production while his administration buttons to put them out of business. mr. biden doesn't understand that businesses make long-term decisions based on demand expectations and policy signals. richard, those numbers keep dropping with his own party. he's losing of course republica

the president didn't need to cancel the keystone pipeline. he didn't need to restrict new oil and gas it leases on public lands. he didn't need to create new regulations on every sector of the economy through the securities and exchange commission and other bureaucratic government agencies. thankfully, the days of complete democratic party rule in washington are likely coming to an end. the american people are fed up with their left-wing economic policies and will reject them soundly at the voting booth in november. until then, republicans, like me, who stand for fiscal conservatism, will continue to call them out and hope for more accountability. at the end of the day, the president is responsible for this economic mess he created. he must do better. but if he can't, republicans will. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from the virgin islands, ms. plaskett, for five minutes. ms. plaskett: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minu

it's the same hand as we watch that same hand sign his name on day one to shut down the keystone pipelines asking for oil after joe biden use that same hand to pan out or signed his name and to delete the keystone pipeline and all those people off their jobs and no gas prices are through the rough. >> when joe biden met the crown prince like that he essentially -- they look very familiar with the fist bump that's what you do with apollo normalizing things on that after that press conference he says i brought it up and he showed me blah, blah, blah. then joe biden said when he landed that guy's blind. ultimately though because joe biden sat at the table for a while with him what's happened in's saudi arabia ran up with a great photo up with their crown prince is normalized and joe biden has off the hook when it comes to khashoggi. max booth, actually defended the fist bump. he said cut biden some slack. u.s. presidents have to deal with dictators. it talks about how truman stuck cans with stolen and it goes on and on. but ultimately it was a bad optic. >> he got a lot of backlash. >> a lot

by canceling the keystone x.l. pipeline and by refusing to allow new drilling leases here in the u.s., the current administration has declared a war on american energy. instead of using cleaner and less expensive american energy, president biden is now turning to opec to drill the oil that we so desperately need. because of skyrocketing inflation, american families are spending an extra $5,000 a year on everyday items. right now, americans are pulling up to the gas pump and after filling their tank, they don't have money to buy their kids' lunch. to get our nation back on track, we need to rely on the american energy, not saudi arabia. we need to unleash american energy, and we need to return to american energy dominance. thank you and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleperson from texas seek recognition? ms. garcia: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. garcia: thank you, mr

bullet that could happen overnight which is this administration is opening up the gas from the keystone pipeline from canada and alaska and not buying from other countries that do not like us. that would affect the housing industry more than anything. something with those -- so goes the housing, so goes the economy. and it astounds me that -- i think that dr. raymond -- deduct you say, did i hear you right? that these intuitional investors use evictions to boost profits? was that -- did i hear that right customer >> that is correct. >> where did you get that nation? >> there has been a fair amount of research looking at how landlords can use the threat of an eviction to pressure tenants to accept even higher rents. you think about it being a basic need. it is like water, air, food, you cannot go out with -- without it. if somebody says i'm going to take your tv away or your luxury good away, you will say that is fine i can live without it. that if somebody says i'm going to take your house away unless you pay before hundred dollars >> excuse me ma'am. the realize what it takes to evict somebody?