not only in british columbia, but manitoba. they have a dam project that's been stalled by the government. they don't have the money. this means 450,000 homes in the area could see their energy costs go through the roof unless they do something about it because somebody's got to pay for that hydro thing. in manitoba they are ridden with debt with the program and they are thinking of spending billions to put a pipeline down the west side of lake winnipeg. wait a minute, that's going to cost money, too. how are we going to balance this out? this is a canadian energy project. good for them. they want to get that oil out of the ground because they are tired of deficits. when it comes down to it, the facts are clear. this pipeline is great for canada, good for them. but it's risky for the united states. it is risky for our agriculture and it is unnecessary. we take all the risk and they get all the reward. the cash on the barrel. now, look, it runs over farmland. we have done this story and we are going to keep doing it because the

if the government comes back, there's a real chance of violence up there, which manitoba wants. >> andseem like the governor is going to take any action at all on this? >> i really don't think he is. he's a very careful guy, brian. he made what i thought was a careless comment from the beginning of the whole thing, attacking the blm for their behavior. the blm may not have may haved well. now he's saying i'm leaving this in the hands of the sheriff. i don't think there's much he can do. >> i can just wonder, the lack of national tension as of late, whether it's emboldened these people. and are they digging in for the long haul. great to have you with us on "the ed show" tonight. we will continue to follow this story. that's "the ed show." i'm ed shultz. "politics nation" starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed. and thank to you for tuning in. tonight's lead, h history in the making. history in the making. today we learned the numbers of americans without health insurance has fallen to its lowest level since pollsters started tracking it six years ago. the news comes af

this one on wrong lake in manitoba. holy smokes, look at that.ke, a 42 incher and that baby was going 23 pounds! it felt like the biggest one this weekend. stick around. the rapid response panel is next. >>> i'm hampton pearson with your market wrap. the dow up 69 points. the s&p adds 11 to close at hey new record. the nasdaq gaining 51 points. orders for long-lasting durable goods rose more than expected in april boosted by demand for a defense capital goods. meanwhile, consumers are a little more confident this month. thanks to an improving outlook on the economy. and home prices moved up in metro areas across the u.s. that's according to the latest report from s&p 'k. schiller. that's it from us. cnbc, first in business worldwide. working behind the scenes to provide companies with services... like helping hr departments manage benefits and pensions for over 11 million employees. reducing document costs by up to 30%... and processing $421 billion dollars in accounts payables each year. helping thousands of companies simplify how work gets done