joining us for the questioning is matthew daly, who covers energy and environmental issues for the "associated press," and niels lesniewski, staff writer for "cq roll call." this week, the senate is taking up, presumably, the keystone xl pipeline. you are at 57 votes. how do you get to 60? >> it is a challenge because the democrat leadership in the senate and the white house are pushing back hard. i have got a bill that approves the project. we updated it. we have 56 sponsors for that legislation. i have maybe a couple more votes, but getting to 60 is going to be a real challenge because of the hard push from the white house. >> if it passes in the senate, what does this do for the state department and the white house in its decision? >> this would approve the project under the clause in the constitution, which gives congress the authority to regulate or to oversee commerce with foreign nations. we have done the research and found out congress has the authority to approve the project. we approve it congressionally rather than having the president approve it. >> how much pressure is the chair o

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joining us for the questioning is matthew daly, who covers energy and environmental issues for the "associatedpress," and niels lesniewski, staff writer for "cq roll call." this week, the senate is taking up, presumably, the keystone xl pipeline. you are at 57 votes. how do you get to 60? >> it is a challenge because the democrat leadership in the senate and the white house are pushing back hard. i have got a bill that approves the project. we updated it.

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