mr. pourbaix, did i pronounce that directly? >> yes. >> let me ask you, you heard chairman emeritus dangled speak about this. do you feel rushed? do you feel like we are rushing you? i feel like it's groundhog day. every time we come you were talking of the keystone pipeline. it's been like that for two and a half years. >> i think it is without dispute the environmental review process for this project has been the most, certainly the most involved, the longest, certainly in any experience i've ever had with energy infrastructure projects. we've had dozens of public hearings to prevent hundreds of thousands of pages of public comment and testimony. i don't think anyone could argue that every material issue related to this project has not been exhaustively analyzed. >> let me tell you what i think, texas is my home state. march 22 of last year president obama went to cushing, oklahoma. obama to the gulf of mexico. so that your company has been doing that work. it's not been without some anxiety at home, and i will admit that. the

mr. pourbaix talked about what those risks and impacts are. if you start building a pipeline, not the keystone but in my jurisdiction, that is how you slowdown climate change. the environmental trust acknowledged that the keystone pipeline could affect the climate. the currently a prose -- currently proposed pipeline productions were blocked, tar sand would be lower. the state department assumes that if keystone xl and other pipelines are not built producers will move all of the to trade instead. willirst key question is canada build other pipelines in the west coast of canada? if you years ago is the department assumed if we did not approve the keystone xl pipeline key will would simply go west to china. oil wouldne pipeline simply go west to china. >> when one says canadians support developing oil sands, alberta supports that. there are many places in the country where they do not support that, and british columbia is where it is difficult to find that support. crossing british columbia is very strong and mathematically politically. >> the s