mr. trudeaux, the foreign policy, climate change and energy are looming large even before his governments formed. >> there is really going to be two questions you can imagine being put to him right away: one is: do you really mean you don't want to help us with isil? and do you really expect me to do anything on keystone excel and so the. >> many canadians voted for mr. trudeau because he promise did to reduced climate emissions. the oil industry especially in the tar sands is vital to the economy. in almost every area of engagement with the world, there are tough decisions ahead. daniel yellow lak, al jazeera, toronto. >> argentinians will be helding to the polls to elect their next president on sunday. the country is suffering from one of the highest conflation rates in the world, it will be the economy at the head of the campaign. >> reporter: cotton and other products from argentina brought to the center of buenas aires who claim their industry is crisis. it is said this government has ignored the farming community. >> we are at the moment where we have to decide whether we will crac

mr. earnest: i don't think i'm going to go there. reporter: thank you. just back to justin trudeaux. could you clearing is up? while he is a progressive, his position in the campaign was he was for going ahead with the keystone x.l. pipeline. no different from prime minister harper. save for the fact he wanted to do environmental standards that he thought would bring president obama and the administration along. but do you say that that will have no affect on the report from the state department or the administration's position? mr. earnest: secretary kerry has indicated that the timing of the election and the outcome of the election would have no impact on the timing or the outcome of the ongoing review of the keystone pipeline at the state department. so i take him on his word at that. reporter: the other thing is, a few weeks ago, i know you made very clear the administration's opposition to politically based riders that would try to defund planned parenthood. congressman mike kelly has taken a different course, calling on the i.r.s. to audit planned parenthood. different from the