mr. wright, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. chairman, ranking member rush and members of the subcommittee, my name is jeff wright. i'm the director of the energy products. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today. the office of energy projects is responsible for among other things the certification of interstate natural gas pipelines pursuant to the natural gas act. hr 3548, the north american energy access act, addresses the keystone xl pipe loin project. i have no position on the proposed bill. should congress direct the commission to act on an application for the project, the office of energy projects has the commission's review branch will likely take a primary role in advising the commission on the matter. therefore, i will offer comments on the proposed bill with the goal of seeking to insure that if congress gives this responsibility to the commission, the legislation should provide clear and infective procedures for conducting this review. it would differ from the natural gas act and it doesn't make any p

mr. wright until the house. the game winner. congratulations, first of all. >> thank you. >> walk me through that final three seconds and take a little bit more than three seconds to explain it. we have a while here. >> the play wasn't drawn up for me actually but for vaughns because he hit a big three ten seconds prior. they came down and blocked him off. i came around and he was about to fall over the line. i caught the ball. i ran to the three-point line and got it up there. i take big shots all the time. i made it. >> is this the best moment for you since you've been at mason? you had to sit out last year with an injury. this has to be unbelievable. >> i dream of this every day hitting the big shots. for me to hit a big shot for my team to win by a point is a great feeling. i can't explain the feeling right now. >> the fact over vcu is sweeter? >> definitely. bragging rights. the momentum was back and forth throughout the whole game. i think we shot over 40%, and luck came outside and i hit a big three. >> sherrod, congratul

mr. wright and that is changing the way we settle into our homes >> host: what about the issue of sexual of the? you don't really talk about that but those that come up? i'm thinking there is a group, same-sex couples, gay and lesbian, and basically at a minimum i would imagine that living alone means something different for them, so i have maybe from ten years ago or whatever, lesbian friends who had to pretend that if they were living with someone they pretended that they were roommates or whatever and it kind of changed the nature of what living together was and they were sort of money will to live together in a romantic relationship. >> guest: we are seeing a rise in marriage and this is one of the movements of our time. it's a credible phenomenon. at the same time, i have a long discussion in my book about the fact that gay men and lesbian women have foreigners for this trend they pioneered the process of living alone in cities and living alone not in a solitary way but living in a connected way going to specific neighborhoods and building very local the institutions that allow peop

day after president obama gave the reverend jeremiah wright speech to declare who he was and where he stood on that issue, it might be time begin what mr saying, for mitt romney to give a speech before cpac or some organization like that to sort of outline his conservative principles more broadly and articulate than he has. you raise the issue of governor romney's health care plan that is now in effect in massachusetts. in massachusetts, the health care coverage is up to about 98% of the population. my question to you is, is that a bad thing? >> the issue is when we are talking about mandates, are people being mandated to get the health care? >> nobody is angry about it in massachusetts. there are no people -- >> that's the national issue. it's the issue whether that can be the debate going into this election. 60% of american are opposed to this idea of some of the provisions in the obama care being forced on them. >> tony perkins, thank you for joining us. we'll be discussing more after the break. stay with us. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. ♪ and just

was going to make a comment about reverend wright and the caller from ohio, looking for some kind of an argument to turn to religion and try to drive a wedge, as mr. hunt who is not exactly goldwater republican has stated. we have not brought religion nor should we. the catholic church is standing up for their rights. who was it -- george stephanopoulos in a debate broad up birth control when it wasn't even on the radar. it is an interesting dichotomy that the liberal press and the liberal movement use in looking for something. after the selection of our representative, republican representative, where do you see the emphasis of the republican attack going to the president? would be possibly $16 trillion debt and no reliable plan? host: strategy against obama. guest: economy jobs. i don't think they want to bring up social issues or anything like that. i think it will be a very tactical bloodless unpacking of every little debt, jobs, regulations, things like that that republicans or establishment republicans feel mitt romney is the best to sort of convey that message. host: you can read his column on wednesday is in "the washington times." thank