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ms. jones went on to say that the legislation raises serious questions about legal authorities, questions of continuing to enforce all of the state and local and environmental use land use management authority over the pipeline and, mr. chairman, i want to stress this, it over rides foreign policy and national security considerati s considerationsiconsiderations permanents that were assessed by the state department. mr. chairman, with such dire warnings in the bill, i think we owe it to the american public to fully explain the consequences of this legislation to ensure that the public interest is protected, and with that i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you mr. rush, at this time i would like to recognize the gentlemen from texas. >> i won't use that much time, mr. chairman, but thank you. >>> this is a continuation hearing, everything that has been said about keystone has been said but sometimes it needs to be repeated. there is an important project for our nation's future. just i

so ms. jones i will recognize you for your five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and good morning mr. chairman and -- >> be sure and turn your microphone on. >> oh. okay. i think it's on. good morning, chairman whitfield, ranking member rush and others on the committee on energy and power. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today. the u.s. department of state receives the application for keystone xl pipeline project in september 2008. we undertook a thorough rigorous and transparent process to determine werther issuance of a president's permit for this pipeline was in the national interests -- >> would you please pull the mike closer to you. thanks? >> how's that? better? >> yes. >> i think you know that first part already. in december, congress passed a temporary payroll tax cut continuation act of 2011 requiring a determination by the president within 60 days of whether the keystone xl pipeline project would serve the national interest. on january 18th, 2012, the department of state recommended to the president that the application for p

now back to natalie, savannah and ms. jonesof us are wearing red today. we coordinated our outfits because it is national wear red day to bring attention to the fact that heart disease is the number one killer of women system absolutely. >> our friend star jones is the national volunteer for the national heart association go red for women campaign. star, this is an organization near and dear to your heart literally. >> it's been almost two years that i had open heart surgery myself. i am a heart disease survivor. i am here to go red with the rest of the plaza. we are going to eradicate heart disease. we were listening just a minute ago. one in 26 women die from breast cancer. but one in three women die from heart disease. it's the number one killer of women. it beats the next four causes of death combined. >> for so many women they don't feel symptoms necessarily. >> not at all. my symptoms were things people would not think of. fatigue, light headedness, heart palpitations. i didn't know that was heart disease. it's not an old

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ms. jones went on to say the legislation raises serious questions about legal authorities, questions of continuing -- [inaudible] and all of the state and local and environmental and land use management authority over the pipeline and, mr. chairman, i want to emphasize this, it overrides foreign policy and national security considerations indicated by cross-border permit which are properly -- [inaudible] by the state department. mr. chairman, with such dire warnings against this bill, i think we owe it to the american public to fully explain the consequences of this legislation to insure that the public interest is protected. and with that, i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you, mr. rush. at this time i'd like to recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. barton, for the purpose of making an opening statement, fife minutes. >> i'm not -- i won't use that much time, mr. chairman, but thank you. um, this is a continuation hearing. everything that can be said about keystone has been said.

ms. suites is going to be appearing next tuesday, february 8 at yoshii's. and of course pastor is appearing weekly and a couple times sunday at jones certainly visit and support her at jones united memorial methodist church. i'd like to take a moment to thank the members of the committee for their support and participation. as i always say, something like this cannot happen without a committee of people involved. with us today, trevor hunnicut, who started the program off, who say member of the board of drorves the society. lamont bishop is a stalwart member -- where are you? in the back. he's a represent of senator mark leno's office. b.j. jones from public utilities commission is here. stewart. from the public library. and pete fitzsimmons and tannish col -- hollins and camille dawkins. camille is over here. without camille and tannish rkt , none of this happens. so let's give them a round of applause for their wonderful effort. the society's primary mission is to enlighten, to inform, to inspire and to empower. we achieve that mission in a variety of ways. almost always in partnership with others. through our current partnership

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jones: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, today i've heard ms. woolsey, mr. mcclintock talk about the war in afghanistan and it reminds me this morning about the -- about 8:00, i did a call-in show in my district, jacksonville, north carolina, the home of camp lejeune marine base. the topic of the call-in show was proposed budget cuts to our military. and the emcee of the show, the host, said to me, he said, you know, i'm coming around to your thinking. it's time to get out of after depan stan. -- out of afghanistan. we're spending $10 billion a month in afghanistan. let's say we start bringing them home this year new york 2012, at least start the process of bringing them home and the host said, well, i guess if we did that, we would save at least, probably, $240 billion in a two-year period of time. so if they're proposing cuts of $490 billion in next year's budget for the department of defense and we save $240 billion, then we're almost cutting in half what we're going to require of the military. i said, you're exactly right. not only do i hear this from a

ms. lee: thank you mr. speaker. today first let me thank my colleague, congressman jones congressman mcdermott, congressman ellison, and others for speaking out this morning clearly saying that it's past time to bring the war in afghanistan to a swift and orderly end. there's no military solution in afghanistan. we need to bring our troops home now and we need to make sure that we leave no permanent military bases. the american people are sick and tired of the past decade of war and they want this war to end. at a time when tens of millions of americans are unemployed and nearly 50 million americans are living in poverty, the pentagon is requesting almost $100 billion in the president's budget for -- to fund overseas contingency operations, including the wars in iraq and afghanistan. first of all, we all thought the war in iraq was really supposed to be over. so why in the world are we spending billions of dollars on a war that we are no longer fighting? mr. speaker, we have already spent over $1.3 trillion on the wars in iraq and afghanistan and we cannot afford to blindly continue down this path. the reason of co

ms. lee: thank you, mr. speaker. first, let me thank my colleagues, congressman mcgovern, jones, woolsey, waters, and honda for their efforts to bring the war in afghanistan to a swift and safe end. mr. speaker, i'm here this morning to remind my colleagues that there is no military solution in afghanistan. it is time to bring our troops home and make sure that we leave no permanent military bases. and while many and a growing number of my colleagues have come to this conclusion, there are still those who claim that afghanistan is going well and that we should stay there indefinitely. well, we are gathered here this morning to give some real and important insight into the reality that -- insight into the reality that nothing could be further from the truth. we are here to discuss important revelations brought to light by colonel davis. he has served this country for over a quarter century and has received praise from his commanders for his maturity, determination, and judgment. he recently made the brave decision to release an unclassified account of the war in afghanistan after witnessing the huge gap between what