there is no better person to talk about this then secretary of energy rick perry. he is a veteran of the air force, a farmer, a rancher, the longest-serving governor of texas and a needle scout. he is a classic underachiever. populationnor, texas grew, the economy expanded, and yet texas has cleaner air today than when he took office. it might surprise you to know that houston today has cleaner air than london, paris, or rome. eat that europe. let me welcome secretary rick perry to the stage. [applause] secretary perry: thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. good afternoon. thank you very much. please pass on to tom my appreciation. i don't know if he is in the audience or not. tom donahue and i have done a few gigs together through the years. also want to say thanks to a couple of my cabinet members who have been in today and give you a little observation about what is going on. david, i don't know if david is on the stage or not. come on out and have a seat. he is one of the veterans. [applause] secretary perry: he is going to be the interviewer, the straigh

energy secretary rick perry played an important role in that. >> this one of a total of six. twowp and running. -- we have two up and running. but this is a fabulous opportunity to send a message. i was in belgium about two weeks ago talking to my counterparts in the e.u. as i also talked to some folks from other parts of the world as well. they know we have this extraordinary supply. what happened in the energy sector is phenomenal from the standpoint of liquefied natural gas it has multiple impacts. for national security in america. that we are able to supply our own gas and oil supply, and also to go to our allies. that was the message the president had for the e.u. president. this isn't just an economic thing for the united states, it's about the supply and security our allies in the european theater. they don't have to be held hostage with just one supply of gas. the united states whether it's going into polled or the southern part of the european union, they can rest assured the united states is going to be mr. there, be a supplier with no strings atwached liquefied nat

[music] energy policy with energy secretary rick perry. next up at the forum, a look at economic priorities and later congressional priorities for the economy in the indo-pacific region hosted by the us chamber of commerce. while they are on the short break we will take a look at remarks earlier by secretary of state mike pompeo. >> i wanted to come here this morning to talk about the trump administrations strategy for advancing a free and open indo-pacific and why us business engagement is at the center of it. it's the staple of our mission to promote peace and stability through the region. we were at the apec summit last year, the national security strategy also detailed vision . make no mistake, the indo-pacific which wretches from the united states west coast to the west coast of india is a subject of great importance to american foreign policy. as i will detail, this region is one of the greatest engines of future global economy than it already is today. the american people and the world have a stake in the indo-pacific peace and pros

rick perry will be one of the coaches. there is rick. julius irving. gary payton. some of the players are baron davis, alan carrington. ice cube was at our studios earlier. he is the founder of this three on three basketball league. we changed the subject. we went to get his opinion on super teams, meaning the golden ticket warriors. >> everybody got to read them and weep. this is pro sports. everybody gets a little trophy and everybody gets a little trophy. no. pro basketball. some teams are going to be dominant. other teams, it's like, what you going to do about it. i hear what people are saying. like i said, read him and week. -- weep. >> talk about the word giddy. there were lots of people giddy about having ice cube here. >>> meanwhile was taken overseas. wimbledon is the place. rafael, the king of clay, trying to prove he can win on grass as well. he won the french open 11 times. he would like to a -- take care of wimbledon. his opponent was from causing stand. -- keswick stan. he is in charge to take on know back in the semi finals. -- novak. we do have time

to take a picture of the friction back to level reading the news things that the receiver cd for rick perry amazing custom coach and was rushed here to take a pill and. of course with the world's biggest sporting events in full swing it seems russia's living breathing eating and sleeping football i'm not just talking the feet see the beautiful games even made it into the household of the russian economy a far more than forty ceremonial portrayed have gone up featuring the world's greatest football thoughts imagine cristiana rinaldo in the nineteenth century. it's sort of a vision of italian artists for brits you know good and bad. even labeled his creations the ground made like gods know that. they like defective q you can see. as a general sense leader. eco's a jew in jamaica is doing tonight i mean it's you you feel that it's dio really your representative yes there really is your leader confounds i've also got in on the auction block think we've covered quite a few good new talents and the inspiration for the locals. was to see the world cup spirit touches people from all walks of life a

poor hall of famer's, rick perry, gary payton, dr. j, julius irving, and the iceman, george curbing. here is rick perry, moments ago. >> i was a bit skeptical, as most people were. but, pleasantly surprised. it was beyond my expectations. i had a lot of fun last year. to come back and coach against dr. j. i told him before, you know the best thing about this game i don't have to guard you. >> it is nice to be back here. they are familiar surroundings. i have seen the building since they changed it. the guys asked me would you play here? well, it was not like this. there were not always luxury suites. but it is always nice to come back here. >> all right, barry is thrilled about the warriors, adding to marcus cousins to the roster. maybe the most talented center, since his old teammate, nate thurmond. >> i would be remiss if i did not ask you about cousins. >> oh, yeah -- when i tell you -- if you are a warrior person, you are thrilled. i mean, if you had to pick onein the armor, what would it have been? the center position? >> they ne

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. - when rick perry got in, big state governor, he was 10 to 15 points ahead.to the top of the polls. natural kind of guy that republicans would nominate. one of the areas in whicthey wey was to position mitt romney to his right on the issue of immigration. - evne said, "oh, if rick perry gets in the race, it's his to win," and i knew we had a secret weapon on our side, which was my dad. - mitt is an incredible debater. he always walked onto the debate stage with a goal in mind for that particular debate. - texas has had 60% increase in illegal immigrants in texas. - the high point of illegal immigration was 1995 to 2000. all: el pueblo unido jamás será vencido. - we as latinos are being made the scapegoats for the socio-economic problems ithis nation. - we are a nation of immigrants, but we're also a nation of laws. - it heady begun to recede, but for whatever reason, somebody convinc governor romney that he ought to take a hard line on immigration. - you say you don't want to go and round up people and deport them. if you don't deport them, how do you send th

rick perry you hardly hear b mick mulvaney you hardly hear about.ly dismantling the regulations, many of which were put into place by the obama administration, but they are succeeding in this mission. when the president came out and said for every new regulation, he wants two gone, this is happening. and the epa and the department of energy and the department of education and the consumer financial protection bureau of places in which this is happening. things are either being dismantled or the administrator or cabinet secretary in charge are giving themselves more authority to make decisions as opposed to them going through regulatory processes. >> you know, the establishment republicans that joined the trump administration against maybe their will or what they really wanted, all the jeb bush types, the people that have been in this town for a long time, they did it because they know where the regulatory levers of power are. they can pull these regulatory levers and then how to affect the state on the regulatory side. if you want durable and lastin

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thank you very much. [ applause ] >> [ inaudible conversations ] we'll be hearing from rick perry followedby a look at economic priorities and later congressional priorities for the economy in the indo pacific region. again, we'll bring you live coverage as soon as they return from break. and on capitol hill this week, the senate is in for most of august returning from the weekend today at 3:00 eastern time. they'll consider the nomination of brit grant, judge on the 11th circuit judge. miss grant was a clerk for the current nominee bret cavanaugh. she was also on president trump's list to replace anthony kennedy. a vote to limit debate and announce her nomination has been scheduled for 5:30 eastern time. and in the house, members continue their work period. they'll be holding brief pro for ma sessions friday. you can watch the house live on c-span and the senate live here on c-span2. tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern, testimony on oil prices and leaders on the energy industry and experts on u.s. energy policy before the senate energy and national resource committee. we'll show the hearing toni

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. >> rick perry is not playing. >> no he is a coach. listen to the coast -- coaches. ie serving, george girvin the iceman, rick barry, gary payton. it will be very cool at oracle tomorrow. the big three -- the big3 ? what can you say. everything that ice cube touches seems to turn to gold. first time at oracle. the last two venues they played at drew 15,000 plus. there is doctor j. the new thing about this league, they have the four point shot. can you imagine if seth curry played in this thing? >> this is not like the pro bowl are they are going through the motions. this is a serious game. >> very serious. they are taking it seriously for different reasons. let me tell you a couple of things. bursting 250. you have to win by two. -- the first team to 50. you have to win by 2. the man on the marquee is ice cube. he was in the studio earlier. we asked him about the league and what he likes about it. >> some guys, it bothers their heart. it doesn't matter that they are not on an mba roster. they will play anywhere. they will play on the playground. they will play in orac

we've seen this with kay bailey hutchinson in the primary against rick perry. the polling would show her approval was going in a straight line and her ballot was going down, down, down. >> everyone wanted to go the other way. all right, kevin mclaughlin, thank you so much. really appreciate your time tonight. >>> just ahead here on "kasie d.c." >> women in particular, by the way, i want you to get more involved. men have been getting on my nerves lately. i mean, i just -- every day i read the newspaper and i just think, brothers, what's wrong with you guys? studies showed relief and remission with dosing every 8 weeks. woman: stelara® may lower the ability of your immune system to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before or during treatment, always tell your doctor if you think you have an infection or have flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, or develop any new skin growths, or if anyone in your house needs or recently had

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boss bob murray, ceo of one of the country's largest coal mining companies and energy secretary rick perryth an action planned quote, reliable and low cost electricity. a plan that included rewriting coal ash regulations. that same plan was also sent to the epa. the organization wheeler now runs. >> the epa is in a rush to do things that will benefit these coal ash utilities. purely because of the influence of their trade associations and their lobbiesists. >> reporter: this week, the first set of proposed rule changes were finalized. among the changes? ground water no longer needs to be monitored if the plant can prove that it is not polluting the aquifer. our request to speak with administrator wheeler was declined. in a statement provided by the epa, he said, quote, our actions mark a significant departure from one size fits all policies from the pasts and save tens of millions of dollars in regulatory costs. duke is saying none of it has reached public ground water. >> testing continues to demonstrate that coal ash operations are not impacting private wells. >> reporter: it's something

like rick perry at energy, like betsy devos at education, he's doing what he promised the american people he's deregulating the epa. >> i think it's a mixture of things. i think pruitt had supporters among people who said that despite the distractions of the mounting scandals that you can't even keep track of anymore, he was mounting on the agenda that he was put in place to do. his successor will do that without the mattresses and the lotion and the chick-fil-a and what not. so liberals that could even be more damaging, to conservatives that could make them feel better about it. but trump himself, pruitt knew how to kiss up to the president. we saw it in the language he used in the resignation letter. i think a lot of this happened in private, that he knew how to flatter trump. and so i think it was the personal relationship, too, that made john kelly have to be the hatchet man here, that trump was dragged along to this decision by his aides. pruitt probably would have hung on longer if trump was left to his own devices on this one for both of those reasons. >> reporting pruitt's surviva

between his boss bob murray crow of one of the largest coal mining secrets and energy secretary rick perrysented an action plan for reliable low cost electricity. rewriting coal cash shall regulations. the same plan was sent to the epa. the oppression wheeler now runs. >> the epa is in a rush to do things that will benefit the coal ash utilities. purely because of the influence that the trade associations and lobbyists. >> and this week the first set of proposed rule changes were finalized. among the changes ground water no longer needs to be monitored if the plant can prove that it is not polluting the water. >> our request to interview administrator wheeler was declined. in a statement he said quote our actions recognize a depart forfeiture the one size fits all policies of the pastor. duke energy is steadfast show says it shows that testing no contamination reached the ground water. >> testing shows it's not impacting priefl wells. >> it's something danielle heard before. but living next to a coal plant and an ashed pond, even ifs it the dream home you are always living in a bit of fear

big american businesses that could gain and maybe even more we know that the secretary of energy, rick perry, is at one of these facilities in maryland. the other big one is in louisiana. what does europe get? less dependency on russia. we've seen how fickle russia can be. >> they use energy as a weapon. >> yes. 2006, 2007, 2014, all of those were horribly cold winters. they turned off the taps in june 2014. people in the ukraine were actually dying. russia just said, you know, you owe us close to $2 billion. europe would love to decrease their independence on russian gas. right now they have a 35% market share. so from the european perspective, they would rather work with america. on our side, we just have to produce more and export more. a lot of analysts say if we invest in this, we could be the top exporter for liquefied natural gas. >> dana: that's remarkable. the agreement they made is to stop the war of words. stop hiding. >> yeah. >> dana: and there's benefit to that. >> of course. >> dana: our allies should push together against china. where will this go from here? >> yes. the agree

so eminently, do we think that anything will be done between michel barnier and the new brexit rick perryey meet for dinner tonight? it is interesting, because dominic robbins the brexit secretary, but the negotiations are being carried out by all the robbins, who is in theresa may's office, if you like. so rob's role seems to be more now about no deal preparations and we saw the sort of diplomatic optic, if you like. so i think the key decisions are being done by abi rollison and negotiating. caroline: all behind closed doors. editor,g's break the fantastic as other. vonnie? here, senators are gearing up for a critical vote on a second round of tax cuts. kevin: we are now joined with the house ways and means committee chairman kevin brady. mr. chairman, thank you for being here. when are we going to get the details of this tax 2.0? answer -- rep. brady: the answer is very soon, and this is why. the tax cuts have the economy booming, so we want to lock in those reforms and make them come in the family and small business side. we also think there are areas of --, so wede like in will tax -

rick perry called for the elimination of three agencies, he famously couldn't remember them all.s the agency he now runs. when people run for office they say things like this, but that doesn't mean they are ready to be considered in congress. >> martha: they are talking now about consolidating one of those agencies, including the one that he runs. so karl, what you make on the politics and what republicans decided to do about it? >> i think the problem is not that this wasn't right. the democrats thought they had a great idea, get rid of ice and then they figured out that that was a bad idea. look, the idea that this needed to go through a committee process, the governor of texas is somehow the same as three members of the democratic leadership coauthored this legislation, or 2020 democratic presidential candidates. it's ridiculous. the democrats got caught offering a stupid idea for a bad reason. remember, they did this because of the administration's policy of separating minors from adults. but ice has nothing whatsoever to do with that. those people are interdicted at the bord

the director of the fbi and the secretary of energy, rick perry there. it's all against this backdrop of a real increasing concern. she agreed with dan coates saying the system the blinking red. an analogy ta goes wak to 9/11 when that was being talked about bf the september 11th attacks. i think there's real urgency here based on what we've heard today that we are in a situation here where we're looking at people who have been able to get access to their foreign actor, director wray saying it's no longer these nation states. meaning try to get our secrets, our military information. but now, you have them working with hacking groups. in these various third party people that can go in and try to get access to these systems and it's a real collaborative group that's trying to be set up. most of the u.s. is critical frugs and when it comes to cyber it's all private. our cell phone companies. the it's private. that might be a good thing, right? there might be a robust response from the private sector. >> well, it's going to hit their wallet. so in other word

between his boss, bob murray, ceo of one of the largest coal mining companies, and energy secretary rick perrye secretary with an action plan for, quote, reliable and low-cost electricity. a plan that included rewriting coal ash regulations. that same plan was sent to the epa. the organization wheeler now runs. >> the epa is in a rush to do things that will benefit these coal ash utilities. purely because of the influence of their trade associations and their lobbyists. >> reporter: and this week, the first set of proposed rules changes were finalized. among the changes, ground water no longer needs to be monitored if the plant can prove that it is not polluting the aquafer. our request to speak with the administrator was declined. he said, quote, our actions mark a significant departure from the one size fits all policies in the past and saved tens of millions of dollars in regulatory costs. duke energy is steadfast that testing has shown that none of the coal ash contamination has reached public ground water. >> testing continues to demonstrate the coal ash operations are not impacting priva

according to documents that were obtained by bob murray, ceo of one of the largest oil companies, and rick perrysented an action plan with the reliable and the low cost electricity and the plan of rewriting the coal ash regulations. the same plan was sent to the epa and the same organization that wheeler runs. >> the epa is in a rush to do things that will benefit these coal ash yu tutilities. purely because of the influence of the trade associations. >> this week, the first set of proposed rule changes were finalized and among the change, the ground wau the ter no longer has to be monitored if the plant can prove that it is not polluting the aquifer. our request to speak to mr. wheeler was declined and in a statement, he said, that our actions are the departure from the one-size-fits-all policies of the past and saves millions of dollars in the regulatory costs. duke energy is steadfast ly saying that testing shows it has not reached the groundwater. >> continual testing is not impacting private water sources. >> reporter: but even if you are living in a dream home, you are still living in a li

mitt romney, demagogued the hell out of rick perry, rudy giuliani. wanted the self-deportation policy. this has been festering in republican circles for a really long time. the king of voter fraud. they've done a bad job talking about it, confronting their ranks saying, you're indulging in fantasy land. >> gentlemen, thank you so much. great conversation. peter, matt, brett, thank you. >>> you know how i end the show always. good news. good news ruhles. a group of florida firefighters went above and beyond the call of duty. a homeowner had a heart attack doing yard work. the fire truck and ambulance went back to finish laying sod on the lawn. we have that good news. of course, the soccer players and their coach rescued. that is great news. that wraps up this hour. i'm stephanie ruhle. coming up, news with my friend hallie jackson. more excellent news, hallie is coming. >> love you. see you in an hour. i'm hallie jackson in washington. it is about to be fight night with donald trump. not with the senate over a supreme court nominee. instead, with our

policies for them those officials have to go so i think this is a warning shot to wilbur ross to rick perry to plenty of os if they have an ethical conduct is yet to come to light washings like american oversight and environmental groups and education groups were coming to find out and if transparency is a problem for you your problem for the american people they pay is a very important very important agency what does this mean now for the a.p.a. . well we can hope that means that a restoration of ethics and or we will or will step in as the acting administrator has to treat his agency like a superfund pollution site and clean it up i'm hoping that he can do that from a policy perspective people should keep in mind that the guy stepping in to fill scott proof shoes is a former co-op used so santa claus might be out but mrs claus is stepping in and i imagine the children of industry are still going to get their presents ok and as our john hendren reported the investigations are still ongoing even though scott protests step down so we'll see what comes out of all of them austin thank you so m

addition, the texas national guard has an ongoing border security mission ever since former governor rick perry deployed 1000 guardsmen to the texas/mexico border in 2014. to say the board is lawless is a lie. deploying national guard personnel to the southern border is not new. but the nccircumstances for thi deployment are unusual. facts and context matters despite the administration is a repeated attempts to frame them in a way that justifies the misguided and inhumane policies. as you can see in this graph, no graph? there we go. they were 70 percent fewer apprehensions in march 2018 then in the months before president bush the 2006 mobilization. in 2006, u.s. customs and border protection had 50 percent fewer border patrol agents on board then we have today and the average agent apprehended approximately 97 people per year. for context, in 2017, the average border patrol agent apprehend less than 20 people per year across all northern and southern border sectors. today immigrants are overrunning the board is a lie. the purpose is for the prior two deployments were also different than the o

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rick perry over at energy, mick mulvaney who's running the consumer financial protection bureau, they'reng the president's work in deregulating these agencies and departments or the industries that they regulate, but they're not doing it with any particular fanfare or ethics violations for that matter. >> yeah, mr. wheeler's positions are going to be very close to, i think, mr. pruitt's positions. and, you know, it's -- i think we'll see a number of the same things moving forward. for example, right now the epa has a replacement of the clean power plan heading up to the white house for review. that's something that sounds -- might have close to the same name but it's really going to fundamentally dismantle the obama administration's signature climate change plan. they're moving forward with repealing wotus, the waters of the united states rule, as you mentioned up above. all of the same issues that we've seen in the past months are going to be moving forward. one of the potentially most significant impacts that mr. pruitt has had actually on the agency, though, is what he's done internal

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i think rick perry said there are a million attempts a day to outside companies. >> yes.know that the russians have sought to and have been successful in fact at infiltrating some of the company's control rooms of the companies that run the election grid in this country. this is not just an idol threat. we know, for example, the russians were successful in ukraine in taking down the electric grid, turning off the lights. this is malware that destroys systems. so there's real reason to be concerned about the soundness of the russian effort to attack our elect. >> it's almost like we can't get the public's attention about this. i keep wanting to talk about it each sunday or whenever we possibly can because it's hard to understand, it's confusing. the bottom line and we just have a couple of seconds here, how concerned should we be and what can we do? >> we should be very concerned, again, about the long-term goal here which is to undermine our democracy and the fact that the russians are bringing every aspect of cyber capabilities to the table from offensive cyber operation

'em high texas, hang texas, under governor rick perry in texas they started performs in 2007. in the last 10 years they have closed state prisons. they have a crime rate they haven't seen this low since the 1960's, and they have saved $4 billion in taxpayer money. and they have done this, not by what we did back in the 1980's and 1990's to be tougher on crime and soft on crime and all that nonsense. they didn't do it on fear and emotion like we did in the 1980's and 1990's. both parties did it and it is unfortunately a disgrace. what they did was go on the facts and data driving it and they started in texas thinking about who needs to be in prison, what is a prison for, to punish someone, someone who is sick, someone who is mentally ill, someone who is made it a mistake of my people to be done with outside of prison. let's try to divert them, and then the people in prison, let's help them be less violent, less troubled, get them therapy. many people have been broken inside themselves and victims of trauma, and focusing on educational and vocational training. all these commonse

but i ended my newspaper career back home in texas not long after rick perry put his arm around my shouldersnd told a crowd he was proud i was his home town newspaper editor. cause and effect perhaps. [laughter] so it's obvious the media and the first amendment are things i've dealt with pretty much every day of my adult life. and now those issues are something all of us are dealing with every day. i still think the mission of journalism is to shine light on wrongs, to hold the powerful accountable, to broaden our horizons. yet we hear daily reports about disinformation, distortions, about a total disruption of the media. what does it mean for our constitutional democracy and freedom of expression? this is an important discussion, and nowhere is it more important than right here, right now as we aclu members seek to learn to be inspired and to arm ourselves with the knowledge and the arguments we need to continue our vigorous defense of the first amendment. to help us do that today, we have an excellent panel. one that represents a variety of media and of viewpoints. and i think you will kno

and the red state texas, and hang'em high texas, and under rick perry they start ed the reforms in 2007, and now in the last ten years, they have closed eight prisons a and have a crime rate they have not seen this low in the 1960s and saving $4 billion in taxpayer money, and doing it by not what we have done in the '70s and the '80s and who is tougher on crime, and softer on crime, and not on fear and emotion like we did back in the '80s and '90s and both parties did it. it is a disgrace. but they went on the evidence-based practice and data and driving it. they started in texas who needs to be in prison and what is it for? to punish someone, and someone who is sick, and mentally ill, and makes a a dumb mistake can be dealt with outside of prison, let's try to divert them and then the people in prison, let's help them be less violent, less troubled, and they need therapy, a and many of the people who commit violent crimes have been the victims of straw ma, and focusing on these issues, and education, and vocational training, and all of the common sense trainings. and when texas started

want to go back to what paul talked about, red state texas, hang em high texas, under governor rick perry they started reforms back in 2007, they're now in the last ten years, they have closed eight prisons. they have a crime rate that they haven't seen this low since the 1960's, and saved $4 billion in taxpayer money. and they've done this, not by what we did back in the '80s and '90s, who could be tougher on crime and who is soft on crime and all that have nonsense. they didn't do it on fear and emotion like we did back in the '80s and '90s, both parties did it, unfortunately, it's a disgrace. what they did was go on evidence-based practices and data, driving this, and started in texas thinking about who really needs to be in prison. what is a prison for, to punish someone. someone who is sick, mentally ill, makes a dumb mistake, can be maybe tried outside of prison and the people in prison, let's help them be less violent, less troubled, they need therapy. many people who commit crimes are broken inside themselves, vek victims of trauma. vocational training, all of these things. once t

you have heard a pretty and that is all from the government side and including energy secretary rick perryte enterprise side you have numerous ceos from tech companies and telecom companies to banking companies to energy companies here and the idea is that these two side sides must work together, share information and share best practices in order to fight cyber security threats. when i spoke with secretary nielsen about what she sees as a bsi here is what she told me - >> the biggest threat in my mind is that we do not partner. what we see the adversaries doing is crowdsourcing. they use box and paid influencers and governments and anyone and everyone they can attack us. the biggest that is if we don't work together to counter that. reporter: they have created this national risk management center and in many ways, secretary nielsen himself, described it as the 911 call and the 911 headquarters for any cyber aggressions but the point is private enterprise can work out to the government. i also spoke with her about sometimes how private enterprises don't want to share proprietary informatio

we've seen this with kay bailey hutchinson in the primary against rick perry. would show her approval was going in a straight line and her ballot was going down, down, down. >> everyone wanted to go the other way. all right, kevin mclaughlin, thank you so much. really appreciate your time tonight. >>> just ahead here on "kasie d.c." >> women in particular, by the way, i want you to get more involved. men have been getting on my nerves lately. i mean, i just -- every day i read the newspaper and i just think, brothers, what's wrong with you guys? i mean, what's wrong with us? >> when we return, we'll talk about the wave of women running for office in washington including johanna hayes honored by president obama in 2016 for being national teacher of the year. she joins us live next. ♪ [ coughs ] ♪ ♪ [ screams ] ♪ [ laughs ] ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa. your one item would be the name your price tool? it helps people save on car insurance. why wouldn't it save me? why? what would you bring? a boat. huh. sfx: [cell phone dialing] no. no, no, no, no, no. cancel. cancel. plea

i've been told talking to rick perry, and we were governors together. moving up the houston channel, what it does. it disrumpts the energy chain ad industry markets in america. we're trying to get a storage hub strategically. you all know enough about that. have you looked into it enough? >> i've looked it up so i'm genuinely familiar on what it would do to we're very vulnerable and every time we have an oil production, we've been blessed. >> the ability to go multiple directions with any particular hydrocarbon is a good thing. that's what the hub is going to do. >> yeah, with all these natural liquids that we have with a global supply, even, because we're exporting that, too. the weekend -- there's a new pipeline that's being built in the philly, so you want that pipeline to be delivered relatively soon. >> yeah, but we want to bring for our national interest and concerns, but also we can create a whole new, cracking in all these things that need to go in line down stream. >> it will be a big thing. >> we have one basket right now. do you all believe t