lou: congressman ted poe, good to see you. thank you. >> thank you, lou. to talk to you. lou: good to see you. time to look at our online poll results from friday. do you believe republicans can stop president obama from staying in office after his second term if they can't stop his executive fiat on immigration amnesty from taking effect? 34% of you said, no. be sure to vote in our poll tonight, do you believe that if the president does issue an executive order granting de facto amnesty to millions of immigrants, that he will have exceeded his constitutional authority? is cast your vote at lou loubobs.com. >>> the latest drug enforcement operation targeting at least three nfl teams whose medical practitioners were questioned yesterday on the suspicion they were dispensing drugs illegally to their players. there were no arrests, but there are some questions remaining about how all of this rises to a level of a national investigation when more than three million pounds of narcotics are still crossing our southern border every year. that border, by the way,

ted poe, a republican, and i a democrat, who represents portlanda don't often agree on a lot. but we are an example how we can all come together because politics should stop at water. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. the clerk: senate 2539, an act to amend the public health service act to re-authorize certain programs relating to traumatic brain injury and to trauma research. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. hompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, madam speaker. according to the energy administration information today's national average price for retail gasoline is $2.97. this is the lowest price since over a four-year period beginning in october of 2010. gasoline prices have decreased by roughly 21% in the last six months alone. one of the most prevalent factors in determining the price of gasoline at the pump is the international average of the cost of a barrel of crude oil. over the past week price of crude oil per barrel has hovered between $77.15 and $77.85.

in house debate, texas republican ted poe and others argued it's a vital alternative to importing oil the keystone pipeline from canada to texas will bring as much crude oil as we get from saudi arabia. it will bring energy security and national security. it will bring jobs. the pipeline will make middle eastern politics and energy irrelevant. >> sreenivasan: environmentalists warn that extracting oil from canada's vast tar sands is too expensive and toxic. the pipeline has also drawn protests from some landowners in montana, south dakota and nebraska who fear the 875 miles of pipeline will pollute land and water. a 2010 pipeline break in michigan's kalamazoo river was the largest inland spill in u.s. history. it took two years to clean up, with money from an oil liability fund that oil companies pay into. but house minority leader nancy pelosi says the house bill gives transcanada a pass on contributing. >> transcanada will be exempted from paying into the oil spill liability trust fund even though the tar sands component of what they're transmitting is highly corrosive. god willing

they obeyed that as they made their way from their quarters they found themselves poe-ted and he begano reconsider his decision but it was lost. lafayette knew none of this as he made his way towards the state that was uncertain at best. as they described lafayette marched by the compulsion are dead by his own troops. they have the attachment of the three sides and now in 1789 he is still in the composure that served him so well in 1778. not only the companions of the lives of the royal family he did everything in his power to ensure people a peaceful resolution. they heralded the approach and lafayette halted the march around 11:00 near the naturalism of the meeting hall in versailles. there he administered in a oath to remind the oath to remind the troops of their allegiances. while the officers were sent ahead to the chÂteau but not to oust him the representative of the king appeared and with pleasure. e. happily everyone was in an agreement on one point. it filled the air as he drew closer to the palace. long live the nation and lafayette and liberty shouted then driven by fear and