americans deserve a new texaco. >> it will increase the debt unanimously. it will be a job killer and will raise taxes on the middle class. that has a big impact on the lives of all americans. >> democrats are pushing to amend the spending bill and allowing dreamers to stay. >> we have a fixable priority in the dream act. a bipartisan solution to the problem to make sure young people have a chance to the way to citizenship. we can get it done before the end of the year. >> it should not be done within a year and spend the better. democrats tried to use leverage to shut down the government is not how it should be resolved. >> later say they're not afraid to keep leaders here past the scheduled break. >> thank you. >> eric: the latest in the russia investigation. a lot of questions raised in spiked relation about if michael flynn is or could potentially could be cooperating with prosecutors. we learned bad cut off communication with president trumps legal team. the company is cooperating with special counsel or tried to strike a deal. >> the report and sugges

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to play that, or you can find a stalwart like exxon mobil or look at something with a hiccup like texaco chevron these are due for a consol dhags. in the meantime though, you can find value elsewhere and make money. >> one comment about that. if you actually look at value and what sectors are comprising the cheapest stocks in the market and had you done that back to january. >> you'll be in retail and it's going to be terrible. >> oil -- that's your 52-week low list cheap stocks, not saying value doesn't work over longer periods of time. of course it does. it's how -- >> but entering argument -- i understand what you're saying and we've had this discussion. >> no signal on a one-year time frame. >> my entering argument is you've seen crude oil break out of this range. that's the reason. not just because -- >> you can have the stocks right now and you have no competition. no one else wants them you want cheap buy macy's for eight times last year's earnings. don't ask me what next year's earnings are nobody wants t.buy all you want. >> i go back to where we started the conversation if you

it's not that we haven't had a previous wildlife that my colleague from texaco said may have had previous writes guaranteed, it's that you're putting it into a purpose for the purpose of a refuges to have oil development. >> before we turn to staff on this, it's important to remember we are not turning the entire 19 million-acre refuge into a refuge that will host oil and gas programs. we are including, with in it, and allowance or purpose that within the 1002 area, not within the rest of the refuge. the rest of the refuge remains in place. what we're talking about is the 1.57 million acres in the coastal plain that was specifically set aside for further study and potential future oil and gas exploration. that is the distinction here. that is the distinction that was laid down. not the entire refuge. not the entire 19.64 million acres, but specifically designated that this area would be reserved specific for further study and potential future oil and gas exploration. what we are doing is making a consistency of what was outlined back in 1980. this is not turning the wildlife refuge, the c

sova surveillance net that has been dropped on texaco -- texas and mexico is really disturbing. >> they sold the comments that you made yesterday you mentioned the entrance into the united states so could you expand on those mexican officials who have come here from law enforcement on this side?. >> i will plug another reporter who has done a phenomenal job to cover these amazing money-laundering cases in san antonio dealing with the former governor or the of governor of the mexican border states who have wondered massive amounts of cash investing that in real estate and other assets in the united states. he has done a phenomenal job and it hasn't gotten much attention but the last few years just tracing the exodus of the politicians from northern mexico with the treasurer with the entire system they are living in san antonio and houston so the story that just broke with the paradise papers a we will see some of them in there actually because that just broke today in the guardian. >> that is super important because maybe people think those of the mexican governors why should we care? be