because, yes, they did shut down the keystone pipeline. they're looking into this pipeline. t there are still countless other pipelines running you across the country and we still are pumping oil and gas so how much are the biden administration's policies impacting the prices at the pump? >> the prices at the pump are going to keep skyrocketing because i can tell you right now, the number one thing is, joe biden and the democratic party's in bed with opec and all that. look at your stocks for overseas oil. they're skyrocketing. look at america. we're going down. this is going to affect the american people, the family, for christmas, for trips going he anywhere because the prices of gas and oil is going to keep rising. they have got to get the american people back to work. carley: a portion of line 5, neil, runs underneath water, runs underneath a portion of the great lakes and the reason the biden administration is interested in studying that portion is because there's concerns that it could cause a leak and there could be this massive environmental issue. are there any legit

look, we cut the keystone pipeline. cutting another pipeline with over a half -- you know, 500 -- over 500,000 barrels a day of crude oil coming to the united states and then he goes overseas and he begs opec to produce more oil. it makes absolutely no sense. just like everything this president's done. and every sector makes no sense whatsoever and so who is going to pay for it? it's going to be the poor and the middle class. their gas prices -- all of our gas prices are going to go up. when all of our gas prices go up, all of our energy prices go up, everything goes up. inflation goes up. again, this is incredible. it's just one thing after another thing after another thing and then the president wonders why people don't like him too much. carley: and then when you talk the gas prices going up and inflation, that brings us to this. it's the infrastructure bill thats was passed on friday. so they just passed an infrastructure bill but yet they haven't really clarified how this as well as the bbb bill is going to be paid

he did shut down the keystone pipeline. he's been very anti-energy and all of that combined to make higher prices for gasoline and other products, hydrocarbon products. there's some argument in favor of the global warming and trying to get some of those carbon emissions down but the way he's going about it is the wrong way. if you're really want to handle global warming, put a tax on gasoline and have a tax cut on personal income taxes so it's exactly offset so we don't lose the economic growth and the prosperity. he short-changed gas and he's raising taxes on workers and producers and paying people more not to work, which is anti-production, anti-output. it's the wrong way to go and he's going to lead to higher prices, not lower prices. now, this release when the strategic oil reserve is a good move for a short run. but it's not a good long-term policy. it won't solve the problem. >> martha: so it wasn't long ago that we did experience something that none of us had ever experienced before, which is that the united states wa

they started the administration by stopping the keystone xl pipeline. the next day they stopped permitting and leasing on federal lands. and then they stopped production in the anwr, alaskan national wildlife refuge. all the indications we've gotten from the administration they don't want domestic production in the united states and i think most american producers want to continue to produce. they want to produce oil and natural gas here so that we can become an energy independent country. this is a supply an demand issue. supply has gone down because of the pandemic and because of a lack of investment in oil and gas. every indication that we've gotten from this administration is that we should stop producing in the united states. in fact, just yesterday when there were lease sales in the gulf of mexico that were court ordered because of the ban this administration put into place the administration was poo-pooing those lease sales. so every indication they're given to american producers to produce in the united states has been negative and of course you

. >> these articles, with a pen stroke president joe biden cancels the keystone xl pipeline project. biden lists u.s. sanctions on major russian pipeline while western nations kill energy. china kills coal plants by the dozen. china is planning to build 35 new coal-fired power plants. russia projects oil output near post-soviet highs in 2022. europe has become a hostage to russia over energy, analysts warn. europe warns its gas prices surge will drive up food costs. biden asks opec to up oil production while limiting u.s. energy production. qatar petroleum signs a 15-year l&g supply deal with china. qatar petroleum boosts l&g production. qatar places a $760 million order with china for liquid gas ships. energy costs are stoking inflation, just look at u.s. gas prices. home heating sticker shock, the cost of natural gas is up 30%. food prices the highest in years. thank you. it's been said, of course, many times in this committee, in a number of hearings, that we are facing a national climate emergency. and i think it's important to put this conversation in context because of course an

i assume that's why they canceled the keystone pipeline, assume how they justify buying gas and oil from countries that don't like us. i assume they do not understand the effects of the colonial pipeline shutdown, what it had on this country. now we're begging opec to make more oil and make it affordable. members of this committee need to start focusing on the issues impacting everyday americans and the consequences of an overly ambitious and unrealistic climate agenda. i don't know about the rest of y'all on this committee, but the people of south carolina did not send me to washington to bankrupt our country. and to even dephrase build back better, that phrase needs to be changed to bankrupt america quicker. should have a hearing about proposals by democrats disbanding hard working taxpayers money on liberal pipe dreams. i would love to lurn more about the proposal to spend .5 billion for the green new deal youth patrol aimed at help be jobless climate activists's does anyone believe the youth control reduces impacts of climate true? will the youth patrol make china and india less of a

. >> so the keystone pipeline that executive order was done to kill all of the jobs, literally it was like that overnight 102,000 jobs went away, 10000 people were immediately put on unemployment and there were contracts, they work lining contracts inin part about within totally cut off. if you're going to make the kind of drastic decision overnight, there also be some thought whether you agree or disagree with the pipeline being shut down for automate some sort of transition through the process, is the same thing in the very first thing that president joe biden was sworn into office finding that their executive versioning of building of the border while the southern border. and again that were contracts my understanding they are still paying for the border wall to be built but we are not building any of itno now because of that one executive order. so if you are going to totally reverse the policies of the previous administration, that is your right as president of the united states. we're just should be some thought has how do we do it efficiently, economically, and when the make se

prices have been rising since the president killed the keystone pipeline project. >> the energy company has known that that section has needed to be replaced. they've been working to try to get it done for the last few years. governor of michigan and environmental companies jump on it and they're looking for a reason just to completely shut it down. cheryl: well, just to give you context here, since he took office, president biden, prizes have risen from $2.39 a gallon to $3.42 a gallon. that's domestic production. you put regulation on these companies, this is what happens. carley: tell us about american dream home, cheryl. your show. cheryl: wii got new episodes on fox business prime. we'll be head to destin, florida, home prices have shot up so ron and me have got a tough search ahead because of the competitive market there. then we go to vale, colorado, a power couple has been living in denver but they want to go to vale. but they're in for sticker shock. .carley: i want to be a power couple. todd: congrats on the marathon. we're very proud of you. cheryl: thank

we saw the keystone pipeline was shut down day one. is that the way to go? >> obviously not.to florida. the jet claimed she mooched, gets its fuel from line 5. shut down line 5, can't see your daddy. can't do a lot of stuff. generally what's going on is this. we're in a pandemic. we're locked down. we have a lot of savings. government sent a lot of fake checks, a lot of borrowed money. we come out of it, high demand. we all have a mouse, click, click. high demand, fake money equals inflation. remember this. the chinese are having energy shortages because we want so much stuff, they have to ration it over there. so i don't know what the plan is. all i know is i'm not going to go see my mother not because i don't love her but you know what the price of turkey is? i couldn't do it to her. >> martha: here's joe manchin talking about what he sees going on. >> turkeys are higher. i know that. my whole family told me turkey prices are high. everyone is concerned. they should be concerned about inflation. it's real. inflation is real. >> martha: what we've heard from the president is

revoking the pyramid for the keystone x.l. pipeline. preserving and protecting sacred homeland, including bears ears and the grand staircase escalan tefshgs -- escalan tefshgs. i'm proud of the tribes. there's still so much more to do. today i'm announcing five new initiatives. first, a new initiative involving 17 departments and agencies to protect tribal treaty rights and the work of the federal government. second, a new initiative to increase tribal participation and the management and stewardship of federal lands. third, my administration will be the first to work with the tribes to comprehensively incorporate tribal ecological knowledge into the federal government's scientific approach. helping us fight climate change. and fourth, taking action to protect the greater landscape from future oil and gas drilling and leasing. i'm about to sign an executive moment -- order. today i'm directing federal officials to work with tribal nations on a strategy to improve public safety and advance justice. this bill is in the work we did together

. >> these articles, with a pen stroke president joe biden cancels the keystone xl pipeline project. biden lists u.s. sanctions on major russian pipeline while western nations kill energy. china builds coal plants by the dozen. new coal-fired power plants. russia protects oil output near post soviet highs in 2022. europe has become a hostage to russia over energy, analysts warn. europe warns its gas prices surge will drive up food costs. biden asks opec to up oil production while limiting u.s. energy production. qatar petroleum signs a 15-year l&g supply deal with china. qatar petroleum boosts l&g production. qatar places a $760 million order with china for liquid gas ships. energy costs are stoking inflation, just look at u.s. gas prices. home heating sticker shock, the cost of natural gas is up by 180%. food prices poised to serge with fertilizer prices the highest in years. thank you. it's been said, of course, many times in this committee, in a number of hearings, that we are facing a national climate emergency. and i think it's important to put this conversation in context becaus

the pennsylvania budget and policy center, nearly $18 billion in hard infrastructure spending to the keystone state. democrats have said that any republicans who voted against the bill, they should not come to the ribbon-cutting ceremonies, they should not celebrate when the projects come to fruition that are funded through this bill. what do you say to that as someone who voted against the legislation? guest: i think it is a core function of government to provide for infrastructure and it is important to a strong economy, it is a foundation of a strong economy. but the problem with is bill for me was that only a small percentage of the bill went to traditional infrastructure. it outsized -- outsized portions of this bill went to green new deal policies. it was not properly paid for, so for instance, the revenue that is coming in from vehicles driving on our roads is declining. if you think about vehicles are more fuel-efficient than before and folks are moving to electric vehicles. so, that needs to be fixed. i introduced a bill that would ensure and ask for owners of electric vehicles to pa

by the way, if biden didn't kill the keystone xl pipeline while giving vladimir a waiver. she submitting that heating prices will go through the roof this year, she's blaming opec, she's blaming the cartel. no. a biden -- biden abandoned the energy independence we inherited but we all know why she was laughing, because the biden administration has zero plans to increase america's energy production. in fact, right now, they are looking for ways to reduce our supply even more. earlier today the administration admitted that they are exploring the effects of shutting down yet another pipeline in the middle of winter. this as energy bills are already expected to rise significantly putting a 50% spike for those that use natural gas, 59% spike, those that use heating oil and propane uses are in store for a 94% increase. that's joe biden putting america last and making vladimir rich again. according to granholm, america's must brace for these rising prices, this is nothing she says that they can do to stop it. take a look. >> should alert americans a cold winter, expect to pay high

cancelling the keystone pipeline was a horrible idea. the fact of the matter is since 2000, the united states has been not only a leader in energy production in the world but also in reducing co2 emissions. those are both remarkable achievements. we should do everything in our power to continue to facilitate this time of success. the energy industry let us not forget is responsible for ten million high paying jobs in this country. it's also a national security issue. we had a few months back, mike pompeo in washington. one of the primary reasons was because of our abundance of fossil fuels. some of the folks in congress seem to be intent on us letting venezuela and iran and china and russia, countries that aren't as committed to safety. they don't have the protocol and the precaution and the procedures and commitment to safety that we do in this country. that's why we should be exploring offshore and drilling alaska and keystone pipeline because this country, when we produce energy, it's safer for the environment. it's better for every on

as youou laid out intentionally shut down the keystone pipeline. intentionally caused the border search to take place in our southern border. he intentionally botched and mucked up the exit in afghanistan. and what's happening politically . in one of the things we talk about politics is sometimes you can't for the atmosphere. in other words it there's no amount of money there is no of advertising is like terry mccullough found out that can change the atmosphere. two things that are killing joe biden right now. number one the mood is very bad. we have not seen a 75 percent wrong track poll meeting when people are on the right track o the wrong track 75 percent at matson 11 have we had a 75 percent wrong track poll in america. that's number one. number two there is no intensit for joe biden and it's also wha killed him. her people were asked do you strongly support joe biden? only 20 percent of the people said yes. the difference between chump an nobody on obama where they had polls at 40 or 42 approval but when they were asked do you strongly support

he killed the keystone xl pipeline and ban oil exploration on federal lands and his option to kill another pipeline from canada to michigan and that's not all. according to the great climate czar, john terry the u.s. will no longer have coal plants by 2030 due to socialism. i think you may want to pay attention because that will impact west virginia and the hard working people in your state even with heating prices and gas prices soaring and biden has no intention clearly of slowing down the green new deal agenda it's so bad that in a letter sent to democrats, they are now slamming joe biden and the undue burden of rising gas prices and something to laugh at like the energy secretary jennifer granole did. let's get clear. this could all be resolved except we have one problem, joe biden is president. joe biden clearly would rather once again beg opec again and again and again and get rejected again and again and again and humiliating fashion and still keep going back as jennifer granholm blaming the car tells and opec. no jennifer i blame you and joe and if you want to fix the problem go ba

mm i, i, i, for president trump a signing and executive order approving the keystone excel pipeline and the dakota access pipeline. let's listen. yes, this is with respect to the construction of the dakota access. hi black. so bingo has been a dispute and subject to a renegotiation of terms by us. we'll see if we can get the pipeline bill. look in the year when the dental helicopter, flying in target, permitted that pipeline to go through it and if some devastating with what happened trumps administration and our spirits are all tired, but we don't have a choice a our vocab. no. it's all done. let's we're, we all became friends. in other words, when it's gonna go, i don't get why they didn't have to do that, you know, and how is washington? we feeling ro was time you saw happening? i work with 23 years ago. i worked for the senior oxy tribe and i testified at this out the quarter public utilities commission that dakota axis had not been consulting with the tribe. and at that time i was so resigned that nobody cared. and so for it to take on the life that it has, but with the army corps

mm i me to, gosh sheila, i for president trump a signing and executive order approving the keystone excel pipeline and the dakota access pipeline. let's listen. yes, this is with respect to the construction of the dakota access. hi black. so pinker has been a dispute and a subject to a renegotiation of terms by us. we'll see if we can get the pipeline bill look in the year. it went down to hell up in flaming target, permitted that pipeline to go through it and it some devastating with what happened trumps administration. and our spirits are all tired, but we don't have a choice believe because it came out on our vocab. no, it's all done. let's we're we all became friends. it was worth when it's gonna go. i don't get why they didn't have to do it. you know, and how is washington we feeling grow was turned in the saw happy now it works with 23 years ago i worked for the senior oxy tribe and i testified at this out the quarter public utilities commission that the court access had not been consulting with the tribe, and at that time i was so resigned that nobody cared. and so for it to take o

the existing keystone pipelines are running full bore, as we speak. an 700 million barrels of oil. and is designed to be our rainy day supply for energy, especially for the military. we created it back during the oil crisis of the 1970s. former president trump quick to criticize biden, saying, quote, those reserves are supposed to be used in serious emergencies, like war, and nothing else. but that's very different than what he said and did when he was president. he also released oil when prices were high, filled the spr when prices were low. either way, at the time, he said we had way too much oil. he wanted to sell off about half of it. roughly 350 million barrels of oil from the spr. congress said no. we're tracking everything that's happening and fact checking it on social media. you can find me there. i'm on twitter @scottmcgrew. >> thanks. >> it's 6:45. some californians are now told to prove it or pay it back when it comes to pandemic related jobless benefits. the edd updated its pandemic unemployment policies. it's demanding those who received

they called "the oceanshiping cartel" a cause for price hikes and inflation, charles. >> charles: thanks, jacqui. meantime, folks, this keystoneline cuts through kansas as part of the route. a key expansion was put on hold when president biden shut down the project. kansas senator jerry moran joins us. it's a head scratcher, senator. we're going to release 50 million barrels out of the streak reserve. it does nothing. we're the greatest oil producing nation in the world and we could be greater with the xl pipeline. is there a chance if this administration changed their line that we could put it through? >> i sure home so. it's hard to believe that this administration would change course. once again, they're trying to avoid doing the things that need to be done, things that would make a difference by opening up the supply from the strategic petroleum reserve. that's a band aid. doesn't solve anything and doesn't make us more end. as your previous interview indicated, it sends a message that opec has us over the barrels, no pun intended. this needs to be a policy about energy independence. this is the topic of conversation, incr

and of course stop the keystone pipeline. so what do you think will happen? ated disaster is then to create another problem by actually going into the reserves and lowering them. they're meant for extreme weather situations that happen, a war, or some national emergency. he shouldn't be using it for this. and it is a shame and it was overtly political. i found quite disgusting, to be honest, imbecile lick. elizabeth: opec can cut production that would raise prices anyway to offset the drawdown. >> yeah. >> also this is high sulfur sour crude. phil flynn saying oil pros probably could get exported to india and china anyway. listen to the energy secretary, jennifer granholm. she was criticized for not knowing basic facts about u.s. oil consumption. let's watch senator john kennedy with his withering takedown about all of this. watch. >> various figures about this i'm interested if you know how many barrels of oil does the u.s. consume per day. >> i don't have the number in from the time of me. >> some suggest it is about 18 million which would suggest you're rel

this administration stopped the keystone pipeline. ave important allies around the world that should stay on our side. president biden's withdrawal from afghanistan shook our allies, sent shivers down their spines. we believe that every single child in every zip code deserves a quality education because education is the closest thing to magic, and these folks on the other side of the aislee completely, consistently reject school choice, and frankly, they reject parental involvement in education. but inn the commonwealth, they spoke loud and they spoke strong and they voted for a ticket that represented american values. not republican or democrat, but consistently conservative american values is the name of the game. it is the way that we continue into the next american century. >> sean: senator scott, we love having you back. herschel walker, great to see you.we we are going to watch that race very closely. thanks for being with us. straight ahead, the left actually trying to impose vaccine mandates on your kids. we will bring you the

at the same time, how i think you should reverse the keystone pipeline decision. he's got to talk a little longer term about where he sees the country going. taking accountability for things that are not going right. here's what i'm going to do to -- american people are incredibly forgiving voters. >> carol, that's is what you said was going to happen. >> but it's good. but you are right, for him to have to say this means that there is a chance. >> in 2024, jesse, the people surrounding him will not allow him to reopen the keystone pipeline. are you kidding? that goes against everything -- >> in 2024 you can see a whole host of things. higher crime, illegal aliens. >> why fix the board is? >> who knows what north korea is going to do at that point. sky high inflation. his ability to communicate, shot. on a big is going to be able to compete in a vigorous reelection campaign. and then just look at the popularity. it just went off a cliff since afghanistan. and now the democratic party has to worry about, are we going to let the republicans gain 60 seats in the sena

. >> harris: we saw this with the keystone pipeline. the president did this on one of the initial things he did was to wipe that away. so there is precedent for this administration to target something like this. that's why we pay such huge attention. tudor dixon, come back and keep us updated. biden's transportation secretary pete buttigieg says he is concerned that america has racist roads. what exactly is that? >> it seems obvious. pete buttigieg didn't know it. maybe he did know it but afraid to say it. >> harris: twitter on fire after a reporter asked buttigieg about the racism built into the u.s. infrastructure. you have to see it. plus wrong border. vice president kamala harris jetting off to discuss migrant issues in europe. and rolling like a baller with a 20-car motorcade, a climate summit. you know will cain has a lot to say. what's strong with me? what's strong with me? what's strong with me? what's strong with me? what's strong with me? me? with me! we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car

joe biden, you killed the keystone xl pipeline, you're making a hostile actor putin rich again. other who band -- you artificially reduced americas and the world's oil and gas supply and now the united states once again, now you're begging opec, countries that hate us him up for the hour economy. and we are paying a buck 50 more per gallon and paying more for every single thing we buy and paying more to heat and cool our homes. under donald trump we were the world's number one producer of oil and gas for the first time in 75 years. guess what, we were energy independent, donald trump at the end of his presidency wasn't importing one single barrel from saudi arabia. now, any more instead of begging texas, why don't we begged them? you can ask texas, you don't even have to beg. oklahoma, alaska, north dakota, they'll help you. you're blaming opec, that is a cop-out and frankly it's an all-out lie like most everything else that comes out of your mouth and according to the former ceo of mcdonald's, biden's and gas policies are the cause core of inflation in the country and the curren

a prime example is president biden's decision to shut down the keystone xl pipeline, a gas pipeline system that would have allowed us to benefit from access to high quality canadian oil. americans are now paying at the gas pump for the decision, with prices pushing five dollars a gallon in california. the biden administration greenlighted russia's pipeline, a decision that flies in the face of the president's rationale for shutting down the keystone xl, but one that will make our allies in europe more reliant on russian energy. we are seeing that now. i can go on with the inconsistency in bidens policy as evidence for all of us. mr. chairman, we witnessed china imposing their worthless environmental standards, building ports, co-fired power plants, and other critical infrastructure projects with little to no environment or oversight in developing nations around the world. meanwhile, the biden administration set unrealistic goals for our development in the pursuit of climate-related targets. this administration must consider the reality that countries with access are not a knitters, and rus

after taking heat for canceling the keystone pipeline let's get back to what pete hegseth was talking about. i asked my team for a map. i want everybody to focus. the president is going do this again and looking at shutting down another energy pipeline. the line 5 in michigan. in a letter to the president, 13 lawmakers wrote should this pipeline be shut down? tens of thousands of jobs would be lost across the region as we enter the winter months. the termination of line 5 will further exacerbate shortages, price increases and home heating fuels like natural gas, propane at a time when americans are already facing rapidly rising energy prices. say it with me. line 5 michigan. let's get to know it. pete. >> just like we got to know the keystone xl pipeline. rather than work on energy with canada who is a reliable trading partner to get our energy sources and then preventing our own companies from exploration, whether it's fracking, natural gas, all of that. we're begging opec -- begging opec, a cartel, to increase its supply so that our prices can go down when just a year ago as you lai

understand even if we were to create the keystone pipeline that wouldn't bring the price down becausestimation of how long it would take to build the pipeline. we would still be dealing with three or $4 at the pump because america overall depends on foreign oil. the good news year for the americans that are watching korea did the same, japan did the same, and when all these countries act in concert, what they're trying to do is put pressure on the price of the oi by a barrel of oil so the price can go down globally which woul then of force opec to say were losing here on a barrel of oil so we will point more oil. >> the more we can produce domestically the less we have t worry about these other countries. thank you always for your time. >> thank you. >> good to see you, shannon, abby thinks giving per eight. >> youtube. >> supply issues that you probably never thought of, we will explain that and talk abou just how long the experts now expect these delays to last. that is next. attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight inf

. >> the administration comes in, the first they do is cancel the keystone pipeline. second thing, no new leases on public land for energy production. the president is now begging opec to increase production to reduce our gas prices because of his own actions. it makes no sense. >> reporter: over in scotland, as cop 26 continues, climate envoy john kerry took the stable, highlighting the importance of natural gas and renewable energy. >> by 2030 in the united states, we won't have coal -- we will not have coal plants. we're the largest oil and gas producer in the world but we're saying we're going to be carbon-free in the power sector by 2035. >> reporter: today on the cop 26 agenda, leaders from the roughly 200 nations will sit down together and renegotiate the final text of what they will sign at the end of the week. again, those pledges to cut emissions by as early as 2030. the summit that is deemed the last best chance to fight climate change will end on friday. carley, todd. todd: the longest summit in the world. alex hogan live for us in london. alex, thanks. let

how about the fact joe biden shut down the keystone pipeline. re. that would help gas prices. it is these things again they need to take stock of. not these social change legislation that they are putting their weight behind. it's the things like gas prices and the price when you get your turkey or food yesterday how much that costs you. they can't lose sight of that. republicans need to stay focused on that as well. >> julie: thank you both for being here and have a great weekend. >> happy thanksgiving, julie. >> julie: you, too. >> benjamin: president biden's department is proposing to roll back data collections on teacher/student sexual assault to retire old dataset and get rid of trump era guidelines on reporting accusations of sexual assaults. they would be required to submit the number of documented incidents. david spunt is live in wl a details. >> the department of education right now keeps a database of rape, attempted rape and sexual assault charges as well as allegations involving public school employees across the country. a way for t

we're standing about 130 up in the canopy of an ironwood tree, one of the keystone species of the entirerotected by the june gle keepers. but that is a drop in the vast ocean of green that is the amazon. the rangers spend their days monitoring the river for poachers and loggers. some of the team are former loggers themselves. >> reporter: along with the loggers are the illegal miners. there are so many thousands of gold mines gouged into the forest that this photo from nasa recently captured what looked like rivers of gold. but that's not gold, it's thousands of pits gouged into the river left by mining. everything you see around me is part of what's called la pampa. until a couple of years ago, all of this was pristine amazon rain forest. but hundreds of gold miners were given concessions here, turning this into a vast desert that ip, making the rain forestshocko look more like the sahara. that freak phenomenon increasingly common across this moonsca moonscape. the end result, the fires and mines and pastures have encroached on the habitat of 85% of the endangered species here. some of

the solution is not to kill the keystone pipeline, not to kill and water, not to kill the reservoir.sandra: increase production. >> drill, drill, drill. when i was younger man on another network on a different show and oil got to the price in 2008, i would open every show. drill, drill, drill. frack, frack, frack. >> sandra: that rhymes with "kill the bill." [laughs] >> save america until the bill. >> trace: i want to jump in to the conversation. what do you think this does to the relationship with opec? is this kind of a salvo across the bow? does opec respond boldly and may be push oil backup to 80, 80 plus bucks a barrel? >> i don't know. that's an interesting question. their relations with saudi arabia aren't very good to begin with. their whole approach to the abraham accords which brought the gulf states close to israel finally, that was done by the trump administration. they have always been very ambiguous about it, the bidens. and the bidens in the beginning tilted towards iran instead of israel or the gulf states are the abraham acquired. so it's a tenuous relationship to th

pennsylvania budget and policy center, an estimated nearly $18 billion in hard infrastructure spending to the keystone state. democrats have said that any republicans who voted against this bill, they shouldn't come to the ribbon cutting ceremony. they shouldn't celebrate when these new projects come to fruition that are funded through this bill. what do you say to that as somebody who voted against this legislation? >> well, again, i think it is a core function of government to provide for infrastructure and it's important to a strong economy. it's a foundation of a strong economy, as a matter of fact. but the problem with this bill, for me, was that only a small percentage of the bill went to our traditional infrastructure. an outsized portion of the bill went to electric vehicles and other green new deal policies. it was not properly paid for. for instance, the revenue that's coming in from vehicles that are driving on our roads is declining, if you think about vehicles are more fuel efficient than before, and folks are moving to electric vehicles. and so that needs to be fixed. i introduced a bill

they blamed saudis, russians, oil and gas drillers, frackers, alaska, the keystone pipeline. aming gas station operators. charles: yeah. >> you really think, i don't know in your hometown all the gas station guys go have a beer at some bar go to 3.25 or 4. of course not. it's a competitive game. it is called capitalism. you know what? miss brainard doesn't believe in the capitalism. the new vice-chair. we had a congressman on to kept asking are her, williams of texas. charles: president biden at the podium. take a listen. >> cities and towns all across america to celebrate thanksgiving. as they do i want to take a moment to talk about the economy, both the progress we made and the challenges we remain, we have to face. we made historic progress over the last 10 months. unemployment is down to 4.6%. two years faster than anyone expected when we started this job was over 14%. wages are rising, disposable income is up and more people are starting small businesses than ever before and our economy is created a record 5.6 million jobs since i became president on january 20th. there

that's why 14 states suit biden for stopping oil and gas leases. lawmakers want him to reopen the keystone pipeline and unions that backed him in the elections. now site, you regret it. generally, there are too many fans of his all that green thing president by whose energy policy is both weak and dom, but just is carmella has got a handle on inflation. the energy that could, she knows has stopped. so don't worry how many barrels of oil us consume per day. i don't have it given how well things are going. it's really missile. wonder that biden's patio 2024. we run. if you wanted to celebrate thanksgiving this year with only foods that had risen of price the last year, you could have hotdogs, she's lettuce and cookies. so even beyond the economic and financial effects of inflation in places, roy, individual, stealth action has tremendous social pictures, role is devastating. the by the administration is far more worried about making sure the blame is cast on the previous administration. as opposed to addressing the actual causes a better thing right now would be for the government to, to obs

special pipelinen waiver while simultaneously taking away high paying career jobs for americans on the keystone xl pipeline, other energy industry jobs. great job, joey, and now he's reduced our supply of oil and gas and atpp the very same time now for the second time, he is begging opec and saudi arabia and the middle east and vladimir putin to pump more oil. senator burr also says we get more oil from food and then we are getting from alaska. does that make any sense? take a look. >> presidente biden: when the cost of a gallon of gasoline gets to about 330 -- 300 -- $3.35 a gallon, it has profound impact on working-class families just to get back and forth to work. so i don't see anything inconsistentac with that but i o think that the idea that russia and saudi arabia and other major producers are not going to pump more oil so people can have gasoline to get to and from work, for example, is -- is not -- is not right. but -- and what we are considering doing on that, i'm reluctant to say before i have to do it. >> sean: joe, you got rid of energy independence that donald trump handed you. yo

so in terms of perception if you close a piece on —- the keystone pipeline five minutes after taking nd you explore may be closing a pipeline with michigan it looks like you are not doing anything to fix the problem. gerry: one more quick break but kamala harris continues to laugh off questions this week this time about whether she has real utility in this has real utility in this administration. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. trelegy for copd. edward jones ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. treleg

calling on the president to reverse the course on the keystone xl pipeline and senate energy committeeng member john barrasso called the release desperate. and, bret, despite releasing more oil, president biden warning americans they will not feel the relief at the pump any time soon. definitely not overnight. so, that trip to grandma's house this thanksgiving is going to be just as expensive as you thought it would be. bret? >> bret: aishah hasnie live in alexandria, virginia. let's bring in senator pat toomey. senator, thanks for being here. >> hey, bret, thanks for having me. >> bret: what's your reaction to this move by the president as we see gas prices high. as we start heading into the holidays? >> it's unbelievable, bret. like, let's be honest. what was the first thing or certainly one of the very first things this president did was shut down the keystone pipeline, a tremendous source of oil. suspending the ability to drill for oil and gas in places where we have oil and gas. and so, nobody should be surprised and i don't think most pennsylvanians are surprised that prices are