off the atlantic coast, let's say, it will take years and years before any of that has an impact on oil supplies in the united states. >> that's right. and a lot of time the oil companies kind of sit on these tracts and leaveses and they don't do anything with them, so that's another argument against this, but it's something the administration has to take on in the years ahead. >> brian todd, thanks very much. brian's going to continue to work this story for us. as brian leaves, let's bring in cnn's john king, he's the host of "john king, usa" that airs immediately following "the situation room." that's coming up at the top of the hour, and our senior political correspondent, candy crowley, he's the shohost of "se of the union" that airs every sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern. the political fallout, candy, from this decision. i was surprised to wake up this morning and hear it, but i suppose a lot of political types were surprised. >> location, location, location. i expect we'll hear it in other parts of the energy bill. it matters what state you represent. and how you feel about offshore. if you're from the coast or from