extent it doesn't work it will make people much more skeptical about government's ability to do anything big. jenna: we would love to have you back in a few weeks, maybe a few months. maybe sooner than that. let's check in to see how this progresses and see how some of your predictions go over the next several weeks and months. >> looking forward to it. jenna: thank you. jon: the keystone pipeline extension still seems to be a pipe-dream here in the u.s. but now canada is moving forward with a plan to move oil that would have come to the u.s. from alberta to the coast of british columbia where it most likely will be shipped to asia. the obama administration blacked for foot-on the pipeline as this oil might go overseas. dan springer live in seattle with a look at that. >> reporter: jon, what is perfectly clear canada is not just waiting around waiting for the u.s. to approve the keystone xl pipeline. producers in canada will get massive amount of oil in oil sands to market one way or the