the on the books to keep our borders secure. it s very frustrating. i mean, we are losing countless lives every single day. we have people out there that don t have access to resources don t have access to treatment. san francisco needs to start thinking not only about housing this legislation to help people. but also they need to start thinking about. ah! focusing on how to get people also into recovery and creating more facilities to do so. but i do believe the start of starting to combat are open air drug market would be to pass this legislation. it s a two pronged problem. obviously individuals like your son need the help, but there s a way you can cut it off at the source and at least san francisco the people that were speaking about in office. they are thinking about doing something. you really wish the biden administration would have done something at the start, so this wouldn t even be an issue. tanya tillman, we re praying for you. we re praying for your son. be
dies? the question is called the willow project. as he stated, it would produce 180,000 barrels a day. if this project isn t approved and not allowed, it just forces our country to depend on foreign sources of oil. we have an american company wanting to invest american money and creating american union jobs to create american energy on american soil. this is a good project and it should be approved. todd: obviously your discussing ramifications for the entire country. for the people of alaska, what happens to the people of alaska that would have these jobs and all the industries that pop up around jobs like this if this project gets killed? the oil and gas industry in the state of alaska is the largest private sector employer. the number of jobs we create, the contracting jobs and all the jobs created around it, but most
or his own security agencies? he says i ll go at brennan or i might go at you. if it means a lot to you to have the security clearance, which i don t really understand why it would. like no one you know, these guys on this list aren t going to be called by john bolton to come into the situation room to talk foreign policy. it s just like a perk that s now being withdrawn pettily but if it means a lot to the person that has the perk, it may be effect i ve. but it sends a message to a lot of other people. there are a lot of people who worked in the government who used their security clearances in contracting jobs that they get after leaving government that they would be ineligible for if he decided to pull their security clearances because they criticized him. i mean i don t know if it s such a big deal for john brennan, but it s institutionally a big deal, that s why you see 13 former heads of cia including republicans and democrats, people who are not known for
former nasa scientist, has been called the father of climate change, he called it a fake and a fraud. the general counsel of the sierra club was critical, as well. the reason they were critical as big as it did not hold china and india accountable. india did not has a take any steps in the agreement to reduce co2 emissions until they received $2.5 trillion in aid. china didn t have to take any steps until the year 2,030. we were on the frontload of all of the cause, contracting jobs,r the paris agreement, $2.5 trillion of gross domestic product in over ten years while china and india take no steps. martha: john kerry also spoke out about this and he made an interesting comparison. let s watch. when donald trump says to the world, well, we are going to negotiate a better deal, he is going to go out and find a better deal? that is like o.j. simpson saying he will go find the real killer. everybody knows he isn t going to do that. martha: what you think? our discussion should be
of contracting jobs and a lot of the men and women seem to like that and high number of government jobs. the last one and this is surprise to go a degree, pittsburgh. pittsburgh we know is starting to become a booming city as they get away from steel a little bit. correct? exactly. in fact, if people look at the top ten overall and you can see that, you ll see that as you say, brian, the rust belt is reinventing it self and pittsburgh is number one on our list this year. brian: it is. their job growth is 2% below the national job growth. so go there and watch the pirates who had a surprisingly good year and the steelers are always good. they just need a quarterback. ward carroll, thanks so much. great seeing you. thanks for doing this study. okay. thank you. brian: next up, don t tell kevin arnold, but we found winnie cooper right here in our studio. the wonder year star ready to return to show biz. she s also very good at math. but first, on this day in