classic divide and conquer strategy, a policy that will splinter and ultimately weaken the opposition. we will see if we can get that pipeline build. a lot of jobs, 28,000 jobs. great construction jobs. take the dakota access pipelines, for example, it means lots of jobs, many for union workers. i am a little sensitive when people say this isn t a real job. these guys who work on the pipeline, those are real jobs, and they mean a lot to their families. it also means potentially alienating environmentalists, and increasingly powerful lobby read all the while, the president, who moved to renegotiate nafta, withdrew from ttp, able to build a stronger coalition of his own. if he is able to transfer that populist appeal and filter that down to republicans, the democrats are going to have a tough time winning the race is up and down the ballot. he says it goes far beyond
classic divide and conquer strategy, a policy that will splinter and ultimately weaken the opposition. we will see if we can get that pipeline build. a lot of jobs, 28,000 jobs. great construction jobs. take the dakota access pipelines, for example, it means lots of jobs, many for union workers. i am a little sensitive when people say this isn t a real job. these guys who work on the pipeline, those are real jobs, and they mean a lot to their families. it also means potentially alienating environmentalists, and increasingly powerful lobby read all the while, the president, who moved to renegotiate nafta, withdrew from ttp, able to build a stronger coalition of his own. if he is able to transfer that populist appeal and filter that down to republicans, the democrats are going to have a tough time winning the race is up and down the ballot. he says it goes far beyond
the markets oxygen. what he meant was seen donald trump actually take action, whether it is the pipeline, executive orders, seeing the action gave them some clarity and pushed the market over the edge. chris: let me follow up on that. did president trump s announcements yesterday about the keystone and dakota access pipelines, did they play a role? to go absolutely. what s important about the pipeline is that it isn t just about oil. it s about the jobs that go into the pipeline but also steelworkers. promised to use american steel, using our own natural resources. there is a domino effect with jobs. you get the oil coming into the country. it is refined here, provides cheap energy, good for consumers. it s also fulfilling the promise to companies that have promised, like carrier, to bring manufacturing here. they need an environment of cheap energy and en route to kp those jobs here over the long
them dakota access pipeline was approved and then stopped. it is in a terminal waiting period. it s another way for them to check off the list of things that he said he wanted to do when you ve selected. bret: charles, environmentalist say this this is dirty, it s going to create more pollution in our country. supporters of the pipelines states very clean compared to doing it on a railway or taking it by truck across the country. they there have never been r arguments against a project that on the keystone pipeline. their assumption is that canada would stop extracting the oil sands in the north in alberta if we didn t have the pipeline. it s absurd. it s a huge resource for canada. it s the canada. it s the future.
news. donald trump is asking for a major investigation into allegations of voter fraud. and depending on the results he ll call for strnengthening u voting procedures. this after sean spicer tried to back up his boss claim that millions of people voted illegally in november costing him the popular vote. also directing federal resources toward building that wall along the u.s./mexico border. this is the first in a whole series of things expected this week to crack down on immigration. hundreds of demonstrators from seattle to washington, d.c., staging rallies against his other executive orders to advance a couple of controversial pipelines. the keystone and dakota access pipelines would hurt the environment. backers say it would create thousands of jobs and cut energy costs. in a little more than a week, a week from tomorrow, president trump will make one of the most consequential decisions