much a president can do to griff: we are headed to the wrong place in terms of future supply and demand, so mark my word, i predict you may see this administration revisit that keystone xl pipeline decision. steve, rich or arching we re out of time. thanks, guys, good discussion. take care. molly: ukraine workers working to repair power lines to chernobyl of after russian forces destroyed power supplies. a closer look at this when we come back. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i ll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health.
upcoming keystone xl pipeline decision. the project environmentalists say that would cause irreparable damage to our climate. they say the extraction and production of tar sands oil causes actually more emissions than conventional crude. and public water supplies, croplands, and recreational opportunities will all be at risk of dangerous tar sands oil spills. now, president obama s decision on whether to approve the keystone xl pipeline will really be his first major climate change decision during his second term. many of the folks at the rally, including senator sheldon whitehouse, were there to show their support for president obama in hopes that he will make good on his promise and take action. it s not just us. there is a man over there in the white house. he has found his voice on climate change. are we going to have his back?
protesters participated in the forward on climate rally in what was billed as the largest climate rally in american history. now, the crowd marched to the white house in opposition to the upcoming keystone xl pipeline decision. the project environmentalists say would cause irreparable damage to our climate. they say the extraction and production of tar sands oil causes actually more emissions than conventional crude. and public water fly supplies, croplands, and recreational opportunities will all be at risk of dangerous tar sands oil spills. president obama s decision on whether to approve the keystone xl pipeline will really be his first major climate change decision during his second term. many of the folks at the rally, including senator sheldon whitehouse were there to show their support for president obama in hopes that he will make good on his promise and take action. it s not just us. there is a man over there in the
now, the crowd marched to the white house in opposition to the upcoming keystone xl pipeline decision. the project environmentalists say would cause irreparable damage to our climate. they say the extraction and production of tar sands oil causes actually more emissions than conventional crude. and public water fly supplies, croplands, and recreational opportunities will all be at risk of dangerous tar sands oil spills. president obama s decision on whether to approve the keystone xl pipeline will really be his first major climate change decision during his second term. many of the folks at the rally, including senator sheldon whitehouse were there to show their support for president obama in hopes that he will make good on his promise and take action. it s not just us. there is a man over there in the white house. he has found his voice on
speculators. if you do that do you lower gas prices? guest: this has been studied before, and there have been, and my trading commission did a report in 2008 and concluded it had little impact. state regulators have looked, and warren buffett has said it is a function of supply and demand. that is what drives the price of oil in the world, a global commodity and the president is trying out some of the same old lines he has used before but dill not lower the price per gallon of gasoline for american consumers. what we need to do are things he is saying no, like the keystone xl pipeline which, i hope, he will have a change of heart on. stuart: is there another vote or fresh look at the keystone xl pipeline decision coming up soon? guest: there is in the house of representatives. they will vote on it as an attachment to a transportation bill they will move and that will put it in conference. i would hope a we might be able to get something out of the conference that would include the