saying? look it is fantastic. you should have been. hopefully if he was and hopefully takes the other parts. jenna: in your opinion, eric would that translate to lower prices at pump? yes. here s why. let me explain this. goldman sachs who happens to be of the largest trading groups of all tradedders in the world, it is not saudis or oil companies. it is wall street banks. goldman sachs put out a report every time you fill a your tank up, 7 to $14 of that fill-up is because of speculative long positions by traders. so if you remove that or at least curtail it. now i m not saying i m not saying don t allow it. i m simply make it more accountable. currently you can trade $100,000 worth of oil with a few dollars, a few hundred dollars. jenna: that is interesting. not saying you shouldn t be allowed to trade it but fiscally accountable to the traders. closer tied to the barrel. jenna: the question becomes if you do it for oil traders what about the other traders as well? fair is fair
the president was embracing the keystone pipeline. the governor of nebraska, asked for a change in route and congress decided to take it upon themselves to politically deal with this. congress s fault? and keystone xl did not have a new route in place within the time frame that the president was supposed to now what, christopher. of course he had to reject. jamie: quickly wrap, angela. put it in another state. listen bottom line is this, every time you raise the price of gas one cent takes 1.4 billion dollars out of the economy. right. and when the voters go to the polls in november they re going to vote their pocket book and obama is to blame. so i think it s a g.o.p. and got to leave it there. speaking of time line, i m told my timeline is up. all right. and thank you, it s important for all of us to fill the tank up for a price it can afford. take care, kelly. kelly: they re not done, still talking.
chris christie, another cultural republican taking a chopper ride. can you fly that across the hudson river and come into the studio and talk to me because nobody else will ask you about this graph. take your five grand out of the pocket of every employee and lining the pockets of the red liners in your state? you re right in lock step with what the boys want you to do in washington. any one of the republican 2012 candidates has an open invitation to stand here and talk about shared sacrifice and what it really means. none of them can do it. we as liberals and we as independent voters if you re in that arena, you have to realize that this is who they are. they re never going to change. republicans are trying to scare us right now about the debt ceiling and unfunded mandates. and they basically are banking on the fact that you re stupid and not paying attention to what the hell is going on. americans do care about having a job, filling their tank up, and giving their kids a better life
can you fly that across the hudson river and come into the studio and talk to me because nobody else will ask you about this graph. take your five grand out of the pocket of every employee and lining the pockets of the red liners in your state? you re right in lock step with what the boys want you to do in washington. any one of the republican 2012 candidates has an open invitation to stand here and talk about shared sacrifice and what it really means. none of them can do it. we as liberals and we as independent voters if you re in that arena, you have to realize that this is who they are. they re never going to change. republicans are trying to scare us right now about the debt ceiling and unfunded mandates. and they basically are banking on the fact that you re stupid and not paying attention to what the hell is going on. americans do care about having a job, filling their tank up, and giving their kids a better life than they had.
it was about $45. that s real money. we re feeling it. and look, i know, i drive my car. i know that the second most expensive items in the family budget is the cost of filling a tank up. this is a bad situation. you re secretary of transportation. what do we do? t . the president has laid out a big, bold plan. i was at the georgetown university when he laid it out. the president has a vision. we re going to do our part to work with auto manufacturers to manufacture cars that get better gas mileage, that use more battery-powered. we re going to encourage people that buy cars to get better gas mileage. we know that people are still driving cars that use a lot of