where it s consumed. so he turns this project down now when prices are low, like i say, great news for opec. because after a while when prices start going back up, they re back in the driver s seat and we haven t made the investments that we need to make to become energy self-sufficient. think about if you re a company or a ceo and you re contemplating investing the hundreds of millions or billions into building infrastructure and you have this kind of arbitrary process. we ve talked about, covered keystone for a long time. there are a lot of other pipelines in our country. do you think that this, if a republican president gets elected that this is one of the first things that happens? sure. no question. if we get a republican president in office this will be approved. we have the support in congress to do it. the challenge is going to be whether we can get enough votes to override his veto. we re at 63, we need four more in the senate, they re close in the house. or whether we can
no no no. cross-talk on theview sounds a lot like the last debate. after the fourth one in milwaukee on tuesday, there will be eight more before the end of march. by that time more than half of the country will have cast its primary and caucus votes. you can see the fox business debate tuesday at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. go to the web address listed on the graphic to find out how to find or get fox business in your area. if you don t have it. get it. well it could be another setback tonight for hillary clinton s presidential campaign. it appears clinton signed an agreement promising not to do what she may have done. with her personal email accounts. and server. senior political correspondent mike emmanuel is here with the intriguing details tonight. good evening. congressional sources say the significance of this paperwork is that it is a legal binding document and the person signing it has accepted the obligation to protect our national secrets. the sensitive information nondisclo
created but only 35 permanent jobs. and i think you that the economic argument, while there was widespread public support for it, i think that stuck out for a lot of people these weren t permanent jobs. still though shows you how important the presidency is. you can control congress all day long, president obama, this is why republicans want the white house. senator hoban saying it s going to keep on coming up and they are going to press it even unions were pushing for this thing. they are not going to stop campaigning, republicans aren t going to stop making an issue out of this for a very long time. especially if we start to see greater fluctuating, the rise of oil prices and things like that and people paying more to power their homes it was pure pandering. got a sense from the veern mental groups push him in this direction. advice from john kerry,
who have written me off, right. i was absolutely convinced that we would prove them wrong. but i was wrong and they were right. that hurts a lot. that s quite something. he s whispering, his wife is sleeping in the next room, right? he s whispering because he s in suite 271 of the estonian hotel on election night. quarter after midnight. barbara has gone to sleep. he can t sleep, he gets up, he goes into the living room. you saw the picture there of that room. and is dictating into this little recorder. at the worst moment of his political life. he reacts negatively to some of the things that happened under his son s administration. including secretary rumsfeld. he s very tough on rumsfeld. they had, they were rivals going way back to the nixon and ford years. he did not like the language of the axis of evil. he was uncomfortable with the hawkish tone of the, and the
westmoreland. but i decided my pathway would be medicine. well this dominated a lot of the day. in political journalism. dr. ben carson defending and his campaign defending what he wrote in his book about what he called getting a full scholarship to west point, you don t don t get scholarships, you get appointments, and the campaign kind of had a couple of statements today, they started out, with the original statement this morning, saying dr. carson was the top rotc student in the city of detroit in that role he was invited to meet general westmoreland. he believes it was at a banquet. he can t remember their brief conversation, but it centered around dr. carson as a rotc city executive officer. he was introduced to west point by his rotc supervisors, they told him they could help him get an appointment. he considered it, but in the end did not seek admission. then it developed and later in