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On January 18, majornews outlets reported that President Joe Biden would likely cancel the controversial Keystone XL pipeline on his first day in office reversing former President Donald Trump s revival of the pipeline in 2017, after it was originally rejected in 2015 by then-President Barack Obama. The announcement prompted Fox News to swiftly dust off oil industry talking points promoting the pipeline, including those falsely heralding the project as a job creator. That evening, still two days before Biden’s inauguration, prime-time host Sean Hannity told his viewers: “By the way, if you work on the Keystone XL pipeline, you have a great high-paying career job, it s probably going away. Destroying countless jobs in the energy sector. And of course now creating higher oil energy prices and, yes, more dependence on nations that hate our guts, like Russia, and China, and countries in the Middle East.”

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