seven federal appeals courts side with the government. this case will now be argued in front of the supreme court in late march 2016, folks. health care in the presidential election. coming up, president obama formally rejects the keystone pipeline this morning. but how did he get to that decision? one man central to the fight against it, tom steyer, he joins me next. health care in the presidential this holiday i can count on someone s kid mistaking me for santa. i m so sorry. come on sweetie. it s okay. and knowing right when my packages arrive.
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makes official what we ve been guessing would happen for quite a while, rejecting keystone pipeline plan. but that s not a closed story. the canadian company behind it, plabs to hit the reset button on the process and they re hoping there s a republican administration to apply to come 2017. so this issue will be a big one in the 2016 campaign trail with the potential of a republican president having a very different take than the obama administration. coming up in tonight s show, one of the most vocal critics of the keystone pipeline, tom steyer. that pipeline fight is frequently focused on jobs and the economy. today we got a big jobs report that exceeded expectations. the most jobs added since last december. and another, by the way, the supreme court said today they ll hear another case that challenges a part of the affordable care act. that news comes in the wake of kentucky electing an anti-obamacare governor. he wants to dismantle that
that list. ron, as we heard kristen welker talking about how important it is and romney was hammering hard on his opposition to he can tend the wind credit. the debate going toe to tow on the trail? reporter: certainly i believe so out here in the west. there s about 5,000 or so people employed in the wind industry and apparently one of the leading manufacturers of wind energy in colorado is says if the tax credit is not extended, they may have to lay off most of their workers. that message will not go over well here in colorado state. they are trying to get the keystone pipeline plan approved. president obama has stalled on that, the first 1300 miles. the oklahoma to texas portion is under way. the army corps of engineers just
would you say that ryan s been worth all of the noise over the last few days? i would think from mitt romney s point of view, yes, he s worth the noise. look, compared to who was the vice presidential nominee four years ago, paul ryan is a light year s improvement. here s a hair of the house budget committee, someone who, whether you agree with his plan or disagree with his plan actually has a plan with some specifics in it that have been a lightning rod for conversation on both the left and the right. so the fact that paul ryan has a 48% approval rating is a good thing. is it a good thing, though, when we consider what the approval rating of congress is you a how congress have a different view of themselves and how people have a different view of them as executives of congress and congressmen actually have records and those people have been elected have to atone for what they say yes and