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FBN’s Rich Edson on the push to build the Keystone pipeline in an effort to decrease U.S. dependency on Middle East oil and boost jobs.
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But we showed that drill for oil in North America and forget about the Middle East right absolutely yes tell that to the greatest tell that the congress Richardson joins the company now from Washington whether there is a hearing on that.
Pipeline I believe all we gonna get this thing built and create jobs all -- It seems like it Stuart this is up to the State Department and the Obama administration and and August the State Department found -- by them would have.
Limited adverse environmental his tax this is the last public hearing they're going to have on this and we expect the State Department.
To rule on this for the next couple of months Stewart okay so.
It looks reasonably favorable.
-- -- can we leave it debate that look you've got to remember the environmentalists listened to go to court.
Now halted all right hold -- up hold it -- no matter what the whole -- hold about holding up I mean.
This is not gonna be built next year -- is it.
You know and when you look at the process right now they're still trying to hold it up in the permitting process they've got two different arguments the first is that piping the author of the heartland.
And the dirty tar sands oil through American's -- lands.
Will allow will damage the the land and water and also we shouldn't be.
Burn immoral you know what we need we need cylinder we need more assaults that's what we need I'm telling me a all right Richardson thanks very much and a good report thanks.
