you've got to love that one. if president is so open-minded to this depending on the environmental review and how things go, then why is he calling senate democrats? because they say this could be tight, he could lose. why is he lobbying senate democrats to stick with the white house and not vote yes on taking the decision out of his hands? >> because, quite frankly, the state department hasn't been able to complete a full review, even the governor of nebraska who's a republican with a diversion says, wait a minute, this could pollute our water. and in addition to that, environmentalists are saying -- not just environmentalists, but scientists and the state department are saying we need to see what chemicals and how much of these chemicals are in the oil. god forbid there be a spill. so this isn't, no, no, no, we're never going to do it, this is a delay. this is until we have -- this is the same thing he's been saying before. >> until the election's over. >> no, he's saying no to this until we have reviewed
i've got to go. >> okay. and by the way, have sandra fluke call her buddy in the white house and explain she can't get through law school without having gasoline for her car. that might do the trick. megyn: leslie, last word. >> oh, god. lars, i'm going to fall down from that one. that's worse than connecting iraq to weapons of mass destruction. >> i figured you would. >> anyway, the bottom line here is if you're the governor of a state and that pipeline's coming through and they say wait and he's a republican, lars, please, i need to insure that the drinking water of my state is going to be safe when it's the number one killer of people and children throughout the world, dysentery, by the way, and secondly we don't even have the actual route it's been diverted to. megyn: okay, guys, thank you both so much. of coming up, one lucky woman winning a $1 million lottery and then going shopping with food stamps. the story going national after this woman says she didn't do anything wrong. and moments ago a house committee voted to move ahead