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And our clients are not. >> john: it could be a safety issue. permit process for signs to make sure its fire retardant and made of appropriate material. >> a safety issue? this is a cloth panel. it might blow off the building and get stuck on the fence. if you look around all the other buildings have been cleared. what happens? the sign comes off and blows into an empty lot somewhere? >> john: they could trip over it. [ laughter ] >> the law does not require the city to allow people the most con...

And our clients are not. >> john: it could be a safety issue. permit process for signs to make sure its fire retardant and made of appropriate material. >> a safety issue? this is a cloth panel. it might blow off the building and get stuck on the fence. if you look around all the other buildings have been cleared. what happens? the sign comes off and blows into an empty lot somewhere? >> john: they could trip over it. [ laughter ] >> the law does not require the city to allow people the most con...

And our clients are not. >> john: it could be a safety issue. permit process for signs to make sure its fire retardant and made of appropriate material. >> a safety issue? this is a cloth panel. it might blow off the building and get stuck on the fence. if you look around all the other buildings have been cleared. what happens? the sign comes off and blows into an empty lot somewhere? >> john: they could trip over it. [ laughter ] >> the law does not require the city to allow people the most con...

This come november. but hes here to talk about that controversial pipeline, the keystone pipeline, it was supposed to run from alberta, canada, all the way down to the gulf of mexico. but there is a glut here in cushing, in oklahoma, a surplus of oil, a backlog of inventory that theyre trying to get to gulf. so the president and the administration say we dont have any problem building that pipeline from here to the gulf of mexico. they are expediting the permit process for this and other oil pip...

thats "fantasy," by the way, is all long islanders who have contributed to the great cultural contributions of our nation. were celebrating long island this morning, everybody. our panelists this morning, washington correspondent for the new yorker, nice to have you. where about? what town? john fugal is with us, asked the question of the day on this show yesterday. well talk about that straight ahead. >> im representing stony brook as well. >> thats right by me and will cain. >> thank...

Capital. rick santorum is not on the ballot here. veronica? >> tracie potts in washington, thank you. a new republican election year budget proposal unveiled yesterday drew immediate criticism for proposing to cut deeply into medicaid and programs for the poor, while sharply lowering tax rates. congressman paul ryan detailed the proposal which would reshape medicare and calls for turning over to the states responsibility for major federal programs for the poor, including medicaid and food stam...

Dont listen to the critics. heres the president. >> so do not tell me that were not drilling. were drilling all over this country. and i guess there are a few spots where were not drilling. were not drilling in the national mall. were not drilling at your house. if you start hearing the drill, baby, drill. drill, drill, drill, if you start hearing that again? just remember, youve got the facts. were doing that. tell me something new. >> well, what hes not mentioning to you is that drilling is up...

Gretchen, point out there are 11 democrats that defected and they voted they wanted the pipeline and they come from oil producing states, no less. theyre interested -- they know that oil -- bring the pipeline, youre going to bring jobs, period. end of story. >> this was a smart move by people who want the pipeline, they were going to try to go around the presidents decision to say no to it. heres his spokesperson responding. >> as you all know the history here is pretty clear. and the fact is th...

Keystone project. >> congressman, jay carney, a white house president secretary this week said the fact is the republicans essentially forced the administration to deny the permit process because they insisted on a timeframe within which it was impossible to appropriately approve the pipeline and then says this is all the republicans fault and says the process ended the way it did, it is wholly the responsibility of republicans who insisted on playing politics with the payroll tax cut extension ...

Keystone project. >> congressman, jay carney, a white house president secretary this week said the fact is the republicans essentially forced the administration to deny the permit process because they insisted on a timeframe within which it was impossible to appropriately approve the pipeline and then says this is all the republicans fault and says the process ended the way it did, it is wholly the responsibility of republicans who insisted on playing politics with the payroll tax cut extension ...