crisscrossing this country. this is simply another one to allow for the crude from canada, to move to the gulf to be refined. if there is anything that is not arbitrary it is the calculation of the president to say, he is not going to make a hard decision on this pipeline until after the election. that is all politics. what we're interested in is more jobs for the american people and less reliance on foreign oil. this project would do it. we urge and call on the president to reverse his decision. bill: even canadians are a bit confused about this apparently the prime minister talked to the president this past week and encouraged him to go forward that did not happen. the oil industry, they're up in arms. this is jagger regard. he has been quoted continuously for some time in the american petroleum institute. what he is saying is the following. there is clear abdication of leadership on part of the president. how can you say you are for jobs and reject the largest shovel-ready project in america. mr. president, what are you thinking? he is echoing what you're saying here. here is the from the