>> no. with all due respect, let's be specific. when the president was elected, he said we're going to cut off keystone which is north american energy which is what we're talking about. that was over 800,000 barrels per day, more than the russian oil which was 600,000 barrels a day. second he issued an executive order stopping exploration on public lands and water. finally, he's rewriting this legislation that is now a regulation that has to do with permitting called waters of the united states. all of this is leading to less north american energy pro production. specific policy decisions have been made. >> senator, a couple things. on keystone, i have not seen any report that it would have even been done in time to affect the crisis that's happening now. wouldn't have been done until at least next year. on the public hands you're talking about, that might be true, that he stopped production