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happening. >>clayton: republicans are slamming the president for the appearance yesterday with pipes behind him yesterday in oklahoma talking about getting the new legislation taking care of the bottom portion of the pipeline, the top part that is the problem. listen to the president yesterday. all right now a company called transcanada has applied toable new pipeline to speed more oil from cushing, oklahoma, to state of the artery fineries in the gulf coast and today i am directing my administration to cut through the red tape and make this project a priority. >>clayton: republicans call this the "pipeline to nowhere," down in cushing, oklahoma, but does not come across the board boarder. >>nicole: they are taking credit for something they did not do. we are not drilling where we are supposed to drill. gasoline prices are rising.
the first of its kind ring made by swiss jewelers shauwish costs nearly $70 million. now back over to the brian bunch. >> all right. just weeks after nixing construction on a keystone xl pipeline, president obama reversing course kind of and opening up the southern leg of the oil route that was going to open up anyway. take a listen. >> right now, a company called transcanada has applied to build a new pipeline to speed more oil from cushing to state of the art refineries down in the gulf coast. and today, i'm directing my administration to cut through the red tape, break through the bureaucratic hurdles and make this project a priority. to go ahead and get it done. >> all right. so is the move to expedite a project that didn't need to be expedited because it will start in june anyway. he was driven by politics. we're back with our political panel, joe, john and roger stone. roger, start with you.
where it needs to go there's a bottle next right here because we can't get enough of the oil to our refineries fast enough. and if we could, we would be able to increase our oil supplies at a time when they're needed as much as possible. right now a company called transcanada, has applied to build a new pipeline to speed more-i'm urging my administration to cut through the red tape, break through the bureaucratic hurdles and make this project a priority, to go ahead and get it done. now, you wouldn't know all of this from listening to the television set. this whole issue of the keystone pipeline has generated a lot of
politics. that's because the original route from canada into the united states was planned through an area in nebraska that supplies drinking water for millions of americans. and nebraskans of all political stripes, including the republican governor there raised some concerns about the safety and wisdom of that route. so to be extra careful that the construction of the pipeline in an area like that wouldn't put the health and the safety of the american people at risk. our exports said that we needed a certain amount of time to review the project. unfortunately, congress decided they wanted their own timeline. not the company, not the experts, but members of congress who decided this might be a fun political issue, decided to try to intervene and make it impossible for us to make an informed decision. so, what we have said to the
company is we're happy to review future permits. and today we're making this new pipeline from cushing to the gulf a priority. so the southern leg of it, we're making it a priority and we're going to go ahead and get that done. the northern portion of it, we're going to have to review properly to make sure that the health and safety of the american people are protected. that's common sense. but the fact is that my administration has approved dozens of new oil and gas pipelines over the last three years including one from canada. and as long as i'm president we're going to keep encouraging oil development and infrastructure and ensures the health and safety of the american people. we don't have to choose, we can do both. so i just if you guys are talking to your friends, your neighbors, your co-workers, your aunts, your uncles, and they're