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But i do think that the attorney general is over stating or over evaluating his position when it comes to the united states supreme court. i think the standing argument is a stretch. i think the application of the unconstitutionality ruling of people who have never been in the country under any circumstances is a stretch but i think you're going to win on all the stay orders and the only, i think, the fear is that when it gets up to the united states supreme court, if it does on the merits, that they won't give as much weight as the lower court did to motive, to statements made by the presiden...

And across the state from where the university of texas mean green plays football. it is on the edge of the barnett shale, the largest source of natural gas, which stretches 5,000 square miles beknead a dozen counties. there was enough concerns in the denton community that residents voted last november on texas' first ban on fracking. the texas legislature now appears to be on the verge of banning the banning of fracking. a bill that would undercut any local laws banning fracking has passed through the republican legislature and sent to the republican governor, greg abbott expected to sign it....

Natural gas, which stretches 5,000 square miles beknead a dozen counties. there was enough concerns in the denton community that residents voted last november on texas' first ban on fracking. the texas legislature now appears to be on the verge of banning the banning of fracking. a bill that would undercut any local laws banning fracking has passed through the republican legislature and sent to the republican governor, greg abbott, expected to sign it. mayor chris watts joining me. why did you guys down there decide to ban fracking? >> well, chris, that was an interesting phenomenon. basically...

Re-drill a new well that violated that particular setback. because of the legal doctrine of vested rights in the state of texas, our ordinance didn't apply was the claim. so the residents, that was sort of it for the residents. they banned together and obtained 2000 signatures and pursuant to our charter, presented us with a petition to ban hydraulic fracturing, got the required signatures and brought it before the city council. the city council denied the ordinance as far as accepting it at the council level to send it to the vote of the citizens. this was citizen-initiated and it should have...

After that an operator was coming in to rework a well and redrill a new well that violated that particular setback. because of the legal doctrine of vested rights in the state of texas, our ordinance didn't apply was the claim. so the residents, that was sort of it for the residents. they banned together and obtained 2000 signatures and pursuant to our charter presented us with a petition to ban hydraulic fracturing, got the required signatures and brought it before the city council. the city council denied the ordinance as far as accepting it at the council level to send it to the vote of the...