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>> ever since the federal ruling came down friday, all it really does is keeps the status quo in place. illegal crossings continue and they have continued over the weekend in the hours after the ruling. take a look at this video saturday morning. this is a group of 60 here in eagle pass. some waving to the fox news drone. once they get to the u.s. side, it's single adults. many are from cuba, venezuela, nicaragua. the administration is not enforcing title 42 for the most part on those countries, so they know now that they have gotten to the u.s., they won't be expelled backs to mexic...

Is actually a critical part of the energy transition. we know there's a global issue we're dealing with both on the energy security side, we've seen in ukraine. you start to take that russian energy off the market, we need to replace that somehow. we know that the u.s. not only has the ability to do it from a volume standpoint but just about the cleanest producener the world. so as we send our energy overseas to growing populations and growing markets, we're seeing a climate advantage. you know, a win here. because our energy is displacing higher emitting fuels. >> charles: it's wonderful to s...

42% less emissions than rail, according to the state department, if you say no to the pipeline, you are saying yes to higher risk and higher emissions, and so it's good on the energy security side, it's good on the economic side, and it's also the only sensible way to proceed on the environment, so it really does cover both of the issues, and we're working together with the united states on climate change. we work together on lying vehicle emission standards, something the president doesn't get enough credit for from the environmental industry in washington. >> is the prime minister just scrat...

An energy security side. but what we have to be able to say to people is that in the process of getting this natural gas, we're not going to screw up your ground water or drinking water or your air. there are air impacts potentially as well. states are stepping up and doing a good job. i always say, it doesn't have to be epa that regulates the 10,000 wells it might go in, but there needs to be standards and they need to be transparent. when it comes to the chemicals in the fracking fluid, that's a fair point. people want to know what's being injected into their water. >> epa administrator lisa...

Efficient way of getting at energy sources, but people are also concerned we do not know what the chemicals are that are injected into the earth in order to do that. do you think that there should be additional regulation of that? and does epa have enough room to maneuver in order to protect drinking water supplies in a fracking environment? >> so epa's in the middle of a study. it's going to take us another year and a half to look at the impacts of fracking on ground water. i think it's really important to get scientific information to show the american people what we know. epa has access to ...