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There is no binding agreement as of yet and that word can have a lot of different complicated meanings in the context of international agreements. but there's concern that anything truly binding would have to be ratified by a united states senate that clearly will never in at least the near future provide the two-thirds margin necessary to ratify it. >> even when you sign a treaty like i think nixon did, the antiballistic missile treaty, george w. bush reneged on it. he got out of it. so any treaty can be withdrawn from. and so what we need is durable commitments that are built upon year after...

What binding might look like. there is no binding agreement as of yet and that word can have a lot of different complicated meanings in the context of international agreements. but there's concern that anything truly binding would have to be ratified by a united states senate that clearly will never in at least the near future provide the two-thirds margin necessary to ratify it. >> even when you sign a treaty like i think nixon did, the antiballistic missile treaty, george w. bush reneged on it. he got out of it. so any treaty can be withdrawn from. and so what we need is durable commitments ...

That oil and gas, so cheap in this country that it pays to manufacture here, not in china, not in vietnam, not in thailand. bring the jobs back. the president has to help them. >> if the president can inoculate himself on the green and environmentalist movement, because john kerry, who has sterling credentials with that movement, is the one who not only has to make this decision. this is a state department decision even though it will obviously come out of the white house. so kerry, if he's the one making this decision, it's tough for him, will at least help the president with that part of the...

Project because of its effect on the climate. if you want to talk about legacy, that's legacy and if you want to talk about the ability to try and leverage other countries to try to convince them to change their ways that's how we'll do it if we're ever going to do it. >> what's so important about what bill is talking about is that the movement is changing rapidly to rise to the challenge. you know, julian bond was there because he knows it's important to our community, important to our kids, important to our nation. also there was a new generation of young leaders like mike burns and phil raf...

>> without question, on day one, mitt romney's promise to approve the keystone pipeline, that is 3 million new jobs for the american people. unfortunately barack obama seems to be beholding the environmentalist movement that anti-american jobs. just with that one piece of his plank, he chris 3 million jobs, these are good high paying jobs. blue collar workers and we have to approve the keystone pipeline. we need an all above approach. president has promised it but hasn't delivered it. i think mitt romney and paul ryan are ready to deliver. >> heather: what is your take on achieving american en...