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Of get the ball rolling. it's the private sector, large retailers that jump right in to the frey. opening the doors to provide food that will go bad to people. frankly, the fuel lines is exactly what aoc and her ilk want. they don't want the use of fossil fuels. they want fuel shortages. why would you get rid of keystone. that's what they want. supply shortages and high prices so people don't drive gasoline powered cars. >> the ones that are making light of this are the ones that push their political agenda to stand on graves for their own platform. justin trudeau laid this out clearly. we wil...

Refineries that churn out gasoline and diesel and jet fuel and that is going to depend on the the damage assessment. 95% of gulf of mexico oil production is knocked offline and they were the fastest to recover. at least nine louisiana refinyers shut down and it could take some time for that to reopen. the colonial pipeline shut down as a precaution two of the fuel lines but we have learned in the last few minutes that the colonial pipeline was able to successfully reopen the fuel lines last night. now all of this is still going to take some time. and cnn's brian todd, he talked to some drivers...

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>> well, i don't really think of it that way. i think it's kind of a draw. i think we did a lot in 20 years. the original mission objective was to thwart a homeland attack, and we did that for 20 years. so i really don't think of it that way. i think, like a lot of people, it's going to take some time to sort out just what to think about the momentous developments of the last couple weeks. >> james clapper, thanks for your service through the years, i should say, the decades, and thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> thanks, jim, for having me. coming up next this hour, sweltering h...

Them to houston. some students will be flying out. some will be staying there for quite sometime. what we are told is this university has to be shutdown because of this power outage. when you add in the other part of this, jim, it is already hot here, so you're talking about no air conditioning. so people are having to swelter through the day. there is a heat advisory. when you add the mosquitoes and the fact there's standing water everywhere, you understand the situation they're dealing with. if there is good news in terms of this, we haven't seen structural damage. everywhere you go, the mas...