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>> todd: oil prices rapidly approach the $100 barrel per mark, white house is reiterating call for help from foreign producers. >> press sect. psaki: we have been in touch with suppliers out there on the global stage for weeks in anticipation of an invasion or actually impact of an invasion for natural gas and oil prices on the market. >> todd: 11 gop senators pressuring jennifer grantholm to say how many jobs were lost to cancel the keystone pipeline. she is required to report total jobs lost and projected impact on energy costs. carley, of all things this administration has done that are inf...

Attorney general for managing staff and a terrible reputation on capitol hill for being a difficult boss and a difficult workplace, we've seen that now transfer to the white house and to some degree the fact that she has been a bad boss and people don't like working for her obscures the fact she is a disaster for the two big issues the administration put on her plate starting with the border where she has done an a business mall job of getting control of our southern border, diminishing the flows out of the central american countries where she have has spent some time trying to work that probl...

Egypt means big changes for air travelers. it's coming right before the holidays. what you need to know if you're flying over seas as airport security tightens up on your way back. we'll have lindsey graham about the keystone decision. president obama came out with secretary kerry and joe biden. when we're talking about a possible bomb, he's taking about keystone. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - ...

Was kind of the environmental crown in the president's legacy, if you will, coming out after it, too. how will that come into play? >> yeah, you know, of course, the opponents of the keystone pipeline were always saying that president obama, that history would look very poorly on him from an environmental standpoint if he ended up approving it, but there were a lot of analyses, including in the "the new york times" a year or so ago, which noted that president obama on some of his policies when it comes to coal and some of the other regulations coming out of the environmental protection agency ...

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