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Later. >> where does this leave transcanada, what's their next move? >> transcanada is essentially putting a lot of eggs in the energy east basket hoping they can convince the alberta premier to approve that project since she seems to be open to more domestic refining of tar sans. that is a possibility but you have to remember the first nations are very critical at stopping any tar sans expansion and we are winning. alberta won 6 to 8 million barrels of tar sans out to the export market. only 1 to 2 million barrels a day. there's a million barrels a day been cancelled. we are holding the line ...
Fair share. i do not see this huge seed change in election but i saw seeds. there is populism in canada and our country as well. in your intro, absolutely right. secretary clinton should take note. we don't want keystone xl and leaders that are actually going to put their values on the line and start talking in ways that we talk around kitchen tables or talk to each other on this tv program. and so it's a huge seat change. i think president obama clearly is going to take note. alber tans wanted to see a change in tar sans and so do americans. >> do you think president obama was in the back of ...
Regulator was to say i was commoditiy-blind and price-neutral. but damn it i don't mind lower oil prices, i think is good for the economy and good for consumers land help kick us out of this recession. >> what do you make of opac? not coming to agreement. >> the saudis have a big problem, an enormous spending operation they have to sustain. it takes only $5 to get a barrel out of the ground into the port, at $70 a barrel they are halling in a tremendous amount of money. to the extent they hold that price down it makes it less likely you will see expansion of the tar sans oil from alberta and f...