a large majority want the keystone pipeline built and he refuses to build. a large majority of americans don't want terrorists released from guantanamo bay and they wanted kept open. he is freeing the most dangerous terrorists on the planet. your point.ot caller: one more thing. for the last seven years, good, decent americans have been called racist simply because they are opposed to his policies. let me ask you this, you think donald trump -- you are anti-president obama than it is about the republican party? caller: i don't know where -- the democrats have lost across america since obama became president. americans across the board are opposed to obama's policy. we have been called racist. take a look at the exit polls. donald trump would turn off evangelical voters. he speaks by his past but take a look at the numbers. white evangelical or white christian's supported donald trump in the south carolina primary. 34 in marco rubio and 26% in ted cruz. jim, go ahead. caller: good morning, thank you for c-span. i am 50 years old. i remember the election in 19

he vetoed the keystone pipeline. he launched an all-out assault on coal production and the president will try anything he can and even stretch the limits of his power to keep american made energy trapped in the ground. but we won't let that happen. host: here is the white house response from your story talking in the president knew about the supreme court decision at a fundraiser earlier . why do they feel so confident about their legal putting? guest: they think the clean air act is unquestionably good to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. few recent supreme affirmedings that have the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions in this manner. this was a high-profile ruling back in 2007 when the supreme court said the epa could regulate greenhouse gases. is the move this week in conflict with that? guest: i don't know if it's necessarily in conflict. there is a question -- i think people generally agree that the theeme court has affirmed authority of epa to regulate carbon dioxide emissions but it's a question of

learned if a nation of 315 million can only put forth a communist, a known criminal, and the keystone k ops as president, we are sunk. our elitist political ruling class has just about achieved what the communists have been trying to do for 100 years. person says, the debates are necessary if you have been paying attention to politics. if anything, they distort, not clarify. if you want to come in through the phone lines, 202 is the area code. 202-748-8001 four republicans, 202-748-8000 for democrats, and for independence. the headline is, minority voters a key bloc in democratic race. in her closing statement and without sanders having an opportunity to reply, clinton opened a new argument, implying that sanders'focus on the corrupting influence of money in government is too limited. i am not a single issue candidate and i don't believe we live in a single issue country, clinton said. the debate probably changed few minds in the democratic race. nor did answer some of the key questions. for sanders, it is a question of whether he can expand his appeal from a largely white base of sup

you probably heard his answer saying, you want to have keystone without eminent domain and they say that is not accurate. in the decade since transcanada route, president obama rejected it last year and the company has negotiated ofuntary easement with 96% 2600 landowners across 3000 miles in nine states. host: women only this morning. petersburg, 51 years old, democrat. who are you supporting? caller: hillary. her because she has all the credibility. they need to stop jumping on the bandwagon about what she has done in the past. she did nothing. come on. she did not kill the people in benghazi. that, thet do republicans did not give support so it could be funded for security there, so why blame obama and hillary? for bernie sanders, he has done nothing for the minority people. not at all. i don't know any bill he passed, but hillary has gone country to country helping people as a whole, black and white. on ouraxine in florida line 451 and over, democrat. good morning. you are on the air. caller: i am voting for hillary. what i look at is basically what each one of the candidates is sayi

the keystone pipeline. all those projects that everyone supports and tries to push deal with eminent domain. donald trump, even though he needed that parking lot for his project, he dropped the case, he moved on. now, he is the wrong person to be going after donald trump. brothers, his family, built a ballpark and took a lot of land from private entities to build that ballpark. he is a hypocrite. i think jeb bush needs to look in the mirror and was stopped bs out there to get votes. tell the truth. caller: my question is about medicare and social security, where the gop has not talked about any of that. fast, and it seems like the gop has done nothing for our veterans. ok.: guest: if you take a look at the house, the house passed the veterans accountability act. they passed many other veterans bills. it has stagnated in the senate. democrats have failed us. john mccain, who i think is a great guy, lindsey graham, they are great veterans, but if you want to know something, under their watch and other republi

. >> they all want the keystone the he couldkeystone pipeline woetithout eminent domain won't go 20 feet. >> he tried tie the property of las vegas. >> a lot of time property from an elderly woman. >> let me talk, quiet. >> a lot of times -- force. unpopular in new hampshire. there is a project proposed years to bring cower lines from canada throughout north country and it has been stalled by residents' objections. the governors really seemed to reassert themselves yesterday. now, chris, it's a sprinlt for the next two days until the polls close on tuesday night. >> carl, thanks for. that now to the rst of the three governors stopping by our manchester set here today, the man at the center of the marco rubio episode, new jers governor chris christie. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> thank you. >> your takedown of marco rubio and that's all i c call irt, was the story of the night. >> from protecting the people of florida from eminent domain of use to bringing accountable to the va and to sanctioning terrorist groups, i'm proud of my service in the united states senate. >> the fact i

. >> they all want the keystone xl pipeline which without imminent domain would not go 10'. you needham meant domain. >> what donald trump did was use imminent domain to try to take the property of an elderly woman on the trip in atlantic city. that is not what we dough. that is wrong. >> a lot of times --. >> how tough is it to steal from an elderlily woman? >> quiet. >> imminent domain is unpopular in new hampshire with a protect propped for years to bring power lines from canada through the north and it has been stalled by residents. john kasich needed a good night and he got good reviews the governors reasserted themselves. now it is a sprint for the next two days until the polls close on tuesday night. >> thanks for that. now the first of the three governors stopping by our manchester set here today, the man at the center of the marco rubio episode, until governor chris christie. welcome back to fox news. your take down of marco rubio which is what i call it, the story of night. here is another clip. >> from protecting the people of florida from imminent domain to bring

. >> they all want the keystone pipeline. the keystone pipeline without emhe nent domain wouldn't go 10 feet. you need eminent domain. >> what donald trump did is he tried to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip of las vegas. >> a lot of time property from an elderly woman. >> let me talk, quiet. >> a lot of times -- force. >> eminent domain is unpopular in new hampshire. there is a project proposed years to bring power lines from canada throughout north country and it has been stalled by residents' objections. john kasich needed a good night and he got good reviews. the governors really seemed to reassert themselves yesterday. now, chris, it's a sprint for the next two days until the polls close on tuesday night. >> carl, thanks for. that now to the first of the three governors stopping by our manchester set here today, the man at the center of the marco rubio episode, new jersey governor chris christie. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> thanks >> your takedown of marco rubio for having me, chris. and that'

eminent domain, the keystone pipeline -- you consider that a public job? do you consider it private or public? >> its public use. >> it's a private job. >> federal and state courts -- >> he would not have that pipeline without eminent domain. you would have massive -- it's easy, you would -- excuse me, you wouldn't have massive factories without eminent domain. host: you can send us a tweet at won lastout who night's debate. " the democrats one." "marco rubio is not fit to replace president obama. he is a lightweight." "i say ted cruz. he was articulate and knows the laws of the constitution." "the gop debate was missing one thing. ideas to fix the country." "it was like watching a barroom brawl. they would've done better if a woman had been included." is the line for new hampshire voters. we get to emmanuel in upper marlboro. caller: thank you very much for taking my call and thank you for c-span. i think a missed opportunity occurred last night and mr. trump puts forth the idea that he made $6 million for the veterans are taking off of the last debate. n