Hour 2 - Senate Republicans launched a marathon debate on the SAVE Act after it cleared a key procedural vote.

00:00 All right, let's go to the WRD Talkline with Tato Robert in Mills River. Robert, what's going on with you this afternoon? Robert, pull the phone away from your mouth a little bit. Pull the phone away from your mouth a little bit. 00:30 All right, go ahead. 00:34 You want to hear a little thing, I'm sorry, Robert, I am terribly sorry. You're to have to call back. just, could not understand a word you were saying there. Well, Canada, all these people that were, and I always noticed, do you ever notice these people that are so against Donald Trump when they want to move? None of them ever moved to Mexico. Did you ever notice that? They don't move to Mexico. They always talk about going to Canada or Ellen DeGeneres. She went over to England. 01:02 But now I hear she's coming back. Rosie O'Donnell went over to Ireland. uh She was so miserable over there. She's looking at coming back. 01:13 Listen, if you are a Democrat and you are miserable in the United States, understand something. You're going to be miserable everywhere you go. I remember there was a Adam Sandler skit over on Saturday Night Live and he was talking about what an Italian, it was like one of those Italian tours, was like, 01:41 I'm going to tell you what these Italian tours will not do for you. They will not make you a better person. If you are miserable where you are, you're going to be just as miserable in Italy. It was a very, very funny, but that's it. It's not the country that's making them miserable. It's not Donald Trump that's making them miserable. They're just miserable. That's who they are. 02:08 So they're be just, and I haven't seen anybody that moved to Canada and went, we love it here, it's awesome. No, because it's not. Because Canada's got some real problems. Their economy is in the toilet. So they had a chance in Canada to sign a $40 billion deal with Japan for oil. $40 billion. 02:38 but they blew it. And I'll tell you how coming up in just a second. So where did Japan go for their oil? Well, they went to the Oval Office and President Trump has just signed a deal with Japan. It is a $56 billion energy deal with the United States, bypassing 03:02 Canada's oil and gas. 03:06 Completely by, we are now. 03:10 Japan's largest source for energy in a $56 billion deal. Now, you had old Mark Carney up in Canada. He blew that deal because he was talking about the low-risk oil and natural gas. are low-risk producers of oil. We are low-risk producers of natural gas. We're reliable. can produce. We're in jurisdictions where 03:39 what we produce will go to market uh... and we can deliver it uh... to market and that that is a contribution in the world which is lost in effect in the oil case fifteen percent potential we are no risk as far as carbon is concerned well that didn't get you that forty billion dollar deal with japan did so japan had originally gone to true dough for a deal they're looking at your dough ah 04:10 So Trudeau, not even making this up, he tried to talk them literally out of the deal. 04:23 Trudeau in Canada wanted them to look into alternative forms of energy. 04:32 Instead of getting their energy from Trudeau, from Canada, Trudeau said, hey, you guys ever think about windmills? You guys ever think about solar or anything like that? You guys ever think about that? So way to go, Canada. You just blew a $50 billion deal. We got a $50 billion deal. Charlie, some people aren't happy. 05:02 unless they're miserable. You're exactly right. 05:07 I used to teach a class in Sunday school where I would ask everybody in the class, I'd say, right, I'd say, don't want you to raise your hand. 05:20 But I want to know, and just answer me silently because I already know the answer, answer me silently who in here has a chemical addiction? 05:32 Who in here has a chemical addiction? 05:36 and you'd see them. You'd see them, they'd get nervous. 05:41 They started looking around, looking around, who in here ...