Keystone XL Pipeline: GOP Says Wait Until January

The transcript discusses the potential passing of the Keystone bill with the new Republican Congress, highlighting the efforts of Mary Landrieu to bring the issue to the Senate floor. It explores the implications of the Keystone Pipeline for the US and Canada, noting its symbolic importance in foreign relations. The discussion also touches on the political dynamics between Democrats and Republicans, and the energy industry's adaptation to changes in oil transportation.

In what ways might the energy industry adapt if the Keystone Pipeline is not built?

What diplomatic signals could be sent by the approval or disapproval of the Keystone Pipeline?