House Votes to Approve Keystone Over Obama Objections

The transcript discusses the political dynamics surrounding a Senate vote, focusing on the efforts of Senators Landrieu and Hoeven to secure votes. It highlights the targeting of specific senators to shift their positions and the potential for a close vote. The discussion also covers the President's stance, including a past veto threat and the contrasting approaches to Keystone and immigration policies.

What is the current status of Senator Landrieu's efforts to hold onto her seat in Louisiana?

What are the implications of the Senate needing 60 votes for the bill to pass?

Which senators are mentioned as working together across party lines?

What was the President's stance on the bill in 2013, and how has it changed?

How does the President's approach to the Keystone bill differ from his approach to immigration?