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This is CBS Out In The World, I'm John Bapsfer.

I welcome my colleague, Conrad Black,

writing at the National Post about Canadian matters,

but also I mentioned Conrad Black of the scholars and sense podcasts on Apple podcasts

with our colleague, Victor Davis Hanson, the Hoover Institution, and Bill Bennett,

of the many administrations and now of commenting on common sense in America.

That podcast is highly recommended because they're witty.

That's why, not because they're profound, they're witty.

And maybe witty and profound are the same thing.

Good evening to you, Conrad.

I take you immediately to a news item in Canada.

And I'm very keen on how the Canadians are hearing this news.

Dateline Calgary, another Canadian oil pipeline has bitten the dust after.

TC Energy Corporation said it was walking away from the Keystone XL pipeline project,

ending a decade plus battle that pitted the energy industry against environmentalists

as oil sands producers sought to export Canadian crude.

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