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an energy emergency? energy companies across the continent warn of higher prices. limited rationing is already under way in germany as the supply from russia starts to drop off. in america, theyve released more oil to the market but is it enough to keep us all going? with more sanctions and cold weather on the way, are we looking at a perfect storm for the energy market? im going to be discussing all of that with these two, there they are, dr ulrich hoppe, the director general of the g...

So in terms of a particular type of energy or...? oil and gas and relying on russia. so, actually, you know, every country in europe has a different mix. i think what we had seen here in this country, in the uk, of course theyve got north sea and theyve recognised more recently that they still need to be investing in that. other countries like germany, you saw a little bit of ideology. so after fukushima, just cancelling all the nuclear plants and now theres a bit of regret. we cant be ideologic...

And they lost ryan. >> they lost ryan is the line getting the scrutiny. your take? >> chris, good morning. i think, first of all, my dear friend mark hertling nailed it. what ms. owens represents is all of those sacrificed in all of our conflicts, overall these wars, and this continual state of conflict were a part of. this is not going away. there will be additional loss. to your point about the missions success, im not going to second-guess the department of defense, the intelligence community...

Not since nixon has that been this up front and perhaps not even -- it wasnt even that up front then. >> i think thats right. i think he prospered politically by being hostile to the press, suggesting he would create policies, make libel laws easy, reince priebus saying they will perhaps dispense with briefings in the white house. to show his hostility to the press in a way that makes it hard to have that usual kind of honeymoon feeling when a new administration sweeps in. the press has to be op...

Hard to have that usual kind of honeymoon feeling when a new administration sweeps in. the press has to be open to the fact that this could be a conventional presidency, it would be a successful one. it could be one that ultimately has some notions of transparency and accountability. but i dont think it needs to sit back on its heels and find out agnostically. i think it has to be ready to be a aerobic and it has to sort of operate on a split track where it really watches the presidents rhetoric...