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Wheat, certain types of corn and certain types of oils. there are very real possibilities, and it is starting in places like sri lanka, mika, that we are going to see critical -- not baby formula shortages but food shortages for hundreds of millions of potentially billions of people, the longer this drags on. it is a terrifying story. i hate to say it, but we need to acknowledge it. it is real, and it could happen. we need to get the markets reopened. >> cnbcs brian sullivan, thank you very, ver...

Completely get them out. why? the second you get all the way up to the border that means youre launching attacks on russian territory which is a different ball game. so i mean, what theyre officially saying is one thing. what theyre doing, i think well see the same thing in the region north of kyiv, where, you know, how do you defend your territory without kind of attacking the other countrys territory. >> we talked about food security. ukraine still remarkably is growing a lot of wheat and corn...

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Man. we survived that time. >> paul and my sister topaz are the pillars of strength in my life, and i wouldnt be who i am today without them. my father was african american and my mother was jewish, but my sister and i were brought up in black culture. hey hey. >> hey hey. >> hey hey, whats going on, man? >> all right. good to see you. >> im blessed to be able to come home for my birthday for the first time in over a decade. my sister and i were actually born on the same day two years apart. >> ...

What i love most about erics cooking. he takes a humble american dish, succotash, and he elevates it with basil pesto, portfolioly grilled okra, local peas and corn and a speed and spicily ahi sorbet. >> very traditional techniques. that okra, this is succotash, right? >> this is okra. >> its okra, limas, corn. and everything is perfect. its exceptional. the texture is super complex. the guy knows how to cook. most commonly seen as a technique for fish, our next dish is a whole chicken encased i...

The world in his food. >> very traditional techniques. that okra, this is succotash, right? >> this is okra. >> its okra, limas, corn. and everything is perfect. its exceptional. the texture is super complex. the guy knows how to cook. most commonly seen as a technique for fish, our next dish is a whole chicken encased in salt thats been infused with north african spices. its then baked and carved table side. >> this is a little something we started doing last year. when i was in tunisia, they r...

Changing it, but sometimes you have to just sit down and let a truly great once-in-a-lifetime meal wash over you. thats why were here. and this guy is cooking for us. eric ziebold was a chef at the french laundry. for the about eight years. hes spent his career refining his techniques and integrated with regional ingredients. i worked with him at restaurant for four years. in new york city for about four years. eric may be potentially the most underrated chef in america. i also feel like the peo...

Hey hey. >> hey hey. >> hey hey, whats going on, man? >> all right. good to see you. >> im blessed to be able to come home for my birthday for the first time in over a decade. my sister and i were actually born on the same day two years apart. >> its our birthday. >> hey, linda. >> a lot of salt, right? >> like me, my sister topaz learned to cook by watching our grandmother. in our family, we use ham hocks to flavor our collards and green beans. theyre making baked mac & cheese, candied yams, tu...