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Even eric swalwell, a lot of gas. >> the president using taxpayer dollars in the election. greg: we got to make it interesting somehow. while it reduces emissions from the mandate forced additional anchors of land to use for cultivating the corn which otherwise would be used. meanwhile, the telling of the fieldf release more carbon from the soil while fertilizers process. this is the most ive done since i decided to soundproof my basement. i did so much research, i uncovered this video from the ...

Important to the people of america? why does this matter to americans? it matters for two reasons. we now live in a world where countries can decide, hey, that blopgs to us. were going to take it. i think the world will matter. and i think it has a big impact on a large energy crisis. ukraine is a producer of corn. it would have an impact us on. they are the leading supplier of neon gas for our nicent semiconductor here in the u.s. there are many impacts there. as you saw today, i dont know if y...

And energy bills due to go up again soon, many businesses and households are braced for fuel to drive a further cost of living squeeze. katy austin, bbc news. and i think it is important to remember it is notjust energy. ukraine — remember it is notjust energy. ukraine and russia employ about a quarter— ukraine and russia employ about a quarter of— ukraine and russia employ about a quarter of wheat, 20% of corn. some reports _ quarter of wheat, 20% of corn. some reports current makers are ...

Trading partner for us but weve got a global supply chain. they are one of the biggest exporter of wheat and corn. that will impact getting things in the shelves here in the u.s. inflation wasnt a good thing yesterday and its even worse tomorrow. >> stephanie, can i just say youre the greatest? >> so are you. >> thank you so much. that wraps up the hour for me. im jose diaz-balart. andrea mitchell picks up with more breaking news right now. good morning. im andrea mitch nell washington. as the...

This is fascinating, i did learn a lot reading about this and im glad this information isti out, corn as i kick -- like corn isnt everything, corn syrup and one day somehow they go what about one flavored gas i was like im listening. [laughter] is the craziest thing ever and i look at is always opinion on both sides and like this says much worse for the environment but i did finally look at a study that said a little bit of the argument to the opposite by went deeper and it turned out the study ...

Still dropping here. the dow jones industrial will into correction territory. the nasdaq and the bear market. much of this to do with a slight comeback in technology stocks here. amazon, apple, microsoft. what is interesting to point out here, though, and i think thats really in the end will come back to europe. and i look at how the futures markets trade, and while they are seeing clear pops and natural gas, oil all going up three, four, 5%, natural gas trading in your finished up 35%. in one d...

Have had world events, in the short term very bad for markets but over the long term things play out. what are they doing now? theyre down in a big way. they were down in asharks europe, and now here in the u.s. its not a surprise. its also worrisome at the gas pump. jen psaki last night said this administration is sensitive to what were paying at the punch, but its going to get worse. we know that crude oil is up around $100 a barrel. we have not seen that since 2014. the average price of gaspe...

Valuable lesson with what we have learned over the past two years about self-reliance. >> its hard to learn as well, just a little less than a minute left, you mention agriculture. i wanted to put this up on the screen. ukraine is one of the largest producers in the world of corn and wheat. their major customers are u.s., china, and parts of the middle east, in terms of wheat, egypt, turkey, and pakistan. as we deal with energy it could offset a lot of that, because we have a corn surplus that w...

Trading partner for us but weve got a global supply chain. they are one of the biggest exporter of wheat and corn. that will impact getting things in the shelves here in the u.s. inflation wasnt a good thing yesterday and its even worse tomorrow. >> stephanie, can i just say youre the greatest? >> so are you. >> thank you so much. that wraps up the hour for me. im jose diaz-balart. andrea mitchell picks up with more breaking news right now. good morning. im andrea mitch nell washington. as the...

Making up for europe and bangladesh and pakistan and egypt is a big consumer of corn and wheat from ukraine, the u.s. has had surpluses pretty much every year and apparently the corn surplus, twice as much as what ukraine actually produces. possible for u.s. farmers to step in and make up some of the shortfall? >> i am told no, the inventories are so low right now, and of course, you have what you are harvesting versus what you are planting later. the point being there is no way well be able to,...