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They would be able keep energy prices low. i want to my out the senator making point this not just about energy prices but we could see rising food prices as wult globally as well. watch. >> price of oil goes up 110, $115 we are going feel at the pump. second thing these are people ukraine, one worst largest agriculture producers fourth largest i believe in wheat and thats going to raise global food prices which impact us. when somebody gets cuts off from that they they become our competitors in...

>> gregs boring but important, the most important story you will hear tonight. people like greg who were right all along. yes. greg: ethanol is made from corn or maize.as for years gasoline is sold at americas gas pumps, i know company no one wanted this forced on you. the reason, corn normally 2 feet millions around the globe or tyrus for a week, instead would fill your gas tank but get this, it turns out ethanol is likely a bigger contributor to global warming than straight gasoline according ...

You can see right here that the price of wheat took off right as russia invaded ukraine. how is that going to affect how much it costs for an average family to put bread on the table? >> i think one of the big challenges that american families are facing right now is because of all the supply disruptions that happened due to covid, the prices that have been up have been fuel and food. and this is being exacerbated by whats happening between russia and ukraine. ukraine is europes breadbasket. rus...

Cereal, really to -- think about everything you guy bye that has a little bit of corn or cheat in it. so well see prices going up in the grocery store for sure. >> all right. another kind of geopolitical question, but its also an economic one, you know, what is the best way to punish vladimir putin without further punishing the world? i mean, is the u.s. on the right track with going after putins assets, the assets and resources of russian oligarchs? >> well, i mean, im going to leave the detail...

Presumably with immediate effect. that means wheat, corn and sunflower oil to prevent them being exported. there are huge revenues for ukraine but ukraine fears being imminently cut off from all supplies of raw materials itself. given that there are already places around the country that people want food it clearly doesnt want that coming out to get hard currency that he can spend and can even use so it would make no sense to do that. interestingly, traders also need licenses to export poultry a...

So its a vital part of food security for the whole world. do you think we could be heading for a globalfood crisis? yes, so, for me, its not whether we are moving towards a global food crisis, its how large the food crisis will be. the wholesale price of wheat hit a record high last week and it could go even higher. thats because overnight, ukraines government introduced rules to control the export of wheat, as well as corn and sunflower oil. ukraine and russia account for around 30% of global w...

My devices are protected in like 3 minutes. its time to protect your life online with auras all-in-one digital security. try for free today at aura.com what was that password anyway? ew. >> bill: breaking news. u.s. supreme court reinstated the death penalty for the boston marathon bomber. it stands. the decision 6-3 split along expected lines at the court. >> dana: inflation was growing before the russian invasion and experts are predicting the conflict will push prices even higher because russ...

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Around the world with europe responding with sanctions and pledges of military aid. jon: we had a guest, matthew schumaker who once worked at the u.s. intelligence agency. he says the west is misinterpreting putins comment. he says putin is feeling boxes into a corn and he might respond with nuclear weapons if pushed too hard. is anyone talking about that kind of thinking at the pentagon? >> its a good question exactly what those comments mean, whether its deploying tactical nuclear weapons. but...

The soldiers are on the front lines and they are farmers and lorry drivers and off—loaders and up—loaders for supplies and supply chain systems that normally exist on a commercial day to day basis here. so where are they now? they are fighting for their homeland, but we have got to have lorry drivers. we need to have for the farmers to be back in the field so they can be planting and harvesting, why? it doesntjust have an impact inside ukraine. 35% of the worlds supply of commodities like co...