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Courage and stopping nord stream2 about energy and how we have to be independent both now and in the near term transitioning fossil fuels. >> on that points, why not open up the keystone pipeline? why not do more leases now to change the dynamic and send the signal to the world the u.s. is not dialing it back. before the technology takes us to the next climate change moment. >> i dont think it is necessary. we have to be open to all options. the u.s. is the largest exporter of the country the fo...

Europe. that the russians would never be able to hold them hostage again, ukraine, with a couple of winters previous to the trump administration and you can bet that will happen again. putin will cut off the fuel to europe when he wants something, he just basically will squeeze the supply down. will: yeah, if you want to put into context the power of being a net exporter. someone dependent upon our product, look at our relationship with china. once you establish that dependency, then you can dic...

Of wheat from russia as does much of the country. >> ainsley: the worlds top wheat supporter. what is russia a really good exporter of? ransomware because, remember a year ago, the colonial pipeline, those russian hackers got in there, disrupted things, next thing you know gas is 8 bucks in north carolina. something like that. the fbi apparently yesterday asked state and local leaders and business executives to consider how ransomware attacks could disrupt the supply chain and their businesses a...

A cost. they wont pay the price. they are multi-millionaires. they wont be negatively impacted. who will pay the price? its hard working americans across the country and people around the world who are already paying the price and will continue to see things worsen. this energy and gas crisis. raising prices. we will see those continue to go up and that squeeze happening across the country and around the world. russia is a major exporter of wheat. we will see those costs encreased around food. r...

They wont pay the price. they are multi-multi-millionaires. they wont be negatively impacted. you know who will pay the price? its hard-working americans across the country and people around the world who are already paying the price and will continue to see things worsen. this energy and gas crisis. raising prices. we will see those continue to go up and that squeeze happening across the country and around the world. russia is a major exporter of wheat. we will see those costs increased around ...

Domestic energy production to offset this. in 2021, take a look at this graph, the u.s. imimportanted 670,000 barrels a day from russia. the keystone xl pipeline which the president shut down would have allowed access to 830,000 barrels a day allowing the u.s. to be a net exporter. senator joe manchin called on the president to change that. >> i just think that basically for us to set the example and ask the rest of the world to step up to the plate, we have to step up to the plate. that means r...

Energy markets. the united states will not be left out with its ordinary citizens feeling the consequences of the price increase in full. bidens sanctions are going to hurt americans more than russians. oil supply is already tight and russia a big exporter could just slow down the flow whenever it wants. how do we protect ourselves? "jesse watters primetime" has written an advice column and its addressed to one person. joe biden. mr. president, suspend the federal gas tax. this would take the ed...

Are already feeling the squeeze. and even more pain at the pump russia is the second largest exporter of oil and gas. today, oil pushed $100 a barrel on the global markets. for every $10 increase, gas prices also rise by 20 cents. now with regular averaging $3.54, nationwide, $4.77 in california, experts predict prices could jump quickly >> americans will be paying at least 15 to 20 cents a gallon more because of the incursion in the next two weeks with potential for much more than that. >> repo...

Biden administration and found it wanting. now more than ever, we need to send a clear message of american strength. >> sean: we say that, okay. the trump and pence administration did not grant the waiver for the pipeline. joe biden did grant that waiver. now they announced sanctions against nord stream-2. a reversal back to your policy. there is another huge factor. one of the great accomplishments of the trump and pence administration was for the first time in 75 years america was energy indep...

Top concern they have right now. he is going to have to say look we still think it is transitory we are just not exactly sure how long is going to take to transit but heres our best estimate. you contain inflation for. >> i think a lot of this is going to continue to be driven by supply shortages around the world which are created by omicron coronavirus. you are still think the surges in countries right now we are seeing in south korea and hong kong places that manufacture goods that come into t...