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Contest to what we expect to hear from biden in the state of the union address tomorrow. here is kayleigh mcenany and mike huckabee. the one thing he should say is that he is empowering every energy company in america to produce at levels that are the highest we have ever produced at. become energy independent and become a net exporter of energy. i dont expect joey to do that. >> i dont think he will do it either. the sad fact is energy independence on the part of the united states and even the ...

Gas just north of $4 a gallon on sunday. thats according to aaa. and continue to pay 40 cents more than a week ago. and now some might think why. why in the u.s. feeling this. russia is a massive exporter of oil. 11% of global oil consumption. 17% of global natural gas consumption. and as much as 40% of natural gas consumption in western europe and western europe, we had a big issue for many months now about the price of natural gas, the way many of us heat our homes and the oil question has bee...

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...

Europeans would be likely to impose and third would be the reaction to the reaction, so what would president putin do in response to what we and the europeans might do in terms of sanctions? i think each of those three has a different set of potential consequences to americans and europeans and the rest of the world. an annen an invasion by russia into ukraine. will have impact on ukraine trade. a big exporter of fertilizer and agricultural products. impacting primarily north africa. an impact o...

Deter more aggressive behavior, follow our lead, the world is watching. we will see what sanctions come out of the white house, meanwhile russias response, their un ambassador including the u.s. as egging ukraine toward war. >> todd: the standoff rattles the market, listen. >> who will pay the price, hard-working americans, this energy and gas price, raising prices, well continue to see that go out, that squeeze will be happening across the country and around the world. russia is major exporter ...

With russia and ukraine accounting for just a huge export, globally, of wheat oil, now that is the major one to look at. crude oil, topping $100 a barrel this morning, for the first time since 2014 when you continue how oil is going to be traded, traders around the world will have to be very careful with this barrage of sanctions of how they handle the barrels of russian oil. russian, of course, another major global exporter of that of course, ramy thierry, allows nickel, played him, aluminum, t...

To power the continent without russian oil and gas. they will need to bring their nuclear plant back online and, its not just about oil and gas. russia is the number one steel, iron, platinum and palladium exporter. that affects everything from cars to construction to electronics, appliances. not only does russia helpful the world, they help feed it: russia is the number one exporter of wheat. food could get pretty exeive. they also export most of the fertilizer. without that, you could probably...

All of this. >> the administrations office put us in this position with energy independence in the united states instead of being an exporter of energy, we pam consumer of russian oil. >> cheryl: one of the first things biden did was cancel -- regular unleaded for $7 a gallon and change and in l.a. county, we are seeing $6, highest lest weve seen since 2008. this is big piece of the numbers we reports. tomorrow we get price consumer index for february. when you have elon musk, man who makes elec...

Regular gas, you are paying $6.31. prices may be lower in other parts of the country, we could all be impacted by the crisis. in part because russia is a major exporter and producer of oil. ukraine is a key energy transit hub. with this crisis, experts are predicting is $4 an average in the u.s. in a matter of weeks. thats the price we could see by midmarch. if so, it will be the highest price weve seen since the summer of 2008. i talked to a couple of tourists who told me as soon as they saw th...

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...