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12.5 million barrels a day, the worlds largest exporter of energy. and it just wasnt fossil fuels, it was across the board. so you fast-forward, now we have russia and we should immediately ban russian oil. we should immediately approve the keystone, we should immediately approve drilling in the national petroleum reserve in alaska. this is not the and more, if the national petroleum reserve, and accelerate permitting so we can capture our glatt to yes, so we can build terminals and supply our a...

Watch me. and of course i dont know if hes thinking of about this, but is the largest exporter of coal, natural gas, and oil in the world and a lot of people have said if we are going to wean ourselves off of carbon fuel, its going to have to be through nuclear power and batteries or teslas but we need to generate cheap electricity, and thats one way to do it, so i think is also saying you know, there was the japanese reactor 3-mile island, chernobyl, things happen, and its not a very reliable p...

The u.s., it was the uk as well. they banned the import of russian oil, but not gas, critically, and the eu, instead, is looking for the phasing out use of gas over the next few years because its very hard to switch it off if youre not a massive exporter like you guys are in the states. the way this is affecting prices we do expect to see further increases in brent crude, but theyre actually lining and losing some of that steam this morning. this is. happening on the energy companies is interest...

Are too high to ensure some of those ships. what you have is self sanctioning within the industry, even without those sectors, that sector, being directly targeted. >> so what kind of everything could a crumbled russian economy have on the lives of every day americans? >> well, when you have sanctioning of individuals who are not going to want to go pick up or sell or trade russian oil and gas, this is the worlds second biggest exporter. it is a massive player. so when i woke up this morning, bl...

The ukrainian people and made it clear we will not be part of subsidising putins war. we made this decision in close consultation with our allies and our partners around the world, particularly in europe, because a united response to putins aggression has been my overriding focus, to keep all nato and the eu and our allies totally united. were moving forward with this ban understanding that many of our european allies and partners may not be in a position to join us. the united states produces f...

Leading to the deaths of 13 u.s. servicemen and women, abandoning our fellow americans, green card holders, our allies and 80 some odd billion dollars worth of military equipment. that was all joe biden, just like joe biden ran out of covid tests and monoclonal antibodies over christmas. unforgivable, inexcusable, just like joe gave up energy independence and gave up america being annexed exporter of energy. just like joe bidens disaster the southern border, you going to blame putin for that too...

Here and here. special forces and air force jumped into borispol. they were defeated by the ukrainians. that is phenomenal. it shows how they are willing to fight against them. the other thing is the port of odesa. hugely important. because ukraine is the fifth larger exporter of wheat in the world, fourth largest of corn. this is their sustainment. this is how their economy keeps flowing, this port right here. they have to do what they can do to contain that. the russians have kherson. they wan...

Billions, you know, because of rebuilding everything. look, already lost 100 million so, you have to be prepared to write that kind of money. in terms of agriculture, look, for us, this spirit of time is a time when we are doing our land field works. and these field works usually starts in the first decade of march and should be completely ended in the third week of april. this is a time where our companies are working in the fields. we already, you know -- in the time this work has to be starte...

Before. this is very nutritious soil, he says. its what makes ukraine the worlds largest exporter of sunflower oil and among the top ten exporters of grain and corn. oh, its nice. all of a sudden, what seems like a sanctuary from the war, invaded by a sound in the sky. hey, keep looking. listen. is that a fighter jet? its most likely a military plane, he tells me, unsure if its ukrainian or russian. when you hear a plane like that, what do you think? im anxious, he says. but we have to do our wo...

>> held up wonderful novel they are entirely dependent on mr. putin, i mean, just imagine if things got really ugly and he turned off nord stream 12, he would literally close down every german factory overnight. i think the squad, you know being with this delusion put themselves against the majority of good, decent, common sense democrat voters. fantastic opportunity for the republicans. americans should be an exporter of energy not an importer. >> jesse: common sense is all it takes to win. nig...