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The last gas we produce at home, the more we have to import from overseas. they get rich, we pay more. at the end of the day when it comes to mother earth, is it really better for the environment that we drill a barrel of oil in russia, the middle east, venezuela, or iran and in the u.s. or canada? can anyone in the climate alarmist religion cult, can you give me an honest answer? does it really matter where the oil comes from, does it make that big of a difference? its in our best national secu...

Were banning all imports of russian oil and gas and energy. that means russian oil will no longer be acceptable at us ports, and the american people will deal another powerful blow to putins war machine. this is a move that has strong bipartisan support with congress and, i believe, in the country. americans have rallied to support 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 aro...

Accords, you know the climate accords where we pay all the money in china and india are viewed as developing countries? you also enacted new regulations and environmental restrictions on energy production and yes, under biden, america went from being a net exporter of energy to a net importer of energy in less than a year and joe lied about that earlier today. we are now producing less energy than when donald trump left office, and that is just a fact. according to biden and his new domestic ene...

Trafalgar group, robert cahaly, one of the best pollsters in the country, and now that president biden has made the decision to ban russian oil imports, which of the following patient know my would you most support replacement oil coming from? 76.5% to say alaska, texas, pennsylvania, in other words, the u.s. 14.9% say canada. 4.5% say venezuela. 2.2% say iran, and 1.9% say saudi arabia. well, it seems overwhelming to me that americans prefer to go back to your policies. you did leave office wit...

We made this decision in close consultation with our allies and partners around the world, particularly in europe. because a united response to putins aggression has been my overriding focus to keep all nato and all the eu and our allies totally united. were moving forward, understanding that many of our european allies and partners may not be in a position to join us. the united states produces far more oil domestically than all of the european countries combined. in fact, were a net exporter o...

Big exporter of wheat, corn, soy, sunflower. sunflower seeds, sunflower oil. ports are close. it will have a knock—on effect for the commodity crisis. , ., , ., ., crisis. the big worry for now is that foreign _ crisis. the big worry for now is that foreign investment . crisis. the big worry for now is that foreign investment is going to simply dry up as this conflict continues. some of these countries will be looking at what they can do to boost the economy once this horrible war is over. the...

Russia is a major exporter of wheat and other cereals. ukraine is another exporter. the exports are not evenly distributed. a lot of russias and ukraines wheat exports go to the middle east, which are already food insecure to begin with. as food prices spike up, food prices will increase. food prices are also highly correlated with energy prices. you need natural gas for the production of fertilizer. food prices go up when transportation prices go up. as a result of the energy crisis that were n...

Conversation with european leaders yesterday morning discussing our respective steps and making sure that we remain coordinated, even as we respect and understand our respective differences. the united states is in a very different position. we are a net exporter of oil and gas. we have domestic production that our european counterparts dont. but we are unified in an effort to reduce dependence on russian oil and gas and to do so in a way that imposes maximum pain on putin. even as we take these...

Mariupol of mass graves, burying people in trenches. its just horrible, and you know, we cant confirm the 1,300, but, you know, we do know that there are many many dead there. there are thousands still trapped inside what is an ongoing hell. nationally, at least 2.1 million people have now fled the country, most of them to poland. around half of them children. horrific numbers but whats worse is every humanitarian spokesperson i spoke to says two things, they say theyve never seen anything like ...

Of the dollar. as you see at times like this, theres a lot of power in the dollar and in u.s.-led financial systems. >> no one should forget, xi jinping and vladimir putin are friends. after all, putin was at the opening ceremonies during the olympics, which only happened just a few weeks prior to this invasion. the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken said this on "state of the union" today. listen. >> we are now talking to our european partners and allies to look in a coordinated way at the ...