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For some time we've been concerned about competition for Marcellus/Utica gas coming from western Canada being piped to Canada's East Coast (see TC Energy Plan to Move Western Canadian Gas to East Coast Approved). TC Energy's (formerly TransCanada) plan to haul gas over 1,000 miles across the continent at steeply discounted rates seemed like it was working (see TC Energy Cuts Rates 3rd Time to Sell W. Canada Gas to New England). Maybe we worried for nothing. S&P Global Platts i...

Last week we told you about anti-fossil fuel zealots (including THE Delaware Riverkeeper) attempting to convince the incoming Biden administration to block the now fully permitted and authorized LNG export terminal New Fortress plans to build on the New Jersey shore of the Delaware River in Gibbstown (see Antis Hope to Convince Biden Admin to Block Dela. River LNG Exports). That story appeared in the Washington Post. Apparently, the editors of the Wall Street Journal read the Post because yester...

For years. theyve ripped us off like nobody can even believe, whether it be on manufacturing, whether it be on exporting, whether it be on almost anything, including military, where we provide virtually free military assistance to countries that frankly take advantage of us, dont even like us. so this has been going on for years. they tariff us. they create artificial -- you could say nonfinancial barriers, which are worse than financial barriers. you cant sell your product. and yet theyll take ...

Inherited, jim, as an example, they were broken. they were obsolete. they were not good tests. and thats what we got stuck with. weve developed some incredible tests. but this took 13 to 15 minutes. and they were all fine. go ahead, finish your question. >> the problem some people have raised is if the u.s. stopped exporting, what you could have is other countries deciding that they are going to stop exporting, and the result of that then will be a net decrease in the amount of supplies that ame...

>> guy: is just historically wrong to suggest iran was behaving itself. he calls it "misbehavior." they were not behaving themselves on missile tests. they were not behaving themselves also to illicit activities. they were not behaving themselves on terrorism and the exporting of terrorism. they were not behaving themselves when it came to meddling in the region. iran has been this way for decades, and you pretend like this is somehow the fault of president trump instead of the fault of the iran...

[ laughter ] >> no, you think im kidding. its almost not there now but anyway. >> our next question is from daniel sweeney, a student at colombia law school that voted for president trump. he plans to change parties and vote for a democrat in the next election. daniel, welcome. >> china is current -- [ laughter ] >> china is currently the largest emitter of co 2. how, if at all, would you get china to lower emissions as president? >> i would make it clear we have to bring around the rest of the ...

We had a lot of things that we were discussing and it would have been easy if they were in the room. now theyre just in limbo. but i have to say with all of that, very little limbo. people have speak to them about some things and frankly theyre not very complicated. josh, go ahead. >> reporter: mr. president, there was a significant talk at the summit about climate change. i know in the past youve harbored some skepticism of the science on climate change. what do you think the world should be do...

We had numerous things that we were discussing, right, numerous. we had a lot of things we were discussing. and it would have been very easy if russia was in the room. he was in the room, we could have solved the things. now theyre just in limbo. but i have to say with all of that, very little limbo. but somebody will speak to him about some things and theyre not complicated. it would be easier if they were in the room. >> thank you so much. >> josh, go ahead. >> mr. president, there was a signi...

Iran immediately release the ship and its crew. the u.s. has accused iran of attacking tankers in the region to disrupt the global oil market. one fifth of the oil transverses that. the state department says an international effort is needed to make sure that ships can pass through that region so they say theyve invited diplomats from countries that have shipping interests importing and exporting in the persian gulf. heather. >> bill: jerry nadler demanding former white house aide hope hicks ret...

Manufacturer of it. we were the principle exporting of it. we just gave that to china. we have given high speed rail to china. >> tucker: im sorry, let me -- >> and the different infrastructure. >> tucker: youre right china has ripped off our intellectual property. >> we gave it to them. >> tucker: you say its not about control, its voluntary. >> no, well, its not voluntary, its facilitation. the idea is to help -- >> tucker: then you point to china, to the fascist government of china, as an exa...