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Place as not only the place where the first shots of the civil war were fired. they don't think of it being the place where the civil rights movement started. >> for many people, the story of black appalachia begins and ends with john brown. a white dude. >> the significance of this place is dismissed. this is where the niagara movement had their first meeting in america and that is the foundation's of the naacp. this is just the entry point for black appalachian history, that is american history and going to go on a journey. >> all right. >> appalachia is not a place. it is a region. 13 state...

The border probably would be very easy at this point and that's why a lot of people are saying it's imminent as well. >> sandra: as we have cut back our oil production here in the united states and spike of prices, $85 a barrel, the energy picture plays a big part in this. obviously europe is dependent on russia for their oil. we have grown more dependent just in the last year of this administration on russia for oil. did some digging, october 2021, you are looking at now us bringing in 206,000 barrels a day into the united states from russia, compared to a year before that, 18,000. huge chang...

If you are really serious about it, you have to move strategically against putin and alerts with the strategic nuclear forces and moving forces to pressure him. right now in eastern europe or other parts of europe does not mean anything to him at all. >> sandra: very good of you to join us, sir. thank you very much. thank you. we are obviously keeping our eye on it, the world is watching this play out. i continue to dig up the energy numbers, you look at the severe economic consequences and what is at stake for the bordering countries and the countries that get emergency resources from russia,...

Than ever before. 206,000 compared to 18,000 in october of 2017. brian brenberg is executive vice president and associate professor at kings college and joins us now. brian, describe how joe biden set us up to fail with regard to the russian oil situation? >> brian: we have a problem right now. president biden pulled back production on energy resources, it has handed power to russia. think about that. we've handed power to russia, to middle eastern countries. this could have been a year the president says let's get production back online and make sure the u.s. retains energy independence and p...

We have seen in seven years, the map becomes more unstable. russia sees an opportunity here, they control the energy supply, they control the global economy and they are using that to their advantage in this situation and that means everybody is going to pay the price. if we see oil prices go to $100 a barrel, we could be paying $5 a gallon national average, nobody wants to see that. >> sandra: that would change a lot, and you paying that cost to put gasoline in your car, think about all the trucks that have to transport the goods and that also gets handed down to the consumer. so dig into thi...