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Reduce production domestically. your party doesn't back imports from russia, was criticising imports from saudi arabia, where will we get the energy we need from?— saudi arabia, where will we get the energy we need from? when the oil and as energy we need from? when the oil and gas companies _ energy we need from? when the oil and gas companies made _ energy we need from? when the oil and gas companies made their- and gas companies made their investment plans, they made them on the assumption of oil and gas prices far lower than they are right now and when they announced profits, both shell ...

Steel and industrials. the third group is those companies who scream at every penny last year and i'm feeling a lot more confident at this year, and are paying out a lot more money to shareholders in buy—backs and dividends, which is boosting shareholder returns. which is why the likes of euro stocks are trading at record highs.— at record highs. you've still got the companies _ at record highs. you've still got the companies that _ at record highs. you've still got the companies that are - at record highs. you've still got the companies that are under i at record highs. you've still got t...

Last year they mentioned that they want to be net neutral in terms of emissions by 2050. so far, if you look at all the international oil companies that have been selling lots of assets over the last five years, disposing of old oil type of assets, the pace at which they had been buying new assets to transition into the new world of renewables has been quite slow. bp has made a few purchases over the past year, in the wind, solar areas, but the key time is now. how much are they going to buy assets going forward? if you look at what other international oil companies have been doing like they'v...

Law has created the opportunities for more buy backs because it's decreased the barriers for businesses to realize wealth in old capital. that doesn't mean that that happenings at the expense of investment, which is what the "new york times" piece was arguing. it walls saying that workers won't benefit because there is a lot of businesses that are participating in buy backs. workers will still benefit. openings up investment in productivity. bad ideas coming out of the new york state and the "new york times." ed: who could be against more investment and productivity. she is no negative nellie ...

$44.4 million. east marijua $5.4 million. they're not truckling down to workers. not yet anyway. there's always hope they will. >> here's the thing. we're not saying buy-backs are a bad idea. they help the shareholder. it might be a smart move when you have a lot of cash on the balance sheet. but please, help us understand, when the corporate tax cuts were enacted, steve minute n-- he sas to trickle down to the worker. we are not seeing it happen but keep asking about it. there is no trickle down economics. you're watching "velshi & ruhle" on msnbc. s your wake-up call. if you have moderate to...