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Of experts to explore this further. In london, a geopolitical analyst and author. He serves as the cofounder of economic partners. And in beirut today but actually based in london at the school of economics. An expert on terrorism and the coauthor of isis the state of terr terror. And peter bergen joins us from washington. He is a Vice President at new america. Peter, let me ask you, does this strike you as terrorists adapting yet again . Because what is interesting about this to me is its in many ways very low tech. A van going into crowds, people brandishing knives and using them as weapons....

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In asia in big ways. climate change is actually an interesting example of the national strategy, because at the same time, yeah, china has a lot of dirty coal, it's also made clean tech an important sector and quite a protected sector. but i think you are going to see this kind of regionalism that richard was talking about. i think asia is kind of moving forward in the most strategically smart way with that. europe, it's interesting, post brexit you would think it would be a moment for germany to say we're going to commit to economic integration, but you don't see that. in the u.s., it's inter...

They consume energy, they still use a lot of dirty coal. they have a tremendous amount of factory consumption. they're at a different stage in their development where they're very energy-intensive. a lot of dirty fuels being used there still. >> comparatively, it's low here, $55 a gallon. but we look at this. what was that, 2009? >> $148 in 2008 and the financial crisis, global markets fell off the cliff. demand goes down and that's why you see the plummet. >> not quite to that level? >> no. i think we're starting to stabilize, you saw it in the last couple of days, another reason that markets...