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Is a bill almost 3000 pages long, and you have not seen much of it? you don't really know what is in their?eas >> we are still looking at the details. the parts that are concerning for me. as an energy state of wyoming. i have concerns about the energy component where the democrats insisted should be the california model. electricity prices are the highest in the country. they have rolling blackouts, they have an approach that it'll think is right for america. we went from energy dominant now under biden now more energy dependent and i think it's the wrong direction to go. maria: it is extraor...

Senegal: Meridiam and FONSIS commission two new solar projects  32 minutes ago | 2 views ENGIE (www.ENGIE-Africa.com), Meridiam and FONSIS (Senegal’s Sovereign Strategic Investment Fund) announce the commissioning of two photovoltaic power plants in Senegal with a total production capacity of 60 MW - Kahone Solaire SA (35MW) and Kael Solaire SA (25MW) - located respectively in the regions of Kaolack and Diourbel, in the center of the country. These plants are part of the Scaling Solar initiative in Senegal, jointly led by the Senegalese authorities and the International Finance Corpor...

ENGIE (www.ENGIE-Africa.com), Meridiam and FONSIS (Senegal's Sovereign Strategic Investment Fund) announce the commissioning of two photovoltaic power plants in Senegal with a total production capacity

Practice. >> is that what the president was doing? >> at the end of the day, it didn't happen. i think a lot of people say the president was doing this with ukraine, i can tell you ukraine -- the ukrainian ambassador was my number one ally on the security council. the president was very adamant about making sure ukraine have everything they needed, that's why they got anti-tank missiles and military training and why he got sanctions on russia and expelled diplomats and increased our energy component. to look at the history, i can tell you, at least from my standpoint, he was always very adaman...

In the pork market and in a late move up actually in the live cattle market. a lot of people thought, well, north carolina doesn't really produce that much, many heads of cattle. south carolina does, but it's unimaginable that the storm would impact that. now the market's having a second thought with all of this flooding. we could lose 500 to a thousand head of cattle and we sow prices they were locked limit up. when the market moved so fast, they had to pause trading because everybody was buying and nobody wanted to sell. neil: there's an energy component. can you explain that? >> north carol...