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The direct question is should we be expecting more oil from saudi arabia? >> we need an energy security structure for the uk. >> it's not clear. >> just hear me out! we need an energy strategy for the uk. it's been likened for ten years. well i would like to see, is an energy structure that is based in the uk. not so much in other countries. saudi arabia, or other countries. one thing that we've learned in the last years, or the last few months, is that is reliant on [inaudible] >> energy now. she will be looking to get more energy from saudi arabia right now? >> if anything can be done to bri...

It's still the threshold from some of the things i saw last night. that was a new level of barbarity. what this country has done, when nato have done, in terms of supplying lethal aid to the ukraine is obviously the right thing to do. that leads to continuing step up as we get to a new phase of this conflict, whether ukrainians are having success pushing the russians back. what i wanted from the chancellor and assuring statement was a wartime statement, in terms of energy. how we're gonna make sure that we weren't -- emergency measures to lower our gas demand -- i didn't feel that. i think we ...

BEIJING, Oct. 4 (Xinhua) -- China is making all-out efforts to ensure the nation power supply after power outages halted factory production and hit families in

>> we took on donald trump after he said he'd pull us out of the paris climate agreement. as president, i will accelerate america's transition to an all-carbon economy. we have as a goal 2050. we have to start work as hard as we can. ed: is bloomberg making the same mistake hillary clinton made back in 2016? joining us live, west virginia governor jim justice. good morning. >> good morning, ed. ed: what do you think about this big picture, michael bloomberg? he's tried to make climate change a central part of his campaign, of course, but does this go too far? >> it not only goes too far, but i...

What's it like? >> it's not fun, but it must be enough fun they continue to keep on doing it. the problem is that a lot of the journalistic profession, a lot of people go into it because they're idealistic, they want to change the world, and my god, here's an issue that affects the energy structure of our society, which is really affecting our society and i can be involved in this? so they form pressure groups or internal lobbying groups like the society of environmental journalists. mark: i didn't know there was one? >> oh, yeah, very powerful within the profession, and enforces a speech line...