let me tell you about the algiers. in the early morning hours of july 26 1967, a flurry in intoit -- police rushed the algiers motel in the virginia park neighborhood of detroit after they heard reports of sniper fire nearby. the algiers will motel was a what john hersey -- her she called a reputation among police for narcotics and prostitution. that night because of the uprising and the citywide curfew, all kinds of people sought refuge, including teenage boys, the dramatics, doo-wop -- and a returning vietnam veteran named robert greene. the national guard warned officers -- by the guard melvin to sikhs and three detroit policeman model -- robert pele, and david seneca played a central role in what one witness later called quote, a night of horror and murder. midnight, police and soldiers tore through the ran backotel, they closets and drawers, turned beds and tables over, shut into us, beat guest with their rifle butts and disparate efforts to find quote, the sniper. when they completed the search without finding an

it is about the same price as the algiers meeting september 28.ces have not been willing to go much about that. we think it will go about that in the second quarter with refinery runs going up globally. -- a real real delete bite in production cuts hitting the market. : this ties into your call yesterday, where you saw potential for brent to hit into the 60's. if we don't hit a deal, you have a much more bearish case. >> yes, we will have the confounding of markets getting much looser in the fourth quarter, and financial markets getting more bearish. alix: what is that price? ed: that could be $45 in agreement. alix: we were just of their couple weeks ago. -- just there a couple weeks ago. ed: it would have an impact on the world. it would have an impact on the u.s., where we are seeing at least 800,000 barrels per day. potentially even more in 2018. that would slow down the momentum considerably on the u.s. production side. alix: we did not see that fall off. they can still sustain 26 or 30. they can still survive. in a much better place than the

it's about the same price that it was the algiers meeting last attended 20th. -- september 28.ces have not been willing to go up above that and we think they will be willing to go up above that when the refinery runs globally going up. with a real bite in the production cuts hitting the market, they did not hit in q1. it's the time it takes to get oil from the middle east to east asia and to the u.s.. alix: that really ties into your call where you saw the potential in the back half of the year for brent to hit in the 60's. if we do not get a deal, you have a much more bearish case. ed: we do indeed the cousin we will have the compounding of the physical markets getting much, much looser in the third and fourth quarter. and we will have the financial markets getting more bearish for having the price down. alix: what's that price? ed: that price could be $45 without an agreement. alix: we were just like there a few weeks ago. ed: we didn't get quite there . yeah, it would have an impact around the world. they would even have an impact on this current boom that we are seeing in t

it is about the same price at the algiers meeting on september 28.ces have been not going up much about that. we think they will go up as we get to the second quarter with a refinery runs global going up and with the real bite in the production cut hitting markets. they didn't hit the markets in q1. it's the time it takes oil to get from the middle east to the u.s.. >> you basically saw the potential in the back half of the year for brent to hit in the 60's. if we do not get a deal, you have a much more bearish case. we -- ed: we do because we have the compounding of physical markets getting much closer and the markets getting bearish. the press could be 45. >> we were just there a few weeks ago. >> we do not quite get there. it would have an impact around the world. it would even have an impact on the current boom we are seeing in the u.s. where, at a minimum we are seeing a hundred barrels a day of production growth from the beginning to the end of 2017. potentially more in 2018. that would slow down the momentum on the u.s. production side. >> wha

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about the same price at the algiers meeting.s have been not going up .uch above that cou bite and the production cuts hitting the itket -- this is the time takes to get oil from the middle east to east asia. basically saw the potential in the back half of the year for brent to hit in the 60's. if we don't get a deal, you have a much more bearish case. ed: we do indeed. we will have the compounding of the physical markets getting much looser in the third and fourth quarter and we will have the financial markets getting more bearish. >> what is that price? ed: the price could be $45 without an agreement. >> we were there a few weeks ago. ed: it would have an impact around the world. it would have an impact on the current boom we are seeing in the u.s. potentially even more in 2018. that would slow down the momentum considerably on the u.s. production site. >> we did not wind up seeing that fall off. it shale has proven anything, it has proven they can still they are in a much better place now than they were two years ago. why'd yo

it is about the same price it was at the algiers meeting in september.not really been willing to go up much above that as we go through the second quarter with the refineries globally going up. the real production cuts hitting the market. they do not really hit the market in q1 because of the time it takes oil to get to the u.s., east asia. said you saw the potential in the back half of the year for brent to hit the 60's. if we do not get the deal, you have a more bearish case? >> we do indeed. you have the compounding of the fiscal markets didn't much looser in the third and fourth h looser-- getting muc in the third and fourth quarters. alix: what is that price? >> $45 without an agreement. alix: we were just there a few weeks ago. yes, it would have an impact around the world. it would have an impact on this current boom we are seeing in the u.s. were at a minimum we are seeing a hundred thousand barrels a day of production growth. potentially even more in 2018. it would slow down the momentum considerably on the u.s. production side. alix: what is in