>> i believe that -- i believe it's the eac that certifies them. >> they don't certify eac, they don't certify full forensic auditors. >> that term, full forensic auditor i'm not familiar -- >> they don't do forensic auditor. what they certify is deals with the machines themselves, the tabulators and whether they can operate on the machines -- >> gentleman's time has expired. and without objection mr. stanton is authorized to participate in today's hearing. mr. stanton, you're now recognized. >> madam chair, thank you for allowing me to participate in today's important hearing. i'm very mr. logan appeared here today to draes questions how the cyber ninja firm was selected to conduct a multi-million dollar months long forensic audit. his involvement is one of the reasons the so-called audit was a fraud from the beginning. mr. logan has a history of spreading baseless conspiracy theories about the election and maybe one of the reasons why he was chosen to advance the false narrative by mr. trump's loyal followers in arizona. i'd like to walk you through a little of that history right now

>> i -- i believe that's -- oh, it's that the eac that certifies them. >> eac doesn't certify full forensic auditors. >> that term full forensic auditors-- >> they don't certify what they certify deals with the machines themselves and the tablators and whether they can operate on the machines? >> and whether it's connected to the internet-- >> and without objection, mr. stanton is authorized to participate in today's hearing. >> thank you for allowing me to participate in today's important hearing. i'm disappointed that mr. logan declined to appear here today to address questions how the cyber ninjas, were authorized, and i suspect he doesn't have good answers that so-called audit was a fraud from the beginning. he has a history of spreading baseless theories about the election and maybe he was to spread those by mr. trump's followers in arizona. >> november 19th, 2020, mr. logan tweeted, dominion servers in german were grabbed by the good guys in germany. unquote, dominion makes election series. >> and mr. logan was referring to the theory that the u.s. military seized dominion servers in

>> i -- i believe that's -- it's that the eac, that certifies them. >> the eac doesn't certify full forensic auditors. >> that term, that "full forensic auditor," i'm not familiar -- >> they don't do forensic auditors, they don't certify. what they certify deals with the machines themselves, the tabulators and whether they can operate on those machines, right? >> right, and whether it's been connected to the internet. >> the gentleman's time has expired. without objection mr. stanton is authorized to participate in today's hearing. mr. stanton, you are now recognized. >> madam chair, thank you for allowing me to participate in today's important hearing. i'm very disappointed that mr. logan declined to appear here today to address questions about how the cyber ninjas firm was selected to conduct a multimillion dollar month-long partisan audit. i suspect the reason he isn't here is because he does not have good answers, that his involvement was a fraud from the beginning. mr. logan has a history of spreading baseless conspiracy theories about the election and it may be one of the reasons why h

are saying there is not a huge amount of growth essential available necessarily in the west whether eac -- west but there is in the east. if you are going to talk about renewables and not invest in new fossil fuels, then we are going to focus our efforts elsewhere. caroline: talk to us about the innerworkings of opec-plus right now and why are getting such consensus, why are we getting record-setting quick meetings as we had today. what's happened in terms of previously the bones of convention between russia and saudi arabia? ellen: exactly. they were often at odds and it does seem a lot of that has been resolved as they have moved away from constraining supply to gradually increasing supply. also remember now both of these countries are making a lot of money from selling oil because the prices have moved up here with everyone making a lot of money is much easier to get along. it seems earlier over the summer that the biggest contention was actually between saudi arabia and the uae over how fast to increase production. that is certainly something that we could see flare up again, though

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