exxon mobil is going to go sideways for a while. we're using options. we can take advantage of that, and the way to do it in exxon mobil is by selling an iron condor let's not get too flummoxed by the terminology. 75%, 80 strike call. one way to look at it is we're telling a strangle and limit risk by buying a wider strongle. when i put this on today i collected a net of $2.15 that is my max potential profit. my max potential loss is $2.85, but that only happens with exxon mobil below 75 at the november expiration or above 100. and so that would require a break and be 14% or a rally just over 14%, and the max profit between $80 and $90. i think we're going to see energy prices and energy names go sideways for a while, and we get to take advantage of that while defining our risk. >> carter, what do the charts tell you about exxon or the sector >> importantly, in a very bad week, again work utilities and everything else getting hurt, guess what else besides biotech was up in the week energy oil services oih, nicely i like it. i like e

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the likes of exxon mobil total energies and shell may have their eye on another advantage, however, marine viber size can also map oil and gas in shallow waters. but doesn't the sound paradoxical, more sustainable methods to find more fossil fuels? we really should not be. we just should not be searching for oil and gas under the ocean anymore. we, you know, we really need to make this green transition. that's the main solution. there are plenty of options for reducing marine noise pollution, but more progress is needed on the regulatory front. in 2011 germany introduced one of the world's 1st noise limits in place to protect north sea marine life. air bubble curtains are now standard. there in the industry is doing fine. taiwan is introducing a similar regulation. quieter is better for the environment, but without incentives or new laws, the industry has few reason to change flu when tropical storms move across el salvador, the country can be hit by up to 50 centimeters of rain per day. that's more than in many european cities, all year. storms are becoming heavier and more common. climat

an exxon mobil spokesman criticized influence map's report, saying a selective study without contextte attempt to generate a narrative. but influence map isn't alone in its conclusions. at least four state attorneys general have ongoing lawsuits against oil and gas companies citing misleading claims about climate change. faye: we've seen the regulation of advertising famously be used to try to curb the sinformation and propaganda coming out of the tobacco industry. ali: but those sorts of regulations take decades to put in place. and activists and international organizations say more needs to be done now, to avert climate disaster. for "pbs news weekend," i'm ali rogin. ♪ geoff: that is our program for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. for all of us at "pbs news weekend," thanks for spending part of your saturday with us. >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by -- ♪ and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions -- ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like y

it is quite profitable from what i saw from the chevron, shell, exxon mobil. quite profitable, no need in real increases subsidies. the other thing is, oil prices change because of the free market, correct? the oil companies were producing no oil at the time during covid. the demand went up, supply was low. do you agree with that statement? host: let's get our guest opinion. guest: i covered the subsidies earlier. the tax treatment for the oil and gas industry is largely compatible with the rest of the tax subsidies. one of the largest revenue streams for the united states government, let me say that again one of the largest revenue streams for the united states government after taxes as revenues from oil and gas production. there are different tax treatments that are tailored to the industry. one of the largest revenue streams for the u.s. treasury in regards to supply and demand. what about when they were losing money? did anyone ask the government step in? of course not. what is going on right now with profit? that is a result of flawed energy policies that

the five major oil companies — bp, annie, exxon mobile, chevron, and shell — are all committed to butlity to report flaring emissions. the bbc found found this oil field in iraq has more flaring than any other site in the world. bbc�*s report makes it look to the investors in the public like it's flaring emissions are going down overall. but because it doesn't count emissions from sites where it's not the official operator, those aren't included. bp, the lead contractor here, doesn't declare the omissions. neither does the operator which they've jointly founded. bp's global admissions from gas flaring in 2021 were four million tonnes of c02. but if rumaila were included, it would be doubled. bbc news arabic and the bbc climate and data teams investigated how many more sites there were globally when neither the oil company nor the official operator were declaring the emissions. using satellite data, we found dozens of sites globally belonging to the five major oil companies, where flaring emissions are not being reported. this amounted to almost 20 million tonnes of carbon dioxide — th

the five major oil companies — bp, annie, exxon mobil, chevron, and shell — are all committed to ends say that in fields where they get another company to run the day—to—day operations, it is the other firm's responsibility to report flaring emissions. the bbc found the rumaila oilfield in southern iraq has more flaring than any other site in the world. bp's annual report makes it look to investors and the public like its flaring emissions are going down overall. but because it doesn't count emissions from sites where it's not the official operator, those aren't included. this is the case with rumaila. bp, the lead contractor here, doesn't declare the emissions. neither does the operator which they've jointly founded. bp's global admissions from gas flaring in 2021 were four million tons of c02. but if rumaila were included, it would be double. bbc news arabic and the bbc climate and data teams investigated how many more sites there were globally where neither the oil company nor the official operator were declaring the emissions. using satellite data, we found dozens of sites global

looks exxon mobil, it is up today. utilities, cms energy, those are lower as well because it is a competition, you have a pretty good yield from these utility names but now you have a higher interest rates. these are companies that borrow a lot of money with higher interest rates. oil is the one thing up. the storm coming in, everything else turned around midday and in one way, shape or form has to do with rates, how people view the fed. neil: not too favorably. i want to go to ashley webster in florida, they have more pressing things on their mind, not so much the markets but a certain hurricane. how does it look? ashley: we are in orlando beach. behind me you see this kind now, a whole community on the car now at the end on the outside is the ocean. as we are watching here the boats, one by one, are being taken out of the water and taken somewhere in storage to keep them safe. that is the game plan. this particular area is under mandatory evacuation that began at 9:00 this morning. hernando county officials saying yo

exxon mobil, they won -- tractor supply is fantastic. i like the veterinary aspect too.e depot, really good quarter. microsoft, a premier tech company and apple, own it don't trade it. oil, retail, but i'm going to sing which of these two. i meant to say that home depot is a big box retail for home and tractor supply really is farm equipment. microsoft we know is doing great. i think it's good. i think sean mcdermott and his father grew up for me and i've always like the bills. you know what? i like it as much as the super bowl. now, much more mad money head. i am sitting down with the ceo of motorola solutions. and then why the latest and what it means for the stock going forward. of course, all your collars, rapid fired insights edition of the lightning role. stay with cramer ! bubbles bubbles bubbles bubbles there are bubbles everywhere! as an expedia member you earn points on top of your airline miles. so you can go see even more of all the world's bubbles. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job

it article from global entitled exxon mobil collaborative to make houston a recycling circulatory hubeet journal article entitled russian gas cuts threaten world's largest chemicals and a letter from american fuel and petro chemical manufacturers. without objection, so ordered. and with that again, i think ouo witnesses for joining us for today's hearing. i remind members pursuant to committee rules they have ten rebusiness days to submit additional questions for the record to be answered by our witnesses but i would ask of our witnesses would please respond promptly to any such questions that you mayay receive. and at this time the subcommittee is adjourned. ♪ cspan2 is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> are you thinking this is a community center? no it is way more than that. comcast is parting with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled list of students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. ♪ comcast supports he spent as a public service among these other television

valero is on this list it's a name that i own other energy names, chevron, exxon mobil.n abbvie, i own that as well free cash flow is important. but specifically to bank of america, it's not why i own it >> i was going to get there, anyway, thanks, joe. >>> charter, kari, don't name everything else on the list, please >> i won't i won't. it's bad enough to name charter. charter is a name that we own. it has tremendous cash flow yield. it also is at a two-year low if you look at the chart. and we think that it's overdone. this is all about streaming wars and people cutting the cord. but it's u.s. centric. you don't have to deal witother denominations. it's still growing in terms of wi-fi, 5g usage. and we think that at this price, charter is a very strong buy right here when the market doesn't like something, as we've talked about, it's tough, it's in its own bear market and we need to see some catalyst perhaps in the next quarter before we stabilize and we can start to move higher from that base. >> you like any of these names whether it's bank of america, valero, marath

he took on pharmaceuticals, secured $6 billion for those affected by the opioid crisis, held exxon mobil accountable for lies regarding their role in climate change, he is a graduate of phillips academy in andover, brown university and the university of chicago law school. he practiced for 18 years as a litigator in state and federal courts and went on to serve 12 years in the connecticut house of representatives. a connecticut native, ag tong is the oldest of five children and grew up working in his family's chinese restaurant. he and his wife live in connecticut with their three children and too many pets, according to ag tong. welcome, ag tong. next to ag tong, we have california attorney general rob bonta. [applause] in 2021, ag bonta was sworn in as 35th attorney general of the state of california, the first person of latino dissent and second asian-american to occupy the decision. he has passion for justice and fairness instilled in him by his parents, who served on the front lines of some of america's most important social justice movements. it is the reason he became a lawyer, to

an article from s and p global entitled exxon mobil lyon del collaborate to make houston a recycling circulatory -- circularity pub. a wall street journal article entitled russian gas cuts, threatened world's largest chemicals hub and a letter from american fuel and petrochemical manufacturers. without objection so ordered. and with that again, i thank our witnesses for joining us for today's hearing. i remind members that pursuant to committee rules they have 10 business days by which to submit additional questions for the record to be answered by our witnesses. i ask that if our witnesses would please respond properly to any such questions that you may receive, and at this time the subcommittee is adjourned.

an article from s and p global entitled exxon mobil lyon del collaborate to make houston a recyclingirculatory -- circularity pub. a wall street journal article entitled russian gas cuts, threatened world's largest chemicals hub and a letter from american fuel and petrochemical manufacturers. without objection so ordered. and with that again, i thank our witnesses for joining us for today's hearing. i remind members that pursuant to committee rules they have 10 business days by which to submit additional questions for the record to be answered by our witnesses. i ask that if our witnesses would please respond properly to any such questions that you may receive, and at this time the subcommittee is adjourned. >> welcome to the national book festival. book tb has provided in-depth uninterrupted coverage featuring hundreds of nonfiction authors and guests. saturday book tv returns life and in person to the library of congress national book festival. you will hear from and interact with guests and authors. the library of congress national book festival live saturday beginning at 9:30 eig

the five major oil companies — bp, annie, exxon mobile, chevron, and shall— are all determined that i it look to the investors in the public like it's flaring emissions are going down overall. but because it doesn't count emissions from sites where it's not the official operator, those are not included. bp, the lead contractor here, doesn't declare the omissions. neither does the operator which they've jointly founded. neither does the operator which they'vejointly founded. bp's neither does the operator which they've jointly founded. bp's global admissions from gas flaring in 2021 were a million tonnes of c02. but if it were included, it would be doubled. bbc news arabic and the bbc climate and data teams investigated how many more sites there were globally when neither the oil company nor the official operator were declaring the emissions. using satellite data, we found dozens of sites globally belonging to the five major oil companies, where flaring emissions are not being reported. this amounted to almost 20 million tonnes of carbon dioxide — that's as much as a million cars would

. $18 billion for exxon mobil. that is $200 million in profits a day. it is not these corporations that pay the bills local , taxpayers, the likely impact of climate change could cost people in my state $6 billion a year. these corporations and their executives have been getting rich by price gouging consumers and polluting our communities for decades. taxpayers in ohio and around the country will be left to pick up the pieces. taxpayers are always left to pick up the pieces. that's why we have to act now to grow the renewable energy economy to make our communities more resilient to climate disasters. if we delay, it gets only more expensive to fix. in previous hearings, we've examined the threat of climate change to our financial system, the economic opportunities for good paying jobs in the low carbon economy, the role of insurance and protecting the economy from the coming impact , and how we can reduce carbon emissions as we improve our housing. in each hearing too many have , treated the looming catastrophe of climate change is just kind of a non-,

we have added exxon mobil, valero, added a lot to those names.ypical names like cvs. we think there is an opportunity in fourth quarter for a company like ups as well. lisa: what about facebook, google, amazon? victoria: this highflying tech names, we got to be careful. we have some exposure, but it is not an area that we are adding to right now. i think you have to be very careful on those because there is probably more downside if you continue to go higher on those. apple is probably a safer bet at this point in time. they just closed out their fiscal year over the weekend. from a we are seeing, they had a pretty strong year. a lot of people are waiting for apple to make the turn. i'm not sure we see that with the earnings coming out after the quarter ends. lisa: the torrey, i don't understand your parameters. the bullish sentiment that we year on the fringe of the shipping, what is underpinning your conviction that we get us close to a balance? victoria: we think a lot of it has to do with momentum we are seeing, the latitude signals out there

the multi generational cost from jobs to our health leasing ever increasing automation inside of exxon mobil implementing robots that includes 75000 and that is 130 to replace an entire person so to claim this is a jobs issue is false and we see like any other industry and we push towards automation. >> i yield back. >> the chair recognizes gentleman from texas. >> thank you chair for holding this hearing and to improve our recycling infrastructure. there's a difference between radical environmentalism that has drastic cost intended or unintended in the difference between that with rational environmentalism i think there's radical environmentalism talked about that word have significant cost disrupts supply chains i think these bills are a radical for the current epa that uses the regulatory agenda the epa's taking action to make it harder but even the administrator said he is not considering any bands on plastic production that's i wonder if they declined to testify with his hearing it required all new and plastic permits such as east ethylene and polyethylene those are byproductsos of gaso

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it is quite profitable from what i saw from the chevron, shell, exxon mobil.uite profitable, no need in real increases subsidies. the other thing is, oil prices change because of the free market, correct? the oil companies were producing no oil at the time during covid. the demand went up, supply was low. do you agree with that statement? host: let's get our guest opinion. guest: i covered the subsidies earlier. the tax treatment for the oil and gas industry is largely compatible with the rest of the tax subsidies. one of the largest revenue streams for the united states government, let me say that again one of the largest revenue streams for the united states government after taxes as revenues from oil and gas production. there are different tax treatments that are tailored to the industry. one of the largest revenue streams for the u.s. treasury in regards to supply and demand. what about when they were losing money? did anyone ask the government step in? of course not. what is going on right now with profit? that is a result of flawed energy policies that i

probably doesn't need subsidies, it's quite profitable from what i saw from the chevron, shall, exxon mobilethis quite profitable and there's no need for real increases in subsidies there. the other thing is that oil prices change because of the free market. correct? because the oil companies are producing know oil at a time during covid, supply -- demand one, up supply was, low prices went high. do you agree with that statement? >> if a lot of their for our, guests and grapes i go ahead, first of all in regard to subsidies, i can cover that earlier, i belief that the tax treatment for the oil and gas industry is largely compatible with the tax code as it applies to other industries. secondly, something that's really important keep in mind, one of the largest revenue streams from the united states government, and let me say that, again one of the largest revenue streams for the night states government after taxes is actually revenues from oil and gas production. and so, there are different tax treatments again that are tailored to the industry. but it ends up resulting in one of the largest

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mobile exxon. the gas companies. they are the ones that are fleecing you. so people believe on a very visceral level that the economy is all on biden. how can we change this? >> to piggyback on that, i had to go to the mall today and might luber driver said, biden is giving away money to ukraine and he needs to do something about gas prices. what do you do with that? we were just talking and she really thought biden is giving away money to ukraine and not helping us with gas. >> so it is always one of the great frustrations of anyone who works in the white house that the public thinks you have way more power than you actually have. gas prices, inflation is a worldwide phenomenon, all of the above. it is hard to explain away peoples economic pain and anger. i think there are two elements of this. one is we can accept the premise of the problem that gas prices are too high and try to reframe the argument about who will do a better job of solving it. is it going to be the party that is funded by oil companies? the party who insists on giving those exact same o

exxon, the threat of being able to go and work somewhere else. employers understand this. in an effort to suppress wages even as their profits grow, many employers have sought to artificially undermine worker mobility and as a consequence, that traps workers in jobs -- in a labor market in which they don't have the power to earn the wages they're owed. >> and you can see how these provisions, these actions, undermine the dignity of work and what that means for workers, and as i said before, [inaudible] and how we move forward towards [inaudible] gets more protected -- last question, early this week, breonna gordie from texas testified that they buy now pay later credit she took out was initially manageable until a variety of bnpl companies approved her for 1500 dollars of credit combined. she was a college student at the time, she took out those loans -- a borrowers ability to repay, for example, do these guns than these assess whether a -- with different providers? >> now, most providers do not meaningfully assessor consumers ability to repay. as it stands right now, there is no way for companies to verify how many loans consumers have across it in providers. for many providers, consumers need onl