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want to make assumptions about specific the military capabilities that the biden administration has, s , general ben hodges is our friend and i have great respect for general petraeus, they do not speak on behalf of the administration, the administration is going to keep his plans to himself and will not divulge too much. i think that the administration will very seriously come up with all possible options and putin must understand this. is there a prospect of bringing china to the side of civilized humanity so that it puts pressure on putin and russia and stops russian escalation and russian war crimes, we understand that beijing is trying to win in the current situation, in particular, at the expense of ukraine and at the expense of what is currently happening on the european continent, because the colossal reconstruction of this finance and technology and energy, but in your opinion, can all zenping play now, in particular, on the eve of the elections in china? i understand the question, but i don't have a very good answer for you. china's position is not clear to me at the moment.

instead, the biden administration is doubling down on the self-destructive mistakes that are destroying the european union. the white house band, russian oil, natural gas and coal was our moral duty. and at the same time, the biden administration crushed domestic oil production here by canceling oil and gas leases. and then, as if that wasn't enough, the biden administration sold a piece of our strategic petroleum reserve ,maybe this country's most important resource to china. >> none of this hurt putin in any way. all of it impoverishes the united states . >> so what could possibly be the justification for doing that? we've wondered. anyone who's paying attention has had to have wondered that. well, this week, congressman jamie raskin of maryland of bethesda answered that question. >> russia is an orthodox christian country with traditional social values. and for that reason, it must be destroyed no matter what the cost to us . so this is not a conventional war. this is a. jamie raskin said that out loud. but many in washington agree with him in both parties. they would like to see wor

biden administration, directly or through their proxies, for the destruction of northern streams and environmental disaster and economic collapse. who exactly will follow him so it's a matter of question. and now what? with what we remain fear and here is the problem. this action leaves us with no alternative to the united states but all-out war with russia on a reversible path. no, we went for all the money not to happen. no matter how it develops further, so that you are not told on nbc us zelensky independent leader of a democratic state. no, not even close. this is a fiction zelensky client of the biden administration that runs his country and the ideologists inside the biden administration didn’t want a peace deal on ukraine they wanted all the way and now it’s finally clear of a war with russia that would lead to regime change point reaction to the opek plus decision. look at the most unfortunate ambassador to the united states in russia

america as the number one world superpower and well underway why we have to make sure the biden administrationakes the chinese threat, clear and present danger and they need to be more serious about it. maria: but they are not. of the trump administration there was a string of indictments of people sending information back to the chinese communist party like the head of the industry at harvard and the embassy in houston they shut down because of the surveillance going on what the joe biden do? canceled the china initiative, they were investigating the surveillance and property theft, why did he cancel it? see compromise? why is he not reacting to this in a more serious way? >> that's the $64000 question. can help think about hundred biden the big guy in the evidence coming up showing could and probably do have a compromised president and administration because of past wheeling and dealing with the chinese communist party in the only them but the russians ukrainians, so much evidence there's hanky-panky going on so it's very concerning and we hear all the time canceling the programs, john kirby

or a proxy of the biden administration have something to do it.n fact, there's no evidence either way. instead, they just ask anybody questions. the theories pushed by these podcast mist align with kremlin messaging. align with kremlin messaging. they used to be guilt by association. vladimir putin likes dogs. you like dogs? what are you, a russian sympathizer? right. okay. it alines with russian propaganda. so the point is, it doesn't matter whether or not it's true. it aligns with kremlin messaging, therefore you must be censored. but not everybody got the memo. there are, tucked away, in the deep recesses of american society a few honest liberal still left. maybe they've been, i don't know, in s -- one of them is a professor of colombia. so he went on bloomberg the other day and asked about the pipeline. he said there's quite a bit of evidence that the biden administration was involved. but rather than follow up, the anchor realizing that forbidden topics are being broached, just shut down the segment. but not before jeffrey sax said this. >> t

this is fiction zelensky administration client biden, who governs his country and idiologists. inside the biden administration, they didn’t want a peace agreement on ukraine, they wanted it all the way and now it’s finally clear of a war with russia that would lead to a regime change point well, these are the initial data we all know for more than a day

it's because of the failed policies of president biden's administration.ested in solving the climate problem, look, if we just increased our natural gas exports by four-fold, if we quadrupled it it would be the equivalent, it would lower carbon emissionses around the globe more than if we were to electrify every vehicle in america, put a solar panel on the roof of every home in america and build 54,000 industrial strength windmills, all combined. we've got solutions that will actually address this problem but they don't want to talk about it. dagen: again, americans, if you're going to stand by this policy, look to california. because that's what the biden administration -- well, gavin newsom is trying to export that insanity to the rest of the nation. that is the person and the policy that the biden administration is allowing to take the lead on this. california's got record high gasoline prices and the spread between cali and the rest of the nation is the widest it's been in 20 years. so that's where we're headed. and oh, you're going to have to drive an

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of course, the biden administration. i would like to avoid.rrect understanding of this situation. dmitry, you have a correct understanding. and uh, here it should be added to complement the different approach about u methods of war. eh, there are significant differences. e between white brownies who are they and the government of zelensky hotels of the war. uh, of course, there are many people in the biden administration who would like the total defeat of russia and changes in the russian political system and or even the general collapse of russia as a single state. there are more such people there than in congress in the administration, but they are in the administration, but nevertheless, if you are talking about the top leadership of the biden administration, they do not set such tasks. they talk about more limited tasks; they want russia to be forced by proxy on the battlefield. retreat to those borders with russia that were before the start of the special operation, and in general, there are no special hopes there, but the military will s

>> i think that the biden administration are lost when it comes to women's rights and human rights in iran, because clearly they cannot see this as a bipartisan issue. not only, like many democrats here, when it comes to women's rights in saudi arabia, they are loud. but when it comes to iran, they're hesitating to touch the issue. we have a lot of congresswomen -- oh, my god, i remember the day when i was watching them wearing white. i was like, "wow, that's beautiful." but they're all quiet when it comes to women's rights in iran. >> why? >> because of political agenda. you know, they call themselves feminists. i want to meet with nancy pelosi. i want to meet with all the congresswomen. that, "how come you call yourself feminist?" honestly, it just breaks my heart that -- that -- why? your political agenda is more important than your -- you know, your dignity, your feminism idea? >> you say that some of the blame for the suffering of women in iran rests with western female politicians who wear the hijab when they travel to countries like iran and afghanistan. they believe that doing

does anyone in the biden administration that their boss is a cognitive wreck? his policies are destroying the country. here with the reaction is larry kudlow. i saw biden's band-aid solution to artificially increase supply of energy oil by releasing the strategic petroleum reserve is. i said at the time it was a band-aid. i think it was a national security risk as well. now that i don't have much more that they can release. now opec is vowing to cut back on production. we will be paying $150 per barrel over the next few weeks or months? >> it may not get to $150, but it's really a bad story here. we are now, the u.s., under biden who turned the fossil fuel spigots off and drove up prices. we are dependent once again on opec. by the way, it is opec+. it's the saturdays plus the russians who are now going to cut back production. that's what everybody expects in their meeting tomorrow. oil prices have gone up about $10 in the lasuple days. if they cut back on 2 million barrels per day, sean, which is what is being discussed by insiders, that will raise the price of

today, the biden administration is releasing our national security strategy. it touches on our plans and partners in every region of the world it details the president's vision of a free, open, prosperous, and secure national border. it offers a roadmap for seizing this decade for america's vital interest and positioning america and our allies to outpace our competitors and to build coalitions to tackle shared challenges. i encourage all of you to read it in full and i hope it there will be a thoughtful and robust discussion in the months ahead of where you agree and where you don't. because the matters laid out in this document and execution do not only belong to the u.s. government they belong to everyone that shares the vision worldwide. the stakes could not be higher. the actions now will shape whether this decisive decade is an age of conflict and discord or the beginning of a more prosperous and stable future. simply put, we faced two main strategic challenges. the first is geopolitical competition. the post cold war era is over and the competition is un

and then, as if that were not enough, the biden administration sold part of our strategic fuel reserve, without exaggeration, the most important resource for our country and resource to china, none of this harmed putin, but only weakened the united states, and what kind of justification can this be? we are also interested, as are many others in the us this week, congressman jamie rusk answered this question. so russia is the orthodox side with traditional values. and for this reason. it must be destroyed, regardless of turkey. well, what will we pay for this? that is, this is no longer a conventional war, but a real jihad. jaime raskos said this out loud and many of both political parties agree with him. they would like to immediately start a new world war. so what this jihad will mean for you and me, what are some of the details that are stunning thanks to the biden crusade on there will be no diesel fuel left in ukraine in our country. according to the ministry of energy, diesel fuel will run out in the country in 25 days, what then will everything become trucks, barge trains, everyt

the biden administration as the biden administration came and their general approach was anything making the trump administration paul baer against. they contributed to targeted sanctions against communist party officials and companies affiliated with the chinese military. the biden administration my biggest concern is as the biden administration demonstrated their two things i'm concerned about the most. one is just like the previous administration the biden administration there's a gap between what they say versus what they do. trump had the same problem. with trump he made us cringe when he spoke about the dictator that she is my friend and putin is great. it made us, no they are not great. because he surrounded himself with hawks and people who are really strong on national security trump policy was rushed -- tough on russia in really tough on china. the biden administration is tackled the opposite. the biden administration. our policies are exactly the opposite. our policies are soft so even though the biden administration continued with policy on china we are very -- a very reveali

who runs his country with ideologues in the biden administration. they did not want to achieve peace through negotiations. they've been wanting all along and now it's quite clear that russia's regime change wars are above all of that. that is mastering space in place, the

the biden administration plans to release 15 million barrels of oil from the reserves. n effort to ease oil prices, president biden will announce the plan later today, it comes amid rising prices at the pump after opec's decision to slash production. prime minister liz truss faces rebellion in her party if she is forced to abandon the so-called triple lock on state pensions. that is a commitment that they will rise in line with inflation, wages or 2.5%. it comes as departments are being told to find savings of 15% of their budgets, effectively a return to austerity. the bank of england will start late bond sales early next month, but it will initially exclude long-dated debt at the heart of the recent market turmoil. the announcement comes as the central bank is on the defensive, the recent mini-budget forced it to start buying gilts in order to prevent a fire sale by pension funds. global news, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus: it's day break europe

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etion resangs new calls for biden administration to act fast and fallout from president biden armageddon comments on russia. first to the unrelenting border crisis we have christina coleman and griff jenkins and begin with watson live on the humanitarian disaster playing out thousands of miles north, charles. reporter: good evening i don't know so new york city mayor eric a.d. adams calling for federal aid to help deal with large groups of migrants bussed from southern border into the new york city on the daily basis, adams says city is announcing anywhere between 5 to 9 migrant bus loads a days including this latest group. that was dropped off at new york city's port authority early this morning. they will join that group will join more than 17,000 migrant that have been sent to new york city since the spring, many of those buses have been charted by republican governors in both texas and arizona. seeking to pressure the biden administration into changing its border policy. says in?rux causing crisis in new york city shelter system with asylum seekers to amounting to 20% an city agencie

and saudi arabia is making the biden administration worried. they do put a cap on russian oil, they are worried russia may retaliate and say we do not want to export that oil. what does that mean for the u.s.-saudi arabia relationship after that as well? one thing to remember is the u.s. will go forward with the price cap. they have confirmed there is wide support within the biden administration, and europe wants to do it, too. now we have to see what happens to the market if there is more potential cuts to exports from russia. dani: the backdrop for the biden administration is midterms complicating the picture. bloomberg's energy reporter stephen stapczynski. let's get back to the chips story, chip stocks in asia remain under pressure ahead of tsmc reporting today. jules, or rea -- more red. juliette: just seeing the global ramification of the story, applied materials slashed fourth-quarter guidance. very much weighing through into a negative session for chip players. the regional benchmark down a fifth day, cpi playing a portion but still apr

the biden administration has attacked the oil industry.merican refineries, five major refineries have closed. reopening those will require an insurance that we will not treat the oil industry like pariahs. the bottom line is detroit can only produce select vehicle so rapidly. they can only scale up at a certain pace because of shortages of lithium. we will need oil for a long time. the greens over in the democratic party it's time that they grow up and accept that. unless we are going to haul food into manhattan with horse-drawn wagons we are going to need gasoline. where would you rather buy it. saudi arabian venezuela or texas it is simple to me. where would you rather refine it? here or abroad. one way or another, we needed. our rate going to do it here and pay less or bite abroad and pay more? >> they did put out their plan. saying that if they did take control the house and the senate they would wish to maximize reduction of reliable american-made energy. clearly, you feel that that would be a better solution. >> they would and i thin

how does biden administration play out when it comes to elections?ink on this issue, one poll indicated, cuts across ideological lines. people of this country i believe are waking up to see the radical nature of what this administration is attempting to do, particularly involving our children and i think there is rejection of that at the ballot box. >> carley: attorney general marshall, thank you for joining us. did you hear this yesterday from the president? bold statement from president biden caught on hot mic during visit to hurricane-ravaged florida. >> president biden: one thing this ended is discussion about climate change and do something about it. [bleep] >> todd: whoa, whoa, calm down. what does that mean? >> carley: salty language. >> todd: asking joe concha next. (bridget vo) with thyroid eye disease... i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d was beyond help... ...but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the sympto

last week biden administration secretary of state mr. tony b.joiced at how great it was that nord stream had been sabotaged, and i quote. this is an amazing opportunity, ” tony blinkin said. it's great. not a tragedy, victory is something we stand for. we're excited about it. destroy the gas pipeline we're always up for it, maybe another hint that the biden administration might be involved oh, but no, says the white house, despite the fact that we promised we would do it, and then cheered at how great it was, what happened? we had nothing to do with it. who did this? well , this is the russianness of the island of born holm, where the explosions took place. the high activity of the navy and the united states air force was observed , it is even impossible to imagine that a group of outside saboteurs could go unnoticed by the americans there. all arguments the pentagon and the biden administration in their defense comes down to one thing: you play into the hands of putin, you are not loyal, shut up. however, the course towards the use of terrorist

it's a small shift on the biden administration's part, although i spoke with some democrats and they don't think it's going far enough. ro khanna, the democratic from california said he thinks biden should call the king of saudi arabia himself and tell him he has five days to reverse this decision, reverse these cuts and, if not, tell them they're going to work with congress to try and pass some sort of ban on limiting even going as far as saying limiting the air parts they provide to the air force in saudi arabia and limit the military arms that they give to the country. so it's really hard to see what exactly the biden administration is going to do. so far it's been threats, but very real threats. what i'm hearing are solidified and significant and if they will follow through on the they don't turn this around. of course, a lot of democrats also arguing that saudi arabia is a third world country and that they shouldn't be working with them or using their threats to have a grip on oil prices in the u.s. i think they have a lot of tools at their disposal, but people really want the bi

dimon, what larry fink, what i believe david solomon, what i understand they're telling the biden administration back off the belligerence okay? we need them. they need us and you know, the saudis have a side here. okay biden thought he had a deal, right, that they were going to ramp up oil production. instead they cut it by a couple billion barrels but there is a reason why they did that and they say they signaled it to the biden administration. liz: they cut it by two million. >> two million. what they're saying, the saudis are saying opec cut it, we agreed to do this, they were kind light the lead dog in opec because we want to keep this oil at 80 to $90 a barrel. it was coming down anyway. if we increase production well guess what, it would probably go down further. you are releasing strategic oil reserves. we have a business known as saudi aramco that needs to make money. we thought you knew that. apparently the biden administration didn't know that but that is what they're telling the wall street guys at the conference. so there is a rational. the wall street people are turning around tell

will: there's a fascinating op-ed that the image of the biden administration is biden's above bills. i won't he is the first ever to coin the term but let's give him credit. you visited what is being termed a bidenville in new york city but you also said the border is dangerous but what is truly terrifying is if this is exacerbating a country that is dangerous and we know the answer is yes. look at these stats. the known suspected terrorist encounters. i want to put this in context. in september 1998, suspected terrorist on the southern border. the graphic is not correct, fiscal year 17, fiscal year 17, it is a 5-year period, total is 26. if you quadruple it, the number we have in the september of suspected terrorist encounters. rachel: why wouldn't you if you wear a terrorist come through the southern border, easier than flying here or anything else. we have the election around the corner. quality of the candidates, i have been impressed by the quality of the candidates on the republican side, the most impressive candidate i have seen us carry like who is running for governor in ari

that's what the national black former association saying after the biden administration failed to follown a $4 billion relief program. >> todd: that group is suing the administration and we are talking to the president of that association next. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and we're saving a ton. go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. ♪ ♪ >> carley: listen to this, dr. anthony fauci claims pandemic error school closures were a mistake. he's wiping his hands clean saying he had nothing to do with it. take a listen. >> we should realize and have realized that there will be deleterious, collateral consequences. they always come back and say "dr. fauci was responsible for closing schools." i had nothing to do with it. let's get down to the fact. >> carley: you might recommend dr. fauci recommended closures two years ago. >> so clearly in certain circumstances particularly in areas where there is a community spread, the school should be closed. >> car

and then like it's not enough the biden administration sold part of our strategic fuel reserve, without exaggeration, the most important for our country and resource to china, none of this harmed putin, but only weakened the united states, and what justification can be for this, we are also interested, like many others in the united states this week, how to change jamie rusk answered this question. so russia is an orthodox christian country with traditional values. and for that reason, it must be destroyed, no matter the price we pay? that is, it is no longer conventional war, but the real jihad jenny slashed. he said it out loud and many of both political parties agree with him. they would like to immediately start a new world war. so what will this jihad mean for you and me, what are some of the details that are stunning, thanks to biden’s kestor campaign in ukraine, there will be no diesel fuel left in our country. , barge trains everything can move will become the farming industry will stop their delivery work because there will be no more delivery trucks diesel generators will be g

why did they give the back of the hand to the biden administration here?> well, looking at it prosecute point of view of the saudis, paul, the saudis used to think that the united states was supposed to be their ally as well. but let's put this in the context, the largester context -- larger context of politics in the u.s. right now. the democratic party expect biden white house are explicitly, determinedly anti-fossil fuel. it is their clear cut policy to end fossil fuel production in the united states. and now they're going hat in hand to saudi arabia asking them to increase the output of petroleum. this is the opec, the organization of petroleum exporting countries, not the organization of solar exporting countries. [laughter] so the saudis can't see any reason why they should give a short-term break to a country, a white house and a democratic party that is trying to put them out of business. why should they help hem short term with this -- them short term with this election if the policy after the election will be to go back to suppressing fossil fuel

. >> fema has been a great partner, the biden administration has responded as they've said and so there'so complaints there. these are professionals and i think in times like this people realize that it's not about politics, it shouldn't be, that's the way it's always been. >> fema administrator diam says the danger isn't over even though the storm is over. >> people no stay vigilant right now. standing water brings all kinds of hazards. it has debris and it could have power lines, it can have hazards in there that you just don't know about and so we want to make sure that people are being extra cautious, they are taking extra protective measures to make sure that they are taking care of themselves and their families as they are starting to repair. chad: it may take weeks to assess the damage. chances are that congress must approve tens of billions of dollars for hurricane relief some time in december. mike. mike: chad pergram live at the white house, thanks very much. as communities throughout florida begin the long recovery process after hurricane ian, relief organizations are rushing t

biden presidency adopted a lot of her far-left ideas showings how out of touch with reality biden administration is. maria: it is arrogant dancing they are saying "aoc has got to go" ignoring it. rob: doesn't dance well, i thought would be better than that. >> terrible. maria: next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. . . good friday mornings joinings for joining us maria bartiromo frooib october 21 top stories 8:00 a.m. on the east coast,stocks are down, rates up, at 14-year highs ahead of a big day earnings, amidst worries of sharp economic slowdown to come questions looming as to who will become new prime minister of the u.s. european markets like this we are looking at losses pretty much across the board, ft 100 down 52, cac quarante down 108 dax lower by 166, british pound rallying on the news, yesterday, that liz truss was resigning now pulling back, by a fraction versus this dollar following breaking news truss resigned making her shortest serving prime minister in british history look being to who could be in line for the job all morning this morning, today markets down as we

joe biden's administration is calling parents mastic terrace. could bring a stop to this and i would like to ask for your prayers and your support and your vote on november 8, because joe biden's policies are on the ballot and i'd like to bring a stop to that. that's why i'm running, to make your life better. god bless you, and good night. >> that does it for our u.s. senate debate. don't forget, the voter registration deadline is october 14. early voting starts six days later on the 20th and runs through november 5 and election day is november 8. thanks for tuning in, have a great night.

. >> sandra: biden administration says the sanction policy against venezuela is unchanged after the wall street journal reported the president was gearing up to ease sanctions to allow more oil pumping in that country in an effort to bring prices down here at home. trace, a big hello to you. >> great to see you. hello, everyone, trace gallagher in for john roberts. a spokesperson for the national security council making the statement, follows opec announcing plans to reduce oil output by 2 million barrels a day. experts say the move will likely lead to higher prices at the pump here at home. >> sandra: and we are already seeing the prices on the rise yet again. the president now between a rock and a hard place on the heels of that decision as he tries to appease the far left wing of his party while holding oil prices down during the midterm elections. peter what options is the president actually considering at this hour? >> sandra, president biden seemed to confirm the wall street journal report the u.s. may soon buy oil from venezuela as long as the venezuelan president maduro restarts

what would the impact be if the biden administration, if the u.s.ful in forcing this vote. would there be a material impact to the people, po the uighur and other minority populations in china? >> i think that's a great question. when i talk to uighur activists, what they say is, it doesn't really -- the definition of genocide, which is a legal determination is one thing, but what they really need is action and more international attention to the suffering of their families. they're just not getting it. yes, if the human rights council were to take up this issue, that would open the door for a lot of other things. it would validate their claims. but it would not be enough. it's very clear that it -- but also in their own view to stop the atrocities. that could be sanging, that would be visa brands, none of these thing are ease, but doing nothing enables the atrocities. there's been a pressure to help ease inflation. we can't it also factors into that decision making. >> absolutely. either human rights as a priority, or it isn't, and solar panels, al

biden administration expanding the list of technology to require a special license to be sold to chinaurb military ambitions taiwan signaling the semi companies will follow the new u.s. rules chip stocks here in theu.s. facing steep osses the semiconductor etfs down big. fell 6% in trading on friday for more, let's bring in dewardric mcneal he is also a cnbc contributor. d dewardric, is this battle with the u.s. and china over technology, specifically chips, going to get worse >> good morning, dom thanks for having me listen, i think what the administration did on friday was a significant strategic move on their part banning logic chips and memory chips and flash memory chips it shows me, dom, that the administration is serious about continuing to deliberately and methodically target the chip strategy i suspect that with many more tools in the tool kit, we are going to see the administration try to ensure that china is not able to acquire this technology on the open market and also, dom, not able to produce it domestically at home at least in the short term i think the administration i

the biden administration failing to stop opec from slashing oil production. poised to drive gas prices higher. let's bring in maria bartiromo. the average gas price now is $3.86 a gallon. it used to be 2.39 when he took office. >> supply and demand tells you that simple economics will push prices higher. i think what's really interesting about this is they were not expecting this. they were not expecting the opec group would actually say yeah, we'll cut back 2 million a day. it is three months after the president went to saudi arabia to try to convince the saudis not to cut back on output. look, these opec members want to see oil prices higher and unfortunately this administration is talking about doing business with killers as opposed to doing business with drillers. we have the capacity to have our own production in this country but this climate change agenda is priority one. so they'll do business with the killers instead of the drillers and that's what we learned this morning again on the venezuela story. >> dagen: they have made a mess out of our petrole

instead the biden administration went to saudi arabia and what did we get? a 2 million-barrel per day production cut, prices are moving up and here in milwaukee, we just saw prices tick all the way up over 4 to $4.19. families can't afford that and biden made a mistake going to saudi arabia and we're paying the price for the weak administration. molly: gas prices are something americans and american voters heading into the midterms will notice. staying on this issue for a moment. issue with opec+ aligning with russia over the interest and simon johnson wrote in the la times this week, the likelihood of russian defeat in ukraine increasing daily with ukrainian advances will change the global picture of oil considerably and opec members need to decide what side they're on and the big headline for today and the bridge explosion and they're highlighting the impact of that is opec making a bad choice here. >> opec has always been in the business of higher prices and pulling back the production and the key cards to play and making money and appears like russia and

the biden administration has made no secret about that anger.ey do that is enough to squeeze the saudis without actually fracturing the relationship. so now a number of administration officials and former officials who are our colleague carol lee and i have spoken with say they are looking at options like the one we laid out in the story. that includes trying to discourage american businesses with doing business with the saudi government, particularly in riyadh. this rule that the saudi government is instituting in the next year or so, it says that some companies have to have their regional headquarters in riyadh if they want to have some lucrative saudi government contracts. this is a huge draw for companies who may have their locations, their headquarters in places like dubai mainly because it's a more pleasant place for some of their -- the people to live, their families to live than necessarily it would be in riyadh. the biden administration has not started doing this, according to a spokesperson for the nfc, but it's something that's under

blame game you got to remember biden started administration killing keystones went up energy prices went up for american consumers blamed putt when that was done blamed saudi arabia now energy companies blaming everybody but biden hmms the biden administration has war on domestic production of energy we need to change course unleash american new jersey instead of going to saudi arabia president biden should be in north dakota ws truth social. >> we are expecting growth for third quarter i have been very concern about a rail strike, a second rail union has voted against this biden broker deal how white house reacted, watch. >> these unions rejection of the current proposed contract does not an immediately real -- we continue to urge both sides work in good faith avoid even the threat of a shutdown. maria: congressman, what are your thoughts on a potential rail strike? i mean look, joe biden came out and manufactured a whole press conference when he said he had brokered a deal and that it is a temporary deal celebrating temporary deal -- was not buying it from d