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and the great gas station, i mean, the great state of texas also achieved a record personal best for natural gas output. exxon mobil hit the jackpot with record profits last year of $55000000000.00. so guess what? that means. green dreamers, it's big oil spending spree time. here comes another new exxon power plant for you to protest. scheduled for 2027 or 2028. sure. it's a higher than plant, but how's that hydrogen going to be produced? hydrogen is mostly produced from fossil fuels, inconvenient, dirty little secret there, but hey, that's okay, because exxon says it's going to bury that carbon footprint in the ground. and, well, who cares about the ground? right? it's not like it's air so big victory for the big oil bros in america, but not so great for europe, which is just basically hitched its wagon for the foreseeable future to us gas with no real end in sight, over this sov. with this over dependence, of course it's now expected that europe will hurry up and turn its green fantasies into reality so it can reduce that dependence on us energy. but we see now how wonderfully that'

the great gas depression does not spare european enterprises in poland due to high energy prices wentoldest porcelain factory. she worked for 200 years, having survived two world wars, the company said that they could not sign new contracts for the supply of gas. as noted by local media, the closure of this factory leaves the whole epoch a without work , dozens of people will be left without work. it was the last of the active porcelain factories in wauhich, in the same city there is the capacity of the famous cirsonite manufacturer of tiles and sanitary ware. this enterprise is not closed yet, but it is already carrying out massive layoffs. france will increase the pension age from 62 to 64 by 2030. do it plans in stages, adding 3 months per year pension reforms will start. in september, its details were revealed by the prime minister of the republic. the exit to a well-deserved rest will be shifted for those frenchmen who were born after september of the sixty-first year. the head of the cabinet admitted that the citizens are not enthusiastic about this measure, to put it mildly, bu

the great gas depression does not spare european enterprises in poland due to high energy prices, thein factory went bankrupt. she worked for 200 years, having survived two world wars, the company said that they could not sign new constructs for gas supply contracts. according to local media, the closure of this factory leaves the whole age of a dozens of people will lose their jobs. it was the last of the active porcelain enterprises. walbrzyche. in the same city is the capacity of the famous cirsonite manufacturer of tiles and sanitary ware. this enterprise is not closed yet, but it is already carrying out massive layoffs. india increased imports of russian coking coal by more than 140%. at the end of last year, the volume of deliveries exceeded 2.700.000 tons - this is 1 million and 600.000 tons more than in 2021. steel smelters, india are seeking to reduce their dependence on australia which moving in the geopolitical footsteps of the united states and britain, the president of china showed that the supply of australian coal at any moment can become hostages of politics, and the s

the daily double, $3.69 at cupertino, great gas and concord at world gas on monument boulevard. those are the two best prices we find in the bay area. and also two of the top ten listed on the state as reported on gasbuddy.com. >>> on the roadways sensors are looking good. no major surprises. south bay showing a robust slowdown for the section of 101 between 280 and oakland road. we're looking at a crash on 880 past 92 and it doesn't appear to be affecting the flow of traffic. it's just building there coming out of the tri-valley. there's a lot of slowing through richmond. the bay bridge toll plaza has a backup. the slowing is just before the on ramp, so that on ramp is clear after that. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> preparing your children for financial success coming up next on "today in the bay." you may want to get them started young when it comes to dollars and cents. the tips one couple says every parent needs to hear. >> school kids, no doubt, using ai to write school papers and also a lawmaker just delivered the very first speech written by ai. we'll show it to yo

now, the next two numbers, the daily double is $3.69 in cupertino, great gas. and then in concord at world gas on monument boulevard, the two best reported in the bay area and two of the best in the state. as reported by you guys, so thank you for helping out. the roadways, very smooth, and much of the construction has picked up. the sensors have been reactivated for northbound 680 on our maps, but caltrans says there's a crew there. we should see slowing where the arrow is before the crew is cleared. a new issue here, if you're entering off of humble street in richmond, you can use san pablo because there's a crash or activity impeding the on ramp for the time being. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> it is 5:10. making sure your kid are ready for their financial futures. ahead on "today in the bay," the simple steps a bay area couple say you can take to make sure your kids are ready for the real world. >>> some school kids are using ai to write essays. now a lawmaker did the same thing with a political speech. we'll show you. >> plus, the reason martha stewa

mike has probably got a lincoln sedan that has great gas mileage.e doesn't let his son take a joy ride with minors and leave the garage door open so america's secrets around spread eagle for the whole neighborhood to see. look what we have here? here is a box of important documents laying out on joe's dining room table that pic is from hunter biden's laptop. hey, dad, i left a secret box of documents on the dining room table. jiaqi bao is over. ear would headed the bed. we will leave the door open for when you come home. were the classified documents in that box? that could be the box that the fbi seized the one hunter was eating chinese take out next. to say look closely see the soy sauce on the corner. looks a lot like the box that was in joe's garage. doesn't it? and it just so happens that at the same time hunter took this picture of the box of important documents at joe's house, there was a kid's birthday party at the house the same weekend. now, sit back and think about the last time you have been at a kid's birthday party. rowdy kids running

east egg and west gay egg in the great gas be.t to throw no shade at the proud baroque college bare cats who have a fine volleyball program, cutie ag, so shout out to, them but he did not play for them and the big problem there is that where did the money come from? we still a guy who weighed 40 $50,000 years on the makes 1 million dollars a year, and weeks into this whole story we still don't know where that money is. >> that's what got me interested in the first place. it's here her lariat sane until tainting but i want to know how he got so well funded so i've been digging into that and i think we're gonna keep an eye on his treasurer, nancy, marks the same treasure as lees eldon, many other local campaigns as well as many other paxson llcs. she has about 60 under her knee registered to her address. she's moving a lot of money around in between these, and it's hard to say if that's the source of the money but it's definitely keeping me interested. >> she came up in other reporting and people were saying we have to talk to nancy

but moving away from coal where possible was great gas has been wonderful for the last 20 or 30 yearse. you can store easily if you choose to, and it's about half as much carbon for coal. so gas at least as a transition, fuel is important . and the point with is important. and the point with gas is you can switch it on and off. but as you say, we became enormously dependent on russian gas. didn't develop own gas. we didn't develop own domestic reserves a way that perhaps we should have done . and perhaps we should have done. and as result, when the russians as a result, when the russians stopped playing ball with us, we've been hammered in the way that have the last few that we have over the last few months now . so why don't we months now. but so why don't we just delay . net zero to 2100? just delay. net zero to 2100? i mean , to the end of the century, mean, to the end of the century, let's say where we are at the moment the sources of the intermittency, the unreliability is massive problem with with solar. you know when you getting in but it's not now wind is variable and a bit mo

but moving away from coal where possible was great gas has been wonderful for the last 20 or 30 yearse. you can store easily if you choose to, and it's about half as much carbon for coal. so gas at least as a transition, fuel is important . and the point with is important. and the point with gas is you can switch it on and off. but as you say, we became enormously dependent on russian gas. didn't develop own gas. we didn't develop own domestic reserves a way that perhaps we should have done . and perhaps we should have done. and as result, when the russians as a result, when the russians stopped playing ball with us, we've been hammered in the way that have the last few that we have over the last few months now. so why don't we months now. but so why don't we just delay . net zero to 2100? just delay. net zero to 2100? i mean , to the end of the century, mean, to the end of the century, let's say where we are at the moment the sources of the intermittency, the unreliability is massive problem with with solar. you know when you getting in but it's not now wind is variable and a bit mor

now hold a great gas generation. yeah, my mom, i don't even know my grandma. i don't even know what she was doing. i just know my mom. my grandma was living in what thought it was. and i'm not going to about that because i thought, i'm going to put your business out there. my grandma was a was move. i thought this guy, my grandfather like grandma all the time and he was dating to be married like billy disowned grandma was moving and i thought was we didn't talk about he'd been in church on sunday look you got you got you got to watch you got to watch them and where we had an arrest something having a sandwich and somebody will walk past and they'll start a conversation. and he would be like, oh deacon, tell you about it? because he was he was he was out of slavery. you're like, yo, like i'm old, but i'm like, not debt. like i'm jerry crow. i'm not slavery old, you know, but but anyone like to ask any questions about work, about his career. but i'll be the first one about about know you can talk to me about the book i've kicked i'll kick it out mouse my house w

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peter, you got some great gas. i happen to be an african-american. i was a military police officer and at a top secret clearance. i thought duringfo russians from 79-94. my question for you is that with january 6th, kash patel has paperwork where president trump wanted to send in 20,000 troops or 10,000 troops but nancy pelosi denied him. mitch mcconnell denied him. their sergeant of arms and the d.c. mayor bauer. and my question for you is this. and secret service knew about and the fbi norfolk office knew about january 6th they did nothing about it, but trump tried to prevent it. so do you have that in the book? thank you. >> guest: thank you very much for the question we appreciate that. there's no question there was on the part of a number of people of failure to see the security threat that intelligence have provided enough information to see. and that is true that there was a reluctance on the part of a number of people in washington to have the military and the streets on january 6th because of what happened in lafayette square in the previous

say that american-made tanks, which are abrams are just logistically complicated and aren't as great with gasfective for the ukrainians on the battlefield. where as they feel that the leopard tanks, the german-made tank, a dozen european countries have, would be more effective on the battlefield for the ukrainians. while they're saying that this is a decision that's up to germany, they are saying that this could be useful to the ukrainians. listen to what john kirby from the nsc said earlier today on "cnn international". >> i certainly can't speak for the germans or what's going into their calculus about the leopard tanks. there's a lot on the european continent and could be effective on the battlefield. what germany does, they have to decide. they have to work through this in a sovereign way. >> reporter: now, an interesting remark that you referenced there in the intro was that over the weekend the german foreign minister said that germany would not stand in the way of these european countries who have these leopard tanks, these german-made tanks, from sending them to ukraine if they were a

natural gas stoves emit air pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide, and are linked to respiratory illness, cardiovascular problems, and other health conditions. okay, that is... not greatut counterpoint: gas stoves are also linked to delicious pan-seared scallops. come on, baby, come on. oh yeah, oh yeah. as a result, the government is now considering banning gas stoves. [bleep] you. i will see you in hell. you can have my gas range when you pry it from my hot, sizzling hams! now because they knew i would be upset the government says they now have no plans to bang the stoves, so as of right now but th nervous nellies are urging people to go electric, why, because electric stove os so safe, kid, i don't want you inhaling particlate matter so i brought us something that goes from room temperature to the surface of the sun with nothing in between, and when you turn it off it stays hot for hours. is it on right now, only one way to find out. jimmy, put a plate on there and see if it explodes in your face. we've got a great show four tonight. our guests are janelle janelle monae and jamie oliver. and then i take you behind the scenes for a thrilling reboot of the tonight sh

. >> tweeted about making something on gas stove at some point. >> right one of the great things aboutu get visual feedback you know when it is on you know when it is hot. that is a good one [laughter] >> electric stove i have used on vacation i have gas stove at home there have been times i for got to turn it off i couldn't see it that was on, another time i may have accidentally brushed elbow against it burned myself a little bit. >> you have fancy takes on panera, the stove. maria: here is quoted in post story seven-year-old resident of brooklyn gave name as victor lost tlefkt before in hurricane sandy only thing we had to heat up food was gas, what if that happens again. >> devastating to restaurant industry from everythingive heard my brother in law is a restaurant owner in los angeles, seeing what he went through, with covid, and newsome was pretty devastating to begin with, and this is just a nonstarter the big issue here is that if you are going to cite research and links is very dangerous word in reach, that can be anything from a loose association to causal claim but if you a

is producing record amounts of natural gas and exporting a great deal of that natural gas to europe toting record amounts of petroleum. you know, i think one of the bigger problems for the united states' economy is not what we're pulling out of the ground, but our infrastructure, our ability to move it from one part of the country to another. because of restrictions, for instance, on pipelines at a federal level and state and local level, we have some participants of the country, for instance -- parts of the country, for instance, the northeast which has been short of natural gas when we're exporting record amounts to europe. is so we need more investment in domestic infrastructure which runs up against all kinds of local opposition very often and also federal and environmental opposition. eric: and finally, it's january now. what do you see for us for the rest of the winter, you know, in terms of prices, in terms of where we're going on gasoline and natural gas? propane, you've got to heat your house. you've got the propane tank out back. >> that's right. you know, one piece of good n

just to make sure you understand, i'm not here trying sell us gas over russian gas to sound like a competitor to. i'm saying great, buy our gas. buy the turkish gas. buy gas from the middle east. buy it from anyone you want except russia. because russia has a very unique that none of the others do, which is the switch. and it's exactly what's happening now. yeah. yeah. let's talk about trump for a minute and. pull a quote from your book, which i thought was really interesting. this is your words. oh, trump. he's an extremely sharp, decisive and, divisive figure who happens have a tension and ego issues that in the way of his mostly policy positions stand by those words 100%. tell tell what kind of man is donald trump when you're you've had the ability to work closely with him? so one of the anecdotes in the which really shows you the kind of person it's such a thing. we are about to greet a leader who happened to be his country, happened to be the upcoming presidents of the european council. they rotate every six months and the presidency, one of the 28 countries, now 27, and they have the gavel, they make the ag

natural gas stoves emit air pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide, and are linked to respiratory illness, cardiovascular problems, and other health conditions. okay, that's not greatred scallops. ( laughter ) little butter bath. come on, baby, come on. oh, yeah. oh, yeah. as a result, the government is now considering banning gas stoves. ( bleep ) you! i will see you in hell. you can have my gas range when you pry it from my hot, sizzling hams! now, because they knew i would be upset, the government says they now have no plans to ban the stoves. so, as of right now, there are no rule changes. but the nervous nellies over at consumer reports are urging homeowners to consider going electric. why? because electric stoves are so safe? ( as parent ) "kids, i don't want you inhaling particulate matter, so i bought us something that goes from room temperature to the surface of the sun with nothing in between, and when you turn it off, it stays hot for hours. is it on right now? only one way to find out. jimmy, put a plate on there and see if it explodes in your face." ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight! my guests are janelle monae and chef jamie oliver.

gas emissions against mining from fossil fuels . as activists battle over climate change escalated into clash with representatives of the right in the order of performances with hammer cocktails, you sit -in, coal, a greatalternative to gas, continues to fend off the authorities. yes and the decision to liquidate the village in exchange for the perfect. reducing the use of coal by 2030 sealed with a signature last season. but it is unlikely that the expansion of one mine at the expense of the germans will allow to resolve the energy collapse for berlin. half-measures in german tatyana volkova passions around the small village of lucerat in west germany have been boiling for several weeks already 2 years ago, the first camp of eco-activists arose here. he let them into his land. one of the farmers who lost the lawsuit against the energy company rvi, which owns the local mines. a village with a population of 400 interfered with the plans companies to expand production, as well as the transition to green energy announced by berlin, but then the energy crisis arrived, which tipped the scales in favor of fossil fuels. including the dirtiest of them brown coal, according to the agency. bloomberg in the third

coal, a great alternative to gas, continues to fend off power to them yes and the decision to liquidateillage in exchange for the end of the use of coal by 2030 was sealed last season. but it is unlikely that the expansion of one mine at the expense of the germans will allow to resolve the energy collapse for berlin. half measures in german tatyana volkova passions around a small lucerat villages in west germany have been boiling for several weeks already 2 years ago, the first camp of eco-activists appeared here. he let them into his land. one of the farmers who lost the lawsuit against the energy company rvi, which owns the local mines. a village of 400 people thwarted the company's plans to expand production, as did berlin's announced move to green energy, but then an energy crisis arrived that tipped the scales in favor of fossil fuels. including the dirtiest of them brown coal according to agencies. bloomberg in the third quarter of last year, its generation in germany increased by 13% compared to the same period in 2021. ervi and could not help but take advantage of the situation

wood processing decreased by more than 20%, but in spite of everything, the oil and gas complex of russia feels great despite the already mentioned sanctions pressure, oil production in russia in 2022 increased by about two percent, the volume of production amounted to 535 million tons. at the same time, the extraction of natural gas has decreased. uh, him the volume decreased by 11 and 80%. at the same time, i note that world gas prices are significant. as you know, due to the actions of western countries , as a result of russian gas production, exporters have grown in the past 2 years with good profits and significantly increased payments to the country's budget system, records are demonstrated by the construction industry. russia 's vladimir putin has repeatedly noted this success, in particular at a meeting with the government six days ago, and today again stressed the builders have achieved historic results commissioned record volumes of housing, 101.5 million m² , in my opinion, we have not yet had such a thing in recent history, yes, and in the soviet years, in my opinion, there was no such re

gas. i want to go to rachel first. despite having nine kids still looks 31. great job and beautiful children. think we met one in the green room. do you buy this excuse? blaming climate doom for not having kids when they are really selfish and don't want to put forth the necessary sacrifices that go into having kids. >> definitely part of that. population control has been an obsession of the far left for many many years. what you are seeing with these numbers and not having kids to the insurance climate, the climate indoctrination that so many are getting in school, i will tell you, it is happening everywhere. it is probably the one thing that all schools agree on is climate change. no alternative use. sadly, no fossil fuel organizations that are allowed into the school. they should give an alternative. fossil fuels have fueled prosperity. making modern life in modern comforts great. creating enough prosperity so that we can think about the climate. that is the truth. the thing is the world economic forum, this is the cold, sad, depressing world they want us to live in. my advice to young peo

gas, now negative. >> can i just go back? his piece with sheffield was great. natural gas was supposed to destroy us we are hearing $7. we're hearing it's going to end. you know, as i walk outside without a coat, i have nat gas my guy ps&g, i don't have to do something. i want to thank them my nat gas bill is -- it's falling apart. it's as low as it's been for a time. >> 20% down for a week. >> when it's up 20% we're just screaming. when it's down 20%, we have to say, look, that's a cost almost everybody has to pay it in that country and what a win and coal can't maintain. you start saying to yourself, nick hakins, they're trying to make profit, that's what they do he would say, what a windfall for the consumer because he wants the consumer to do well but we tend to say, oh, man, i guess that's going to hurt chevron. no, no, no, it's going to help the consumer who can then deal with the fact wages go up and it's 32. the $32 is enough. we do have, by the way, minimum wages to help influence that number carl, i like what i see. i don't like some parts of the stock

this gas station on wheels enjoy, great in demand for 10 minutes of filming a third client , experts s station is really so in demand. isn't it time to get out of this business from the shadows, so that motorists have at least some guarantees of quality and safety. we do not yet exist, uh, in the legal field, but uh, given the development of this, there are reasons. why is it actively developing now, and there is a market demand, of course, it is probably advisable to legalize this activity after all, and to develop the relevant norms of requirements and rules in order to it was clearly possible to separate who breaks the law, who still works normally, pays taxes, provides appropriate services to the consumer, employees of such gas stations neglect even elementary safety rules. there is grounding. it is not set, the russian police found a lot of violations of it only answers. it will be worse for them, not businessmen, but hard workers, the tanker will have to make structural changes to the vehicle, namely , a car truck has been installed.

gas stove. restaurant owner joins me now, great to see you as always. lay but how do you run a restaurant without a gas stove? >> well, you don't, first of all that great lead to him because it just won't happen. they crushed restaurants throughout covid and we see this regulations pop up and this is just the next thing in line with regulations that will seem as if and i felt like a conspiracy theorist at first but it feels like we are the enemy here. >> todd: exactly. they want every into our lives, like get in our lives and they don't care the consequences. but let's say it does go through and what does a force to switch to electric? and not just restaurants to convert but what about the rest of us? >> well, it doesn't take phd from harvard to understand this is not about the environment, number one. what does it mean for the rest of us? it actually means we will all collectively pollute more than we are today because as we know, the fuel behind electricity that is going to have to feed the whole sale industry of restaurants is coal, natural gas, and y

every country from the us must often is great lockdown industry must be transformed as he said while gas and test media greatness is c. next. asked some of the globalists as he is one of their votes even bloodier than ifou went through this program will in a little bit. you see john kerry, prince charles all that is 500 of the celebrities, ripped next. the slogan is, these were the papers. and the police that he is becoming obsolete use is a part about. you can see the logo, world forum will not be happy. whatever you want to rent a movie to buy from this on nothing, and the rising us will be the world's leading, very old price on carbon household fuels history, not fossil fuels more regulated, history. he will be displaced by climate change here, you this as this is 40, meet will be occasional trees, a stable environment . there will be occasional people flying into private jets like classes, we the unwashed masses in this article is a reset later. both leaders must pay in carbon dioxide so he is there heading from transport climate. there is t,a side i was with this. the great reset. t

slowdown in economic growth is to be expected in the united states and china, this is great britain, where russian gasts have been stopped since january 1, while in 2022 the british have already raised taxes by a thousand euros a year, and electricity prices have tripled, and in april tariffs promise to increase again to 3.5 and even four thousand pounds per annum in germany, the minister of finance, announced on the occasion of the new year that citizens should get used to the steady rise in prices for gas and mini electricity. shows that liquefied gas will always be more expensive than the pipeline that russia supplied. in st. peter's basilica in the vatican, a farewell ceremony is being held for pope emeritus benedict xvi, who died on new year's eve at the age of 95. benedict headed the roman catholic church from 2005 to 2013, he is the first pope in 600 years to leave the holy see without due to death, his decision explained the state of health in recent years. pope benedict the sixteenth lived in the building of a former monastery. in the vatican, benedict was also the first pope of german origin

we get some of your picks and opportunity, we've had some spectacularly good weather, great news there, industrial gasse is down. how do you view where we stand right now and where we may be in six to 12 months with what's going on in europe >> thanks for having me on i think we're in a much better place now than we thought we were going to be, you know, three months ago as you say, mild weather has taken effect you also have the return of hydrogen power like you said so it's a combination of factors that have offset the tightness in addition to the weakness in demand i would say at this point the market is still fragile, but actually the real bad case is, i think, less of a risk. and it's possible we end at maybe 60%, which means less pressure on 2023 gas prices. you'll still need gas prices to remain high in a historical context because you need that energy to come in and ultimately you need to pay for that but relative to where we were a few months ago, it feels a bit more balanced. >> it does and mother nature has been a huge part of that, thank goodness i look at the industrial use barrage. that'

the european majors are looking and saying we make a ton of market with a great return on oil and gasthe weird thing about our investors is that they say we want utility returns. utility returns are very low. i don't get that. i could be wrong, we could be wrong. but why would you want low returns when you have high returns left and right? guy: can i ask you a tangential question, the world economic forum has just wrapped up, the inflation reduction act, everyone loved it. we are back to eisenhower building the interstates. the race to get to the moon. these type of big government spending schemes. is that the way we should be thinking and if we do, the u.s. will be the place to be? but where should you be in the u.s.? cole: government largess is what you are talking about. a great book, the great society, a great book. we did the same thing post-world war ii. look at what trump and biden did during the pandemic. what we have out of that is wartime production acts. people look and say, why is this different because we've never dealt with this? i'm 39 years old and this hasn't happened

influence on the eu is the restriction of supplies of blue fuel to the word great britain stopped purchasing russian liquefied gas at the beginning of the year, the ministry of foreign affairs of the united kingdom reported, quote, we block putin's way to finance his illegal war and support countries around the world in reducing their own dependence well, here i understand that we are talking about energy dependence and from russia, this happened after german chancellor olafshol noted the progress of his states in liberation from dependence on crimean fuel, here we see the countries of the european continent voluntarily report on energy dependence, by the way, just last year, the eu stopped the supply of russian oil by as much as 90%, this radically reduced the dependence of the european union on the resources of the aggressor country. such a statement was made by the head of the eu representation in it significantly affected the income of the kremlin to ukraine, he added, russia can sell its oil to other markets, but the income from such sales is limited by the fact that the kremlin is forced to do this with wit

and if we look at the countries that benefited from it, that great deal apart from the west. countries like china and gas, south africa, brazil. tricky. they all want more space for themselves. they all want to develop the national identity. they all ask for more sovereignty, and i think if you listen to the speech is about leaders. they are still going to notice some abstract political concept as a way of resisting the united states. but as a, as a way of governing, you know, you need to make class mission decisions very quickly to serve your people. it's very unpredictable times without waiting for uncle sam to do his calculus and, you know, give you what you're supposed to do. isn't gemini, and regardless who is on top, i'm just that to go to the very nature of the times. believe in addition, i believe that we need to more a student who we need the international corporation because i want to now more than ever is facing a lot of different problems, which will be impossible to be, to be sold by any county or even anyways. so it is important to combine their assistance to, to the unit ball award to be w

gas prices that help consumers. on top of that house republicans are preparing to vote on a national sales tax bill. national sales tax, that's a great idea. it would raise taxes on the middle class by taxing thousands of everyday items from groceries to gas while cutting taxes for the wealthiest americans here and if i'm not mistaken what they're going to do, also totally eliminate the irs. feels good, except all going to be sales technical home until your monster able be really excited about that. come on. if this have house republicans are starting a new term? cutting taxes for billionaires, raising taxes for working families, making inflation worse? well, let me be very clear. if any of these bills make it to my desk, i will veto them. i will flat veto them. i'm ready to work with republicans. not with this kind of stuff. they try to cut so secured and medicare which americans have been paying into every paycheck since they ever got their first paycheck. i'll use my veto pen to stop that as well. but if republicans want to work together on real solutions, low inflation, , create more jobs, they will know an economy works for ever

gas prices and help consumers. on top of that, house republicans are preparing to vote on a national sales tax bill. that is a great idea. it would raise taxes on the middle class by taxing thousands of everyday items of groceries to gas while cutting taxes for the wealthiest americans. if i am not mistaken, it would eliminate the irs. feels good, except all going to be sales tax. go home and tell your moms. they are going to be excited about that. come on. is this how house republicans are starting a new term, cutting taxes for billionaires? raising taxes for working families? making inflation worse? let me be very clear. if any of these bills make it to my desk, i will veto them. i will flat veto them. i am ready to work with republicans, not this kind of stuff. host: grover norquist. guest: that is the president and modern democratic party's position on class warfare and saying they are going to tax rich people. the challenge is bloomberg was in one of these discussions where the irs was talking about what they are going to do and reported in 2020 they said they would increase audits on small businesses. they sa

russian gas . dependence on mordor, they began to look for alternative suppliers of blue fuel, politicians with qatar and the arab emirates and who would doubt that the eu has already made great to prevent an energy crisis on its territory, the european union decided on the eve of the current heating season to fill the gas storage of member states to 80% capacity, and in germany they perceive the country's dependence on gaza from russia as a political mistake and are actively looking for a replacement for russian gas in the country, building terminals at an accelerated pace so close the valve of the burning natural gas , in the civilized world, the search for adequate sources of natural resources will be able to cope. with the onset of cold weather, very interesting events began to take place in khanty-mansiysk, the inhabitants of the house built in the hour of stalin's death are freezing, all the time i am cooking in the oven to warm up, the residents of rybynsk are freezing in their apartments, heat cancer in the eland garrison , people are freezing in apartments without heating, not to a large country, allegedly, no gas did not cover it, but in september it generally colla

for the purchase of additional volumes of gas necessary for ukraine with our western partners of the hebrews, norway, the usa, germany, france, canada, and great britain, about financing purchases with leading oil and gas companies, about reserving the necessary volumes, these after the plane crash, everything that was buried there and the remains of the rotorcraft, we attach the frisian game, people's deputy of ukraine, member of the verkhovna rada committee on legal policy, ihoru falls we congratulate you, maybe unkind, unfortunately, unkind , now we will see you or hear us, yes , absolutely, well, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, has instructed the security services of ukraine to cooperation with the national police to find out all the circumstances of the tragedy and expressed his condolences to all the relatives and friends of the deceased, mr. ihor, how do you think the process of appointing a new minister will go now, we understand that the matter here is not in different personnel stories, so to speak. well, there must be a minister in the current critical ukrainian situation appeared as soon as possible, well, most likely

. >> john: he did not get anything from kathy hochul, but she wants to take his gas stove. greato you? >> it's a tricky subject. >> it represents a country that has a lot of issues right now. >> who was america's first president? >> um -- >> sandra: america's youth appear to be the least patriotic generation ever, according to a new survey, only 16% of gen-zers are proud to live in the united states of america. great to see you, carol, i should note you are a new yorker transplanted to florida, i know you are happy with your move there, you've been writing about that. but carol, this piece really caught our eye. you are asking a really important question based on what we just heard there in some of the sound bites. why does so much of gen-z hate america? >> yeah, i have to tell you, it's not an accident. it has been a deliberate attempt by the left to force this generation to see america in a very negative light. you know, you have these kids on the street saying things like this is a country that has a lot of problems, i would love for them to point to one country in the world t

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