host: for bob deans, this is bill on the independent line starting us off. go ahead. morning, bob. thanks for taking my call. i am a first time caller. my comment is, and question, is about gasoline prices and oil consumption. the big question i have is how much oil is drilled in america and if sold outside of america -- and sold outside of america on the open market? it would seem un-american for a country -- for a company to drill here and excelled oil on the open market. -- and sell the oil on the open market. guest: thank you. nobody knows more about automobiles and gasoline consumption than live people in michigan who build our cars. the domestic oil and gas industry in this country today produces about 11.2 million barrels of oil a day. in addition, there is something called hydrocarbon liquids, which comes with that and is refined. when you put them together, we are at 16.6 million barrels a day out of a total consumption in this country of 20 million barrels. so we are almost 17 out of 20 that we produce. but the industry is exporting 8.4 million barrels, send

. >> dickerson: do you think there is any john dean around, bob? >> there are always surprises.remember the january 6 committee, in a filing in california, has said they have a good-faith conclusion that trump and people around him engaged in a full-fledged criminal conspiracy to overturn the election. they rule this as criminal. and if you go back a hundred years to the supreme court, it was cief justice taft, of all people, saying this -- we're not going to let people meddle with things like the certification on january 6, which is in the law. so much is hinging on the committee's efforts. i think robert and i found that they're really working hard. they're talking to people that there is an aggressiveness and a sense of expanding the universe of likely witnesses. >> dickerson: we only have 30 seconds left. > the question will be: will they ask ginny thomas to appear first voluntarily. if not, are they going to the full extent to find the truth. will they issue a subpoena? things go in different directions. will you pursue all leads or not? >> dickerson: and ginny thomas may n

. >> for bob dean, this is bill in michigan. independent line starting us off. you're on with our guest. go ahead with your question or comment. >> good morning. thank you for taking my call this morning. i'm a first-time caller. my comment is about gasoline prices and oil consumption. the big question i have is how much oil is drilled here in america and sold outside of america on the open market? it would seem un-american to a company drilling oil in this country to sell that oil out on the open market. and i'll take my answer offline ploez. >> thank you for joining the call and the conversation. and i know in michigan nobody knows more about automobiles and gasoline consumption than the people in michigan who build our cars. the domestic oil and industry in this country today produces about 11.2 million barrels of oil a day. in addition, there's something called hydrocarbon liquids, that comes with that and is refined like crude oil. when you put those two together, we're at 16.6 million barrels a day out of a total consumption in this country of 20 million b

a correspondent the dean, bob was joining me now from london. nadeem. you were watching the ukrainian president speech at the mercy british parliament via video link. it was a very measured speech. talk us through what your impression was of it. rob. it was clearly tailored to the extract you played a reference the ah shakespeare character, hamlet and then there was a or a nor dora slightly changed quite from the churchill speech during world war 2, which the been prime minister gave here in the house of commons. so it was a, a long, detailed description of how the 13 days of the war had gone the various atrocities . but he said that the russian forces had committed, but he made it clear that term. it beat that at one stage, it was clear that ukraine's allies would not closing the skies above ukraine as he put it. and at the end of his address, he urged the united kingdom. please make sure our skies are safe. he also said m m, he'd like to see the pressure 3 sanctions increased on russia. well, the u. k. and other nato members of make clear that they ar

bob burns who you and i have both worked alongside is the dean of the pentagon press corps and as pressecretary john kirby said today a complete gentleman. kirby read from a book called confirm or deny about the role the pentagon press corps has played since world war ii and vietnam. >> and a responsible members of the underrated press corps of the pentagon sit in their grubby room on the second floor of the big building and poor over the statements of top defense officials checking them against the outstanding file while they do understand the hard wear of weapon systems the good once are experts on the nato alliance or the middle east tinderbox. and several of them know more about nuclear strategy than some of academy write on the subject. >> he wrote some of the most consequential stories on u.s. nuclear weapons and held this building to account and was simply an amazing journalist and colleague. we will miss him. >> bret: a lot of great journalists covering that place. congratulations bob. jennifer, thanks. >> thank you. >> bret: president obama said hn says he fuel in sanctions lis

bob. if you man, i talk about risk evaluation and help people achieve their goals and dreams are had his essay on the devil had his essence, his every july dean is fearless, even though her 1st husband died in a speed flag accident was sport relatively similar to hers, ah mal is known by our lives will all in some day at those said vesa. this'll i've decided to leave my dream every day cuz this is doing what i love, the monthly income, i think i'm on. i have to raise walk fast camera crystal on the mox vander also lived his dream of flying. but 2016. the year before he quit, turned into a nightmare for the base, jumping, seen, 37 athletes plummeted to their deaths. it gave max a reason to reflect on his own life and addiction. yes, mother, i'm jumping out of the plane for the 1st time is an insane feeling. but once you've done it 50 times, it becomes norma. just like riding a bike muscle. so we kind of have to kick it up a notch to get the same feeling with base jumping. it's the same as the 1st base jumps were insane, but at some point it felt normal mama. and once you understand and recognize this dynamic, you also realize that it's a dead

. >> the next day, the dean of kathie's medical school gets a call from a woman who claims to be kathie durst, complaining of couldn't show up that day.at sh- >> and boband he didn't go to the police in south salem. he went to the 20th precinct on the upper west side of manhattan. this sent the investigation off on the wrong trajectory. >> he brought a magazine in with his father and harry helmsley and donald trump's picture on the cover to say, this is who i am. >> he told me had not spoken to his wife in four or five days. but he went on to explain to me how she was a medical student and that she would take these clinical studies at hospitals and would remain in their dorms for days at a time. so it seemed reasonable to me at that point. >> and there were doormen at bob and kathie's building in new york who were saying that kathie came home that night. >> the police believed bob, and they only did their investigation in manhattan. >> so, once the media got wind that kathie had disappeared, there was a lot of interest in this case. and susan berman became his media spokesperson. >> susan was very smart. she's very manipulative. >> susan would shield