ending, buta happy is a case where people rallied behind the ending of my enemy -- enemy to haven their voices heard. that is the game that people play. also a senior fellow at the brookings institution. he has written a number of books. one of our viewers says this, insanity is doing the same thing, expecting different h regards to sending those advisers to iraq. this is from laurent, who says it has been terrible. what foreign policy , and arlene says president obama is doing the best job possible with the cars that have been dealt to him and under the wings of the advisers who surround him. one must always keep in mind that there are many press polities and powers of the larger equation and he is just one leader doing his job conscientiously. democrat line, good morning. caller: good morning. for coming to c-span this morning, i appreciate your knowledge and history in iraq. are you there? guest: yes. caller: unfortunately, we are so dependent on fossil fuels. i am wondering, how much of our oil comes from iraq? host: thank you for your call. we will be focusing on oil production in

butas tencent today, alibaba most often surgeon -- surging today. good morning to you. here in the asia-pacific. nikkei 225 in the green. the kospi is also climbing a quarter of a percent. we see pressure on the unsure alien equities today. on the australian equities today. tencent has upped the ante in its battle against alibaba. it has agreed to fork out thomas three quarters of a billion dollars -- for doubt almost three quarters of a billion dollars. classifiedan online website. >> exactly. first, it wants to allow its users, messaging services, to get more out of their merchant services online. a broaderm, they have face. ,f it is listed on the nasdaq it's a steal. 34.8 million shares at $30 a share. is a big deal, but not the first we have seen from tencent here. he made a number of acquisitions. a they have really being on buying spree easily. all beginning to migrate to smartphones which means that come -- allied companies like all companies like tencent. tencent and alibaba are becoming more and more similar. , placed on its platform of users, something like 40

i came to the sec, and one of my immediate priorities for us to come thoroughly to grips with way, buta data-driven i think we have maybe rarely but i think all five of our commissioners who spoken publicly about how high a priority the range of work in structure issues, that include some things we did not talk about today, too. for example, we have a proposed rule that deals with requiring enhanced safeguards over a technological systems of exchanges and the large alternative trading systems to really ensure that the technology that connects are very interconnected market is as robust as it can become a redundant where he needs to be, so that is a very high priority for us as well. it is no question -- you cannot do everything at once. i hope you are right in your assessment of me from my past. being ableocused on to accomplish everything we have spoken of today and the things i have added to the list within the next -- and certainly the next year or two. be muche of them will sooner than others, obviously, because you have to proceed in a sequence. chair, the branch often wavers broke

ending, buta happy is a case where people rallied behind the ending of my enemy -- enemy to haven theirces heard. that is the game that people play. also a senior fellow at the brookings institution. he has written a number of books. one of our viewers says this, insanity is doing the same thing, expecting different h regards to sending those advisers to iraq. this is from laurent, who says it has been terrible. what foreign policy , and arlene says president obama is doing the best job possible with the cars that have been dealt to him and under the wings of the advisers who surround him. one must always keep in mind that there are many press polities and powers of the larger equation and he is just one leader doing his job conscientiously. democrat line, good morning. caller: good morning. for coming to c-span this morning, i appreciate your knowledge and history in iraq. are you there? guest: yes. caller: unfortunately, we are so dependent on fossil fuels. i am wondering, how much of our oil comes from iraq? host: thank you for your call. we will be focusing on oil production in abou