what about the case again, chevron? where does that stand? well it's interesting because he wine back in 2013 a $9500000000.00 judge men against chevron. but as soon as that judgment came in, ah, chevron went after danziger in u. s. cord. so danziger won in ecuador and cords to this day, no money has been paid out to any of the plaintiffs ecuadorian villagers who were hurt by extensive pollution and environmental degradation in their neighborhoods that has not been paid. danziger was then sued by chevron in u. s. court, and he was found guilty and us court of a, essentially bribery and manipulation of that case. and the judge here ruled that he could not benefit in any way from that case. but the case in ecuador is actually been upheld in equity, or by the supreme court and by a court in canada. so we have these duelling narratives, and a while now, danziger will be going to jail. for 6 months, cannot practice law. he's been disbarred as a result of this at the same time. he's been elevated to a martyr for environmentalists and human rights a

essentially, i'm being prosecuted by chevron law firm, a partner in a shove on law firm -- chevron law deprive me of liberty. i'm the only person ever charged with his of intel pretrial at home or in prison. never happened before for even a day. is is the first corporate prosecution in u.s. history. i have never seen a case like this. we just think to restore the rule of law as regards to steve donziger in the people of ecuador, this case has to be stopped and taken over by the department of justice. they could do what they want with it. if they went to prosecute me, prosecute me, but it needs to be a neutral prosecutor not chevron. amy: i want to talk about some of the people you're supposed to be the news conference in washington. we just interviewed a climate striker on hunnger strike and washington, d.c., and we heard from rashida tlaib. she will be at were news conference. also you have she garcia, covers member from chicago, covers member jim mcgovern of massachusetts, as well as a number of people from amnesty international, law students for climate accountability. talk about th

i joke on chevron. it was back in 2013 that danziger won a $9500000000.00 settlement against the oil giant chevron in ecuador. soon after winning it, chevron took him to court in the united states on charges of bribery and witness tampering federal prosecutors declined to take the case, but judge louis kaplan appointed private attorneys, attorneys, who once worked for chevron to prosecute it. and in a trial without a jury found him guilty, the contempt charges stem from his refusal to comply with court orders. and the appeal of that case, gentler and a prescott pushed back against claims that danziger was being over. punish saying he'd spent 7 years thumping is know, is that the justice system and even if chevron were the bad guys, that didn't make danziger a good guy. but danziger now forbidden from practicing law, has already spent 2 years essentially confined here in his manhattan apartment, monitored by an electronic ankle bracelet. the reason i'm locked up is because we were successful. okay. i, al

now the case against chevron, the damages against chevron, have been up held by the highest court in ecuador by an international court. in canada, the case against danziger that chevron started. they presented it to prosecutors here in new york. the prosecutors refused to take, did the judge in the case, been assigned private attorneys to prosecute danziger? it's all raises a lot of questions at the un. i said we're good. it should be overturned, basically the way the, the, the, the whole thing went down. so, excuse me. so, so that's where things stand. whichever one to this day, no money has been paid to any of those plaintiffs in ecuador and steven danziger, the attorney who represented them, has been serving time, but chevron has not paid any damages. okay, kristen, selena, that i live for. as in new york kristin, that for now. thank you very much. indeed. george's former president's mikella a sack a sphere. he says he has returned from exile to support the opposition for saturday's election. he posted a video on facebook saying his back despite the risk of arrest. he left george

it'll go on being wrong and tell chevron pay those $30000.00 ecuadorian people there. it's now about $12000000000.00 with interest with interest and damages. it's gone up to about $12000000.00 that eroded reparation. and they needed a die. you know poor pads the nino who represents the amazon watch said that he said what was the close? he said this just like barry very slow motion. mass murder is what chevron oak up our guilty else. and it is another story. another update in a story we've been falling for some time. in fact, the u. k. home secretary has a nonce to an inquiry into systematic failures within the police force that led to woman being murdered. back in march, recent tragic events have exposed unimaginable faith in plaything. there will be an inquiry to give the independent side of a sign needed to ensure that something like this can never happen again. pretty patel was referring to the case of sara everard who was kidnapped in south london, 7 months ago on murdered by a policeman. her remains were discovered in woodland outside. the city in june, constable

oil, john chevron has been jailed for criminal contempt. steven danziger was sentenced a 6 months in prison by a court in new york. christian salumi reports. stephen danziger arrived in court to a hero's welcome. but the environmentalists indigenous groups who gathered to listen to the judge were deeply disappointed by the sentence 6 months in jail on charges of contempt of court. the only thing that would have changed today's outcome is the one thing that was never ever going to happen. which was for steven danziger to stand up. 5 and say, i'm sorry, i'm sorry i chunk on chevron. it was back in 2013 that danziger won a $9500000000.00 settlement against the oil giant chevron in ecuador. soon after winning it, chevron took him to court in the united states on charges of bribery and witness tampering. federal prosecutors declined to take the case, but judge louis kaplan appointed private attorneys, attorneys, who once worked for chevron to prosecute it. and in a trial without a jury found him guilty, the contempt charge of stem from his refus

bought in 2001. chevron has done either any wrong during saying tax paid. did it share with the clean up and most of the damage was actually caused by the state oil firm, petro ecuador, the government that could go over, saw, and certified the successful completion of text, pets, remediation, and fully released taxpayers from further environmental liability. petro ecuador, however, failed to conduct the clean up it promised, and has continued to operate and expand all operations in the former concession over the past 20 years. however, danziger is support, his aunt entirely persuaded. a roger waters again thinks the old john should still be held accountable. stephen and i have become friends through all of this. i met him back then and, and immediately it smells fishy. the whole thing's melt wrong to me and a israel. and it is wrong. and it will be go on, it will go on being wrong and tell chevron pay those $30000.00 ecuadorian people there. it's now about $12000000000.00 with interest with interest and damages. it's gone up to about $12000000.00 that erode

of in 2001. chevron has denied any wrong doing, saying ticks. pat did a chair of the clean up and remediation. on the rest was the responsibility of states oil for him. petro ecuador, the government that could all over saw, and certified the successful completion of tax, pets, remediation, and fully released tax pets from further environmental liability. petro ecuador, however, failed to conduct the clean up it promised, and has continued to operate and expand all operations in the former concession over the past 20 years. but stephen danziger supporters are persuaded. roger waters, again says the old giant should still be held accountable. i've become friends through all of this. i met him back then and and immediately it smells fishy. the whole thing's melt, roll to me and it israel. and it is wrong and it will be go on. it'll go on being wrong and tell chevron pay those $30000.00 ecuadorian people there. it's now about $12000000000.00 with interest with interest and damages. it's gone up to about $12000000.00 that eroded reparation. and they

energy giants, chevron, exxon, a surge, record rally, positive results, leaders of economies gathering in rome to discuss clean energy, a major factor, casting shadow over talks, recent prices, the spotlight of energy security and transitio risk when alternatives are not ready to pick up the slack. we are focused on old versus green energy. in bird speaking earlier with the seat -- bloomberg speaking earlier with the ceo of chevron and he discuss rising costs and the company is not feeling those rising costs. >> we are not seeing higher costs. we are below pre-covid capacity. steel tied to the general economy, but energy-specific infrastructure, we are not seeing it. even if we are increases, they are well below where they were pre-covid, so costs are under control. caroline: let's dig into big oil earnings. our guest is with us. it's worth saying chevron has been making steps towards a transition, investing in new energy, but first and foremost, with oil on the tear, was there anything to dislike in these numbers? >> no. they were hitting on all cylinders. better pricing upstream. bet

the force of chevron is very, very low. having converted a government shut down us, politicians appeared no closer to solving bigger, more pressing problems that running out of time to raise america's borrowing limit, full risk defaulting on debt. and so by this democrats are divided over the president, sweeping domestic agenda. let's go live out of the white house out there as alan fisher. is there, the president on his way to the hill? we understand alan, it's not the republicans in congress. these got to worry about though it's his, his own party. he's heading there in the next hour that the debt question will have to wait. what he's dealing with is the infrastructure bell and also a much larger spending bill. you remember that job? i'd managed to get bipartisan support for a one trillion dollar infrastructure bill that's going to improve airports and roads and broadband across the united states. everyone agrees that's a good idea. but there are some democrats from the progressive caucus you see, hold on a 2nd. we were a

or the pollution case was 1st brought against a texaco which chevron bought in 2001 i. chevron denies any wrongdoing, sang texaco was responsible for minor pollution, which it cleaned up. but don't like a supporter say the oil giant still should be held accountable. stephen and i have become friends through all of this, i met him back then and immediately you. it smells fishy, the whole things melt, roll to me and a israel. and it is wrong and it will be go on. it will go on being wrong and tell chevron pay those $30000.00 ecuadorian people there. it's now about $12000000000.00 with interest with interest and damages. it's gone up to about $12000000000.00 that eroded reparation. and they needed a die, you know, poor pads the nino who represents the amazon watch said that he said, what was the quote. he said this is like very, very slow motion, mass murder, it is what shepherd hook up are guilty of and it is a u. s. marine who is now faith in court martial. a court martial hearing, i should say, off there, criticizing the afghanistan pull out, has now been released from confinement. ne

it'll go on being wrong until chevron pay those $30000.00 ecuadorian people. that it's now about $12000000.00 with interest with interest and damages. it's gone up to about $12000000.00 that eroded reparation. and they needed a die, you know, poor pads the nino who represents amazon watch said that he said, what was the quote. he said this just like very, very slow motion. mass murder is what chevron hook up are guilty of. and it is a u. s. moraine jail got the criticizing. the afghanistan pull out has been released from confinement in our face as a court martial hearing, and has received an outpouring of public support with donations, flooding in to cover his legal fees. nancy's kellum often takes a closer look at a steward, shallows story, and how it compares to another sub boseman who spoke out against the government. $2000000.00 from over $27000.00 different donors. that's how strongly people are feeling the case of lieutenant colonel sheller. these facing potential criminal charges over criticizing commanders over the withdrawal from afghanistan. now, his

because with the idea that chevron would ruin their lives essentially. and that's basically what has happened . and so of course, this makes it much more than much less likely in the future that is the case against dungeon or damage or makes it nothing much less likely that in the future other people will be willing to take on a corporation. and so it's going to be very difficult, i think the, let's go brandon mean, birth the, as a censorship proof, anti bite and heckle is blowing up in the u. s. with chance at sports games pop hits and huge stir online because like this the. c the well, the mean started after reporter who is conducting a tv interview with racing car driver, brendan brown, breast office, wary anti by chance from the crowd as let's go branded caching in on the incident. republicans and other opposing biden. now use the phrase as a daytime friendly way of slamming the president and to mock media for ignoring any anti by discourse. almost 60 percent of americans now say that they are familiar with the chance, but it is definitely best known

but we also have heard from attorneys for chevron as well, leading up to the judges. that final announcement and decision of, of sentencing here. and they point out that i danziger was actually convicted of bribery and fraud and corruption. and the judge said that because of that corruption, he won the lawsuit against the i again chevron initially. so competing narratives that we have going on here a very emotional case. but certainly many in the human rights community and the environmental community see dancing her as a hero and a bit of a martyr who's being unfairly prosecuted. now they have some backing with that report that you mentioned as well from the united nations, although it doesn't have jurisdiction over the courts here to back them up that that he's been an unfairly prosecuted. we're waiting to see how the us judge will respond to those accusations out there is kristen salumi, them live in new york or somebody thanks. indeed at least 9 people have been killed in a fire, a hospital in the romanian port. city of constantino, there were more than a 110 patie

ci need chevron to cut the che. you owe $50 billion to indigenous communities and to people that you harmed for profit. this isn't about vilifying the companies. it's about accountability. we are all paying the cost from public health to the environment, the actions that you take and you are hiding behind subsidiaries and it's wrong. a these are residents putting ballot initiatives on their local ballots to make a difference to save our planet. get out of the way so they can do the work for the people and the community. l thank you and i will yield back. >> the gentle lady yields back. >> madam chair. a point of order. point of order. i just wanted to state a point of fact with what the representative said about colorado's proposition 112. opposition to that measure was deep which included john hicken looper, the senator as well as our former colleague, -- point of order [inaudible] >> submit to the record. >> not a valid point of order. now the gentle man from louisiana is recognized for five minutes. >> good lord

highs but they beat record cash flow for chevron.he premarket had been higher, but oil has simply been higher, benefiting the big energy companies. alix: it will be a fun conversation. we will be hearing from the chevron cfo in this hour. as well as the adco ceo who reported earnings yesterday and moderna when we talk about boosters. we will talk about sentiment numbers and what it says about the economy. michael mckee is with us now. highlight for me, the employment cost index and how high it is right now. michael: that caught everyone's eye. you said amazon and apple, there were questions of the problems were transitory. that term belongs to the inflation hawks. there is reason to be concerned. the fastest pace on record, that pushed us up to a 4.2% increase in the annual rate, which is also a record. these data only go back to 2000 or so because they changed the way they do it, but this is a 30-year high for these numbers. is there inflation and reason to be concerned? we just got the university of michigan numbers, and there isn'

chevron's cfo. didn't figure it out quite by how much. what did wall street miss? i think we're having a problem with pierre's mic. give us one second i think we can fix this. looking at chevron shares this morning, up by 1.6%. heard similar improvements from exxon, stronger than expected number shares up higher, too. this after a long period of real troubles for big oil companies because oil prices, as you know, went to negative levels during the worst part of the pandemic oil prices going up and talking about the supply side of the picture. not just the demand side if we can get pierre back up we're talk about that in just a moment still having issues? okay we're going to take a quick break. make sure we get pierre's mic fixed. audio problems fixed with that and be back with more when "squawk box" comes right back. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. >>> we want to get straight down to the new york stock exchange, where jim cramer joins us now. sho

so has chevron. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon, and we're committed to being a leader in making that future a reality. we set ambitious targets for our own greenhouse gas emissions. we announced a net zero aspiration for our upstream scope 1 and scope 2 emissions. and we intend to invest more than $20 billion to reduce emissions and grow new energy businesses. our strategy is straightforward. we'll continue to be a leader in efficient and lower carbon production of the traditional energy the world uses today while growing new, lower carbon businesses that will be a bigger part of the future. i look forward to sharing the actions we're taking and more details about those actions are included in my written testimony. we welcome a thoughtful discussion about the path ahead and how we can achieve a lower carbon energy future while at the same time avoiding supply disruptions and preserving american leadership in energy. as part of this discussion, the undeniable reality is that oil and g

so, you know, i need chevron to cut the check. you owe $50 billion to indigenous communities and people that you harmed for profit. this is not about vilifying these companies. this is about accountability. you all know we're all paying the costs from our public health to our environment. the actions that you take, and you're hiding behind subsidiaries and it's wrong. these are residents putting ballot initiatives on their local ballots to make a difference to save our planet. get out of the way so they can do the work for the people and the community they live in. thank you, and i yield. >> gentle lady yields back. >> madame chair, mr. higgins is recognized for five minutes. >> point of order. point of order. >> what is your point of order? >> i wanted to say to point a fact with what representative talib said about colorado proposition 112. opposition to that measure was deep, which included john hickenlooper, the senator, as well as our former colleague governor gerry connolly. >> -- jerry pollock. >> that is not a valid point

because with the idea that chevron would ruin their lives essentially, and that's basically what has happened. and so of course, this makes it much more, much less likely in the future. that is the case against dungeon or dancer jer makes it must be much less likely that in the future other people will be willing to take on a corporation. and so it's going to be very difficult. i think palestinians clash with israeli police just outside jerusalem's old city as tensions rise over reported to plans to exude graves from a centuries old muslim cemetery. israeli officials acclaim. the barrels were not authorized and therefore illegal. ah. we went to the old city of jerusalem with a lot of chaos and kind of moaning over the establishment of a you talk behind. it is very high with thing that is with a in an area where essentially all with him can attain is beyond the pale and feminine frame. the point to the day. and look at the scene we are from jerusalem and they were trying to make the city jewish by any means. they started with the smaller territory. i went to expand to the rest of the

so has chevron. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon, and we're committed to being a leader in making that future a reality. we set ambitious targets for our own greenhouse gas emissions. we announced a net zero aspiration for our upstream scope 1 and scope 2 emissions. and we intend to invest more than $20 billion to reduce emissions and grow new energy businesses. our strategy is straightforward. we'll continue to be a leader in efficient and lower carbon production of the traditional energy the world uses today while growing new, lower carbon businesses that will be a bigger part of the future. i look forward to sharing the actions we're taking and more details about those actions are included in my written testimony. we welcome a thoughtful discussion about the path ahead and how we can achieve a lower carbon energy future while at the same time avoiding supply disruptions and preserving american leadership in energy. as part of this discussion, the undeniable reality is that oil and g

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chevron is a proud american company. the more than 35,000 men and women produced every day has improved the quality of life for people around the world. our products and hospitals, schools and offices and stores and homes, goods around the world and right were very doorsteps. they create good paying jobs. enhancing our national security reducing dependence on foreign energy. this should only part of the conversation as we seek an orderly and predictable energy future that works fory everyone. and this is a conversation about supplier of chevron we believe this includes standing ready to work together. i would like to thank you and i look forward to all of your questions. >> thank you. >> you are now recognized for your testimony. >> german maloney, ranking member comer, chairman khanna, ranking member norman, smacked. [roll call] members of the committee, thank you so much for the opportunityo speak today about the low carbon transformation of bp and our ambition to get to net zero by 2050 or sooner. .. about the human c

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oil giant chevron. steven danziger is due to be sentenced for criminal contempt on friday. the case stems from his fights on behalf of the ecuadorian villages to prove that chevron polluted the amazon rain forest in the 19 ninety's on witness say, a panel of independent experts appointed by the u. ends, human rights council said that don dykus, home detention is illegal under international law, or al jazeera spoke to danziger at his apartment ahead of his sentence here. the reason i'm locked up is because we were successful. ok. i, along with other lawyers helped the indigenous peoples in ecuador when a historic 9500000000 dollar pollution judgment against chevron for the deliberate dumping of billions or gals of cancer, causing waste into the amazon. that's an historical fact that case has been affirmed on appeal by 28 appellate judges, including the highest courts of ecuador and canada, for enforcement purposes. you know, so why am i them will be locked up. you know, i help hold them accountable. a federal judge will consider with a texas can keep the nation's most restri

because with the idea that to chevron would ruin their lives essentially. and that's basically what has happened . and so, of course, this makes it much more than much less likely in the future. that is the case against dungeon or dancer jer makes it must be much less likely that in the future other people will be willing to take on a corporation. and so it's going to be very difficult in an attempt to hopefully as social pleasures had jo biden's hit out against billionaires. now as he pushes a newly proposed tax bill, it will target the countries mega rich. i don't want to punish anyone success. i'm a capitalist, i want everyone to be able, if they want to be a millionaire, a billionaire, to be able to seek their goal. but all i'm asking is, pay your fair share. pay your fair share. pay your fair share. right now. many were famed virtually nothing. the us tech systems are progressive one meaning that higher earnings pay a high percentage of tax. in theory, it's been in place since the end of the 19th century, but billions of ways to avoid the top rates. on

as while stevens on danger, who fought and won a $9500000000.00 judgment against chevron corporation for putting lands and waters . and the ecuadorian reenforced was sentenced to 6 months in jail at a federal court in manhattan friday. following his conviction of contempt charges. a judge said don's injured applying court orders for delays in handing over his passport, handing over details on all his devices. and his refusal to hand over his computer and cellphone following a racketeering suit filed against him by oil giant chevron corp rock legend. roger waters has been actively following the case and was on in question tuesday to discuss. well, i'm very glad that the you and human rights commissioners waiting on it. he spent 7791 days. now the house arrest and its way too much punishment, because all he did was deny judge louis a kaplan access to his computer and his cellphone to give those 2 pieces of equipment to chevron corporation who are the people who we are fighting this battle against on behalf of his clients, it would completely contravene all the rules of client privilege

again, chevron has been jailed for criminal contempt. half the oil giant come to sued with of the sentence was imposed earlier this month and a ruling that dancing has denounced as an embarrassment for the country. accusing the state of intentionally locking up a human rights campaign. he also describes prison conditions as deplorable. i'm want to 54 men living in one log, concrete room and double bunks. there are virtually no mosques or social distance thing is extremely difficult to communicate to the outside. almost all a shock to see me here on a misdemeanor conviction which further on the schools, the irregular nature of my situation. a jealous greg wolf had things the case appears as though it's meant to silence opponents of the old giant has been prosecuted to the maximum by a very unfair system that has been trying to silence. and basically the if you look at the details of the case, there's a number of irregularities such as the bias of the judge used to be a chevron judge and not only danziger, but everybody was involved in the

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he accused chevron of dumping isle in the amazon. for year, chevron has been going after donzinger. >> this long legal saga began when chef ron was ordered to pay $9.5 billion in 2011. after that, the oil giant set its sights on the lawyer who brought the case against them. they say the legal team has buried donzinger -- which chevrolet rof did one and in a separate case, he was ordered to turn over his devices to the court. he refused, citing attorney client privilege and when frl prosecutors in the southern district of new york refused to charge him be contempt, his lawyer stepped in to appoint a private law firm to prosecute the case. the law firm was sword and kes l, which has represented many oil companies over the years, including chevron. they did not respond to my request for comment. actually, he was found guilty and has been around house arrest. on tuesday, the appeals court denied his request to stay on out bail and he was ordered to report to federal prison while his appeal plays out. donzinger tweeted a photo saying good-bye to his son yesterday and several members of c

i have a price target on chevron. about 139. that's about a 31% upside. what you're seeing now is oil trading up about $80 a barrel. people start to think 90 talking about it this morning. you're probably thinking 100 and so you know, this supply chain issue with oil and natural gas is going to run a bit longer so you could probably see oil trading up to 100, 115 so that takes chevron going forward. what i think you want to do is focus on quality and sort of low volatility chevron's really low volatility when you compare it to some other companies. then merck has a game changer. scott gottlieb was on the tv yesterday and telling you how important this drug is going forward. and so i have a price target on merck of about 99. so 99 is 24% upside at the current level. the stock has sold off on the initial pop. this is giving you an opportunity to get into a quality company, a low volatility company with a fantastic drug going forward my last take is really just sort of maybe waiting for it to triple or more than that may

today's lineup apple, amazon and exxon and chevron.things off with apple reporting after the bell the street expecting revenues around $84 billion, earnings of $1.24 a share. investors will be listening for iphone production cuts due to chip shortages as holiday sales expectations after unveiling new products have been high. shares are up about 15% this year joining me is josh lipton along with charlie great to have you both here. josh, what are you watching? >> so i think investors as always will make a bee line for the iphone revenue number. the street is looking for $41.5 billion. i think investors will want more insight for the iphone 13 models, also supply given the ongoing chip shortage. if we're not going to get formal guidance, i think the street wants detailed color and commentary about that all-important december quarter. >> charlie, i can't imagine you're filling your boots with apple here. >> no. today is the day i've got to take my quarterly whipping for not owning apple you've been nice enough to give us credit for what w

following a racketeering suit filed against him by oil giant chevron corporation. rock legend, roger waters has been actively following the case and was on in question tuesday to discuss well, i'm very glad that the un human rights commission has waited on it. he spent 7791 days now the house arrest and its way too much punishment. because all he did was deny judge louis a kaplan access to his computer and his cellphone to give those 2 pieces of equipment to chevron corporation who are the people who we are fighting this battle against on behalf of his clients. it would completely contravene all the rules of grant privilege. if he had done that, and it is wrong and it will be go on, it'll go on being wrong until chevron pay those $30000.00 ecuadorian people. that it's now about $12000000.00 with interest with interest and damages. it's gone up to about $12000000.00 that eroded reparation. and they need it showing up after the break. a look into possible major insider trading job will discuss with again, with that. and i with these are the full people who pull the trigger. i survive s