kevin book is with us, clearview energy partners. weaker yen and the import ramifications of japan and others. research over the weekend on what russia is doing with their hydrocarbons. they are moving it to india. maybe to japan, i will not speak to that, china, whatever. what part of the russian oil movement has your attention with clearview energy's global perspective? kevin: good morning. first of all, the amount that china is buying, that really shelters russia right now. second is that the products and not necessarily have the same home. those are big refining destinations, china and india. crude is fine, but they have some products of their own, so they don't need as much refined product. that disappears if they cannot find a market. lisa: i want to ask you all of these it is a good question but i just want to know how high gas prices can go in the united states, given the call by jp morgan and others for six dollars gasoline. kevin: did you think we would be at five now? we are one major hurricane or refinery outage on the wa

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extending credit and put pting on and taking on debtt pay for rising costs let's bring in kevin book at clearviewpartners. kevin, i wondered whether or not i would see at least anecdotally any demand destruction at my local filling stations i have to tell you with the summer season here, all i see is people lining up to fill up their tanks. it is not affecting anyone's spending it is more subtle and nuance than that. take us through what is happening. >> it is, dom. thank you for having me. good morning the loneliest number in math is the num rater without the denom denominator. the share of disposable income eroded by the rise in price. we will see deliver demand response it is not something formulaic. we are now rising above 3% gas share per capita when you get 3% to 3.5%, we started to see demand year to year and monthly data. if we keep rising the way we are going, we will get there not right away it is probably the next vacation that gets canceled not this one >> it is interesting you bring that up. many of the surveys that we have been seeing and surveys tell us something. sampling error wi

course, this story throughout the afternoon and right now with kevin book, managing director at clearviewrgy partners and dan pickering, chief investment officer at pickering managing partners kevin, let me begin by asking you, the president said several times there that one of the keys to increasing supply would be to increase refining capacity as i understand it, refineries in the united states are running very close to full capacity. that's number one. the president, correct me. i'm wrong, we need to bring back online every refinery offline. how many are there and how quickly could that be done >> tyler, to the first point, you're absolutely right. the major refining centers and the gulf of mexico running at 95% capacity utilization higher than comparable weeks in previous years also the east coast, 98% and that is flat out, so if the president is calling on the major refineries to run more, there isn't much more to run, but as you point out, if he's calling for refineries to come back there's only so much you can do there, too. the philadelphia energy solutions, basically caught fire