on the eve of the elections, the department of energy. decided to put up for sale another 15 million barrels of national reserves at a price of 89 dollars per barrel, thus a strategic reserve. the country has already dropped to 400 million barrels. this is the minimum level since 1984. the authorities are not going to replenish it at current prices. they plan to wait for a decline to $70, but in the near future there are no hopes, experts believe little of this, especially against the background of the custody decision plus the reduction of daily oil production. the brand is currently trading above $90 per barrel. there are several reasons why the us is running out of oil, first is pent-up demand, and after the color of the virus. uh, people began to travel more, fly on planes, drive cars, so we ask. this is the first reason for us. the second reason is that there is a problem with us shale companies since april. companies raise money and banks often denied him funding. the situation in the energy sector is just one of the signals of the g

particularly the department of energy. ey already there are infrastructures necessary for the transportation and storage of russian gas . moreover, turkey expects to become not only a transport gas, but also to create a clearing trading center in order to provide e, fuel to european states with russian oil. it also finds its way to the world market, despite the sanctions in september and the export value was 7.5 million barrels per day. the volume is estimated at more than 15 billion dollars. let me remind you that on december 5 they should enter into due to the restriction of prices for russian oil by the g7 and the european union, this measure implies a ban on maritime transportation and transportation insurance . in the event that the price of oil is above a certain ceiling, but the us treasury has already expressed fears that such sanctions may seem almost useless, since russia will be able to supply. with the help of domestic or asian tankers, as a result of a decrease in exports , from 600,000 to 2 million barrels per

on the eve of the elections, the department of energy. cided to put up for sale another 15 million barrels of national reserves at a price of 89 dollars per barrel, thus a strategic reserve. countries already shrunk to 400 million barrels. this is the minimum level since 1984. the authorities are not going to replenish it at current prices. they plan to wait for a decline to $70, but in the near future there is little hope, experts believe little of this, especially against the backdrop of the decision of custody plus to reduce daily oil production, at the moment the brand is trading above $90 per barrel. there are several reasons why there is absolutely not enough oil, firstly, these are deferred demand after the color of the virus, people began to travel more, fly on planes, travel on cars, therefore, i ask us this is the first reason, the second reason is that there are problems with us shale companies since april , production has not been growing there. the fact is that interest rates have risen and their financial companies have a har

first come at the department of energy will release another 50 million barrels from the strategic trillium reserve, extending our previous release through december. independent analysts have confirmed that drawdowns from the reserves so far have played a big role in bringing down oil prices. bringing them down. we are going to continue to responsibly use that national asset. right now, the strategic petroleum reserve is more than half full with more than 400 million barrels of oil. that is more than enough for any emergency drawdown. with my announcement today, we are going to stabilize markets and decreased prices at a time when actions of other countries have caused such volatility. and i told my team behind to prepare to look for further releases in the months ahead if needed. we are calling it a ready-and-release plan. this allows us to move more quickly to prevent price spikes and respond to international events. secondly, we need to responsibly increase american oil production without delaying or deferring our transition to clean energy. let's debunk some myths. the biden administrat

. >>> the department of energy department of energy released another 15 million barrels on the strategicetroleum reserve extending hour previously announced release through the month of december. right now the strategic petroleum reserve is more than half full with about for hundred million barrels of oil. that's more than enough for any emergency draw down. >> okay, when he mumbled through that, what he didn't mention was the strategic petroleum reserve is now at its lowest point in 40 years. replenishing of will take a lot of time and cost americans a boatload of money. but he doesn't care. he doesn't even understand where he is. the main point is this is not what the reserve was made for. it was conceived to protect all americans in an emerging crisis. not the democratic party ahead of the midterms for. joining us is steve malloy, former trump epa transition manager. since no one else in the media will, we will take the audience through a few statements by then made today at his big energy talk and then we will fact check them. let's begin with this. >> my administration has not stopp

so bringing together as it was touched on the department of energy, the department of transportation, finding ways to tap into some of the things that we are committed to. we passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill. we talked about the importance of electrification of vehicles. will we be able to use that same type of approach when we are making changes to our grid to also make that available to airports? and make sure aviation is able to tap intoonta it. those are some of the examples of how we need to collectively come together to recognize what we are trying to do here can enhance sustainability, accessibility, affordability of air mobility. giving us a chance to do some of those things we are talking about. a lot of things we've talked about, we have use in numbers. we have use effects. just to put aut face behind some of this when we had katrina hit new orleans we relied on our general aviation community. use those airports when louis armstrong was flooded to bring states two-stage relief effort. we can do the same with advanced air mobility. particularly as we are sitting thin

this morning a high-precision massive strike was inflicted on the objects of the military department of energy and communications of ukraine in the event of further attempts to carry out terrorist attacks on the territory of our country, russia's reaction will be tough and consistent with external threats. you know that yesterday aleksandrovich bastrykin, chairman of the investigative committee of russia, reported on the first results of the investigation of the sabotage committed on the crimean bridge, the data of forensic and other examinations, as well as operational information say that the explosion arranged on october 8 is a terrorist act. a terrorist attack aimed at destroying russia's civilian critical infrastructure it is also obvious that the customers, the organizers, the perpetrators of the terrorist attack are the ukrainian special services. the kiev regime has long been using terrorist methods - the murder of public figures, journalists, scientists, and, both in ukraine and in russia, these are terrorist shelling of donbas cities that have been going on for more than 8 years. thi

tomorrow the department of energy will release 50 million barrels to be delivered in december. but the white house says biden could release more barrels during the winter. this comes after prices spiked nationally after opec announce add cut back to its global output. recently, prices have begun to drop. especially in california. nationally the price dropped about a nickel, down $3.87. >>> san francisco's new d.a. is running to keep her job. brooke jenkins faced off with three people looking to replace her. here's how they responded when the moderator asked why they want to be the city's top prosecutor. >> we have to make sure that the work that we do balances the need to be equitable and fair to those who are charged with the need to have accountability so we can have public safety for everyone in this city. >> we get back to the work of actually arresting people here in san francisco and delivering a criminal justice system a 21st century criminal justice system that we all deserve. >> right now this city is in crisis. the corruption and mismanagement and back room deals of a

planning that's taking place across every element of our government including the defense department intelligence community, usaid , department of energy, he has experts from across our government working on a range of contingencies and the president is in regular touch with his national security councilprinciples to get updates on this and direction about how to continue to sharpen his plans . the other thing that's happened is you've seen a steady stream of engagements president biden has had with foreign counterparts particularly nato, g7 and european allies. that has been an opportunity to engage on different scenarios and make sure that the leaders of these countries are directing their teams to coordinate together so that we can have a common placement for how we respond. that's been an important planning function that's almost unprecedented in the intensity and frequency of engagements at the leader level in thesecircumstances . >> talking about the sanctions i know we've had a bunch of sanctions that have lasted seven months and i want you to understand what these tools, are you confident these latest sanctions would deter or c

so the white house, according to bloomberg, has already asked the department of energy to analyze thexport of gasoline, diesel and other petroleum products from the united states, for the united states to export oil to someone, for example, to the european union, and it is out of the question for them to do this oil. you have to buy it first, but there will be nowhere to buy it, because guardianship plus production reduces, what this can lead to is clearly demonstrated by the european gas market after the sabotage on the pipeline system to the nord stream , the expectations of experts have worsened, however, moscow has repeatedly stated that russia is a reliable partner nord stream two, one of the branches is not damaged. russia is ready to start deliveries if will be taken, respectively, by the decision of the european colleagues on the need to supply gas to european consumers through this gas pipeline , all the necessary legal formal procedures will be carried out for the launch. we will be ready to provide delivery along this route, but for this. the topic is the political will of

malyshev lead, kherson the russian military continue to strike at the objects of the military department of energyraine air raid alert this night sounded in kiev, dnepropetrovsk, mykolaiv and other regions of the population. nikolaev write in social networks about a strong fire at the place of arrival, presumably a rune throughout the country, a clock projectile, regular power outages, ukrenergo calls on residents to charge telephones, stock up on water, flashlights , batteries, as well as warm socks and blankets the authorities of the dnepropetrovsk region are asking the population to stop total and austerity of energy. since even a washing machine can lead to emergency shutdowns, residents of the kiev region are advised to turn off refrigerators for the whole day in kiev and ternopil, all electric transport has been stopped today, and in nikolaev, traffic lights have also been turned off. against this background, alarming news for the kiev regime came from the united states, according to the congressman. kevin mccarthy republicans in case of victory in the november elections. here cut funding uk

our next guest has had a long career, type of career that makes me question my own career choices. he has served on capitol hill energy departmentuse national secure to counsel, international energy -- security council, international security, welcome the secretary of energy, david. david: thank you. >> thank you for joining us this morning. david: thank you for the very kind introduction, that might be the nicest introduction i've ever gotten. >> i was looking at your bio, -- david: i have been very lucky, i have had great opportunities. >> first i have to start off with gas prices that are top of mind for many americans in the wake of the opec plus decision. i am curious, what you are expecting to see in terms of actual gas price responses in the united states over the next couple of weeks? how significant do you think the consequences might be that ordinary people would see? david: thank you, andrew. the price of the pump is not only top of mind for americans across the country, and frankly people across the world. i can personally say it is top of mind of president biden, the secretary, to the full team. this is one thing th

coast guard, the department of energy, the epa, that includes search and rescue, teams to assist survivorswer is now back as you pointed out, governor, 92% of the island. water is back to 95% of the island. thanks in part to the dedicated ibw workers and support staff. now we have to get to 100%. here at this facility, you can see the generators from fema and the army corps of engineers that were transporting to places that still don't have power. they're paired with fuel trucks so generators can be gassed up on site. my administration is helping individuals and families right away. many families are scrambling to pay their bills right now to fill up their gas tank, to put food on the table. they can register at fema, cash assistance for $700 to help cover the essentials for a little while. so far nearly 200,000 households across puerto rico have received this cash assistance. $700 won't replace what you lost, not even close but it can help take care of the basics while you catch your breath and get back on your feet. fema has made crisis counselors available whether you're a survivor or f

bringing it together as it is touch on the department of energy that finding ways to tap in to something that we are committed to. we passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill, we talked about the importance of the electrification of vehicles. will we be able to use that same time of approach when we are making changes to our grid? to also make it available to airports to make sure that aviation is able to tap into it? that are some of the examples of how we need to collectively come together. we recognize what we are trying to do here is enhanced sustainability, acceptability, affordability. giving us a chance to do some of the things that we are talking about. a lot of the things, some of the things we've talked about, we use numbers and facts just to put faces behind this. what we had could even hit new orleans. we realized our general aviation community that lead those airports when louis armstrong was flooded to bring state to state relief effort. we can do the same with advanced air mobility, particularly as we're thinking about the hurricane -- we can move organs for transplant. w

coast guard, the department of energy, the environmental protection agency, they include search and rescue and teams to assist our buyers -- survivors. -- power is now back. 92% of the island and water is back at 95% of the island thanks in part to dedicated workers and federal support staff. we have to get to 100%. at this facility, you can see some of the generators from fema and the army corps of engineers that were transported to places that still don't have power. my administration is providing financial assistance for families and individuals right away. many families are scrambling to pay bills and fill up their gas tank and put food on the table. they can register at fema and cash assistance for $700. nearly 200,000 households across puerto rico have received the cash assistance. $700 won't replace what you lost not even close, but it can help take care of some of the basics while you catch your breath. fema has made crisis counselors available, whether you are a survivor or first responder. if you need help, or someone to talk to, people are here for you. the hotline number is 1-8

department of energy and state agencies like the california air resources board, but more importantly, we're working with suppliers and we're working with the minds and we're working. um you know, with a processors of those materials, what is the role of the auto industry going to be in building up that charging infrastructure? yeah. so first we're going to be working with power companies electrical utilities to make sure they understand where vehicle demand is going. and then that will allow us to help consumers understand how to most affordably charge their vehicles , roughly 80% of electric vehicle owners today charged at home and so we want to make sure first and foremost that we're partnering with utilities to make sure that that process is seamless and afford. herbal secondly, we are working with public charging developers to map out where charging should be in in installed, uh and how it should be installed. we've laid out a series of attributes, for example, the charging should be seamless. customers should be able to pay with a credit card. by the way, the charging stations s

the department of energy says that will cost $180 million a year. that goes on top of your bill. is idea that renewables lower your energy costs is wrong. beyond wrong. it is on your bill. whether you are in -- you are on a fixed income, low income, you have to pay. there has to be a transition. he is right. massachusetts has tons of renewables and they have higher electricity vices than even we do. pci comes. they say will be the transportation climate initiative of new england. i killed it because it would have started another $.17 per gallon on top of your gas. those are not debatable facts. those are known. all these renewables require a subsidy. you have to make the transition. you have to not overburden the biomass plants. democrats wanted to keep those running. i vetoed that bill. >> what would you do to lower costs? >> we have to talk about the heart -- in terms of fuel or electricity? >> electricity. >> it is all related. biden starts closing everything down, this incentivizes more production, limits the amount of natural gas. we need more natural gas. while you make that

armed forces of the russian federation continue to conduct a special operation during the day department of energy of ukraine as well as an arsenal with ammunition and weapons of foreign production. all designated objects were hit in the kopensk direction by a unit of the russian army during offensive operations. they captured the settlement, vorobievka, kharkiv region and inflicted a significant defeat on the unit of the first operational brigade of the national guard of ukraine. armed forces of ukraine reinforced with tanks. the enemy was driven back to their original positions, the losses of the armed forces of ukraine in this direction amounted to more than 60 ukrainian servicemen, one tank, three armored combat vehicles. and two pickup trucks on the red mask in the direction as a result of inflicting fire damage on the advancing assault groups of the seventy-first jaeger, eightieth air assault and twenty-fifth airborne brigades of the armed forces of ukraine in the areas of stelmakhivka settlements. rozovka lugansk people's republic karpovka ivanovka of the donetsk people's republic thwarted

first, the department of energy will release another 15 million barrels from a strategic petroleum reserve, extending our previously announced release through the month of december. independent analysis -- excuse me, independent analysts have confirmed that drawdowns from the reserves so far have played a big role in bringing down oil prices, bringing them down. so we're going to continue the responsible use of that national asset. right now the strategic petroleum reserve is more than half full with about 400 million barrels of oil. that's more than enough for any emergency drawdown. with my announcement today, we're going to continue to stabilize markets and decrease the prices at a time when the actions of other countries have caused such volatility. and i've told my team behind me hear to be prepared to look further, look for further releases of the months ahead if needed. we're calling it a ready and release plan. this allows us to move quickly to prevent oil price spikes and respond to international events. secondly, we need to responsibly increase american oil production without del

coast guard, the department of energy, the environmental protection agency, they include search and rescue, teams to assist survivors, and power restoration experts. power is now back, as you pointed out, governor, in 90%, 92% of the island. and water is back to 95% of the island. thanks in part to the dedicated ibew workers and support staff and we now have to get to 100%. here at this facility, you can see some of the generators from fema and the army corps of engineerings that were transported into places that still don't have power. here, here they're loaded on trucks and brought to locations in the hospitals and shelters, and paired with fuel trucks, so the generators can be gassed up on-site. my administration is also providing financial assistance to help families and individuals right away. many families are scrambling to pay their bills, right now, to fill up their gas tank. to put food on the table. they can register at fema cash assistance for $700 to help cover the essentials, for just a little while. so far, nearly 200,000 households across puerto rico have received this cash

the indian air force dmitry melnikov and vladislav dodonov news from ahmed abad india the us department of energyale another 15 million barrels of strategic reserve oil today in order to somehow reduce the price of gasoline in the country. moreover, to replenish the stock, which has reached its lowest level since 1984. the white house plans with the cost of a barrel in the corridor from 67 to 72 dollars, but such a situation is unlikely in the short term, firstly, as blonberg writes, eu sanctions have called into question the reliability of supplies and the markets have already reacted with growth, and secondly, in the morning solidarity has decided guardianship plus, pakistan expressed a pass to cut production against the backdrop of washington's dissatisfaction in islamabad. they stressed that they value a constructive approach and mutual respect. well, kator said that under the current conditions he is not able to help europe with energy resources and without russian gas, the coming winters will be difficult. the final of the large-scale competition of the flagship education school was held in

the thing is that today the us department of energy will announce the sale of another 15 million.the reserve. they want to do this to stabilize the cost of fuel in the country, but in the guards they make forecasts for the future, they are sure that by forty. this year, the demand for oil will be very high and will immediately grow by 23%, if according to the results of the twenty-first year, about 260 million barrels per day were consumed in the world, then by the forty-fifth year it will already be more than 350. we continue to monitor the situation on the market. well, let's move on to other topics. saudi arabia wants to join the brix five, this was announced in the republic of south africa next year, south africa will take over the chairmanship of the group what to expect from the next summit and how the balance of power in the geopolitical arena can change will tell alexandra nazarova now joins me also welcomes meanwhile washington is now reviewing relations with a number. are there any options for how they will line up in the future, for example, dissuade american businesses

on the eve of the elections, the department of energy. le another 15 million barrels of national reserves at a price of 89 dollars per barrel, thus a strategic reserve. the country has already dropped to 400 million barrels. this is the minimum level since 1984. under the current valuable authorities, they are not going to replenish it. they plan to wait for a decline to $70, but there are few hopes for this in the near future, experts believe little, especially against the backdrop of the decision of opek plus o reduction in daily oil production. the brand is currently trading above $90 per barrel. there are several reasons why the us is running out of oil, first is pent-up demand, and after the color of the virus. uh, people started traveling more, flying on planes, driving cars, so i ask us this is the first reason, the second reason is that there is a problem with us shale companies since april, production has not increased there. the fact is that interest rates have risen and their financial companies raise money and banks often refus

the us department of energy, as promised today, put up for sale 15 million barrels of oil and strategiceserves. this is part of a plan adopted in march to implementation of the 180 millionth batch of raw materials to bring down prices on the world market comes out. true , president joe biden is in a hurry to help with verbal interventions, and what comes out of this will tell rustam suits. the reverse effect us president joe biden made a speech about strengthening america's energy security, clearly hoping that after his words oil prices would fall. biden urged not to spend super profits on buying back their shares and dividends, but to increase production of gas stations, according to the head of state, should reduce prices for consumers my message to american energy companies. that's it. you must not use your profits to buy back shares or dividends. don't lower the price you charge at the gas station now to show that you share the gas station fee too. product you still make a significant profit your shareholders will continue to do well. but biden, apparently, forgot the main problem i

the non-binary drag queen who serves as one of biden's deputy assistant secretaries at the department of energyis makes sense to most americans at least. but then again, this is our vice president. >> vice president harris: i am a woman sitting and the table wearing a blue suit. >> laura: yeah, that is our vice president. she got the pronouns right. democrats made a huge mistake. instead of keeping the far-left at bay, they impressed all of it. you saw kamala the coach and liberals are caught between a rock at a hard place because no muslim american mothers and fathers and -- in dearborn technician, they have join the culture war. >> how do these books even end up in our library? these books are really bad. i cringe. >> we focus on raising our rock-bottom test scores and do away with exposing our minors to sickly explicit materials. >> where are the strong values? >> laura: this could be the time that muslims start voting with conservatives and against the theories being forced on kids. this is ongoing educational abuse. and it is only outdone now by the ongoing abuse been done to innocent amer

department of energy projects heating cost jump of 24% whether you use natural gas or heating oil and many people worried about heating assistance programs that might not keep up. >> good evening, trace. energy costs expected to be more than a decade. the energy department predicted heating bills will job 24% if you use natural gas in the u.s. heating oil is projected with 10%. some of the reasons, global energy consumption has rebounded since the start of the pandemic and the war of ukraine has reduced supplies. people living in new england who rely heavily on heating oil might be hit the hardest. energy department -- to keep a typical home this winter. in new rochelle, new york, fox 5 caught up with the owner of a company. he tells us that winters prices are the highest he's seen in 25 years of operating his business. >> i'm seeing bills of 200 gallons, almost a thousand dollars compared to last year. it was half that. people putting on three different credit cards. you think about it, they aren't going to pay these credit cards off so they can hit both ways. >> as we head into the

of republican opportunities. >> thank you ron brownstein. >> thanks for having me. >>> while clean energy remains a devicive political issue in states like texas, sprawling solar and wind farms are increasingly popping up. and the departmentlysis is suggesting hundreds of thousands of energy jobs will go to red states like texas. cnn's gabe cohen has more. >> reporter: the vast plains of west texas are not just oil and gas country anymore. >> there it is. >> reporter: on allen's cotton farm outside saint angelo, a sprawling solar farm. this lifelong republican and his neighbors are leasing 700 acres to an energy company making hundreds of thousands of dollars each year to allow these panels on their land. >> it is a rocking chair money. it comes every year. >> reporter: san angelo is one of many republican communities betting big on renewable energy. >> it is not just about drilling. >> reporter: michael heads the economic development for the san anglo chamber of commerce. recruiting energy companies to build at least nine solar wind farms during their small city of 100,000 people. >> they are providing a strong revenue source. >> did you get pushback? >> we didn't. they have some political pushback and certain communitie

massive strike with long -range precision weapons on the objects of the military department of communications and energyukraine due to serious damage to infrastructure as a result of rocket attacks , kiev today stops exporting electricity to europe . our artillery crews strike at the fortified points of nationalists. here are the shots of the ministry of defense of how the hyacinth-s self-propelled howitzers work as a result of a new attack, the concrete shelters of the radicals were destroyed. and this combat missions in the special operation zone are performed by our tankers. for greater efficiency, the crew operates together with motorized rifle units. shooting is also carried out on the move, which allows you to save equipment on the battlefield. as a result, all firing points and objects of the enemy were hit. meanwhile, the training of fighters is going on at 80 training grounds, shooting is taking place all over russia. moving in the trenches, orienteering, first aid, everything is taught by experienced instructors. what is the most valuable skill the majority is already there, so it's teamwork m

the us department of energy, as promised, today put up for sale 15 million barrels of oil and strategic plan adopted in march to implement 180 million shipments of raw materials to bring down prices on the world market comes out. true , president joe biden is in a hurry to help with verbal interventions , what rustam kosomov will tell from this usa joe biden made a speech about strengthening america's energy security, clearly counting on the fact that after his words oil prices will drop, however, in the end, quotes, on the contrary there were no sensational statements, it all came down to banal accusations against saudi arabia of the largest us oil companies and biden urged retailers, that is, gas stations of american oilmen, not to spend excess profits on buying back their shares and dividends, but to increase production of gas stations, according to the head of state. must lower consumer prices, my message to us energy companies is this. you must not use your profits to buy back shares or dividends. don't now lower the price you charge at the gas station to show that you share the pr

armies inflict a massive strike with precision weapons on the objects of the military department of communications and energy of ukraine, vladimir putin spoke about this at a meeting of the security council, residents of several regions, including kiev, had previously reduced electricity consumption by 40%. in the lugansk people's republic , demining is in full swing, the engineering units of the people's militia pay special attention to roads, areas around life support facilities, and agricultural fields are liberated from ukrainian nationalists, mainly anti-tank anti-personnel mines, land mines, and around most of them, retreating, they set up stretch marks. the enemy, uh, when leaving, the feature of cities from the landings is often mined very often, so 70-80% of cases minus the treatment costs them, that is, the mine is mined by a mine trap or by some surprise, if possible, pull it off somewhere. we pull it off, if this is impossible to do, naturally, all inclined ones are undermined. in the belgorod region, they understand the circumstances of the terrorist attack that occurred at one of the training g

he has top-secret security clearances from the nsa and the department of energy. he is a tough guy. and yet he is being put in such an the enormous amount of stress and it all comes down to the fbi and the cover up. i think we are stay and with the story that the story of the cover-up is now bigger than the story of the original corruption. the fbi knew when tony bobulinski came to them 11 days before the 2020 election that you could not get a witness more credible than he is. they knew that what he was saying was correct about the influence peddling scheme. >> thank you for saying that about his bravery. his courage gives the rest of us heart. i am grateful for that and for you. miranda divine, thank you. we are out of time. here is sean. >>> i agree with both of you. very courageous on tony's part. great interview. >>> tonight the biden administration is obsessed with racial inequality. , kamala harris remains locked into her belief that people of cover should receive florida hurricane relief funding first. kanye west meanwhile is calling black lives matter a scam. one prominent de

see how bloomberg writes the white house has already asked the united states department of energy to states exports of gasoline, diesel and other petroleum products. well, of course, the goal is to weaken. uh, rising prices uh inside the united states but how will this affect other countries, including european countries, who are now just praying for american lng supplies and other petroleum products from the united states, the same bloomberg writes that the uk has already announced. europe is just in for a catastrophe, if the biden administration really leads, uh, such a ban ivan alekseevich here is a benevolent hegemon for you. i did not ask, yes, you do not slip me, yes, please, american benevolent hegemony. and you are absolutely true. you are correct in saying that the behavior in the united states and the attitude towards the united states have changed a lot. though may be wrong. i say that a certain appearance has changed. i don't think the united states was ever fully. eh, here is such an altruistic power, rather benevolent hegemony, it implies some elements of altruism and t

this initiative is going to lead -- going to be led by the white house and housed in the department of energyof department of interiors to support the electric vehicle supply chain, and we're going to do it the right way, respecting the rights of tribes, creating good-paying union jobs and protecting the environment in local communities. folks -- >> there is his second economic announcement of the day talking about this $2.8 billion in grants. this is part of the infrastructure act. they're now being rewarded to some 20 manufacturing and processing centers. the goal in some of these cases we're talking about batteries to reduce that dependence on china, chinese minerals. the president talking about the 8,000 or so jobs to move away from that dependence on china. >>> let's get back now to ukraine and the declaration of martial law in these four illegally annexed areas of ukraine and go to nic robertson who joins us from kyiv. ukrainians are urging a response to putin. are they saying how? >> reporter: they are. they're being clear about it, laying it out point-blank. they're saying, look. what

department of energy, looking in the czech republic and having meetings with all of those eastern europeanll of them are reliant on russian technology and russian fuel, and all of them are looking to move. it was maybe about that time that we realized, hey, these countries want to deal with cameco, but they also want to do with westinghouse. together, we will be able to work together and provide options through them. that is going to be a really exciting new market for us in eastern europe. kriti: cameco ceo tim gitzel. we thank you for your time. it really has worldwide implications. we want to check on the markets here. it is interesting. we did have a marginal gain. the s&p 500 is now flat on the day. jon: we do have the fed minutes to watch for and the cpi print tomorrow. mark mccormack saying he would not be surprised to see cpi print coming in ahead of expectations. obviously, we know in these recent cpi prints, the expectations of inflation peeking have ultimately left some investors feeling disappointed. looking at the market right now, it does seem to continue that uncertainty. th

this initiative is going to be led by the white house and housed in the department of energy, with the of the department of interior, to security america's electric vehicle battery supply chain and clean energy future. we're going to do it the right way. respecting the rights of tribes, creating good-paying union jobs, and protecting the environment and the local communities. folks, one more thing about how we're going to do this. you may have seen the news reports, describing republicans who voted against the infrastructure bill, attacking democrats for passing it, because it's socialism, well now quietly and privately, they're sending me and the administration letters asking for money from the same bill, talking about how important the projects would be for their districts, if we just got them the money. and i was really surprised to find out there were so many socialists in the republican caucus. but even if they voted against it, i made a promise when i was running and got elected, i will be the president for all america, so we will build a better america together, whether they vot

of the police officers are among those killed. while clean energy remains a divisive issue in texas, solar farms are springing up, and a department jobs are going to go to red states like texas. gabe cohen has more. >> reporter: the vast plains of west texas are not just oil and gas country anymore. >> there it is. >> reporter: on allan's cotton farm outside of san angelo, the boom is above ground. this lifelong republican and neighbors are lesion 700 acres to an energy company making hundreds of thousands of dollars each year to allow these panels on the land. >> it is rocking chair money, and it is money that will come every year. >> reporter: san angelo is one of the rural companies that is going to bet big on the renewable energy. >> it is not all about drilling and energy. >> reporter: michael loony is recruiting the energy companies to build at least nine solar and wind farms near their small city of 109,000 people. >> they are providing a strong source. >> did you get pushback. >> there is some in certain communities that find them to be not a good fit, but in tom greene county, we found a perfect fit. >> and sometimes it

seeing headlines out of the white house in the energy department that the u.s. energy industry should have done more to bring down prices. and my argument is they would have, except the biden administration kept getting in the way. that's the issue, right? and now, this is going to -- this blew me away, i saw a headline out of the white house or the department of energy basically saying that they were going to call on congress to be less reliant on opec oil. hello. we have been telling you what to do for years, it's drilling america, invest in u.s. energy, the cleanest in the world. that's the answer. you don't have to go to congress, just give us a call. >> sandra: bret read this out last hour, i'll put it on the screen for the viewers, oil and gas on opec cutting oil output, saying the white house has one option left. one they should have never turned away from in the first place. to your point, phil, the u.s. oil and gas industry and workers, life comes at you pretty fast, the president of the u.s. oil and gas association. we'll see what happens next. obvious

the president is calling on the department of energy to be ready to move forward with additional significant strategic petroleum reserves sales this wednesday winter, if needed, due to russia or other actions disrupting global markets. there is that. one look at the levels now especially when compared with the beginning of 2022 and you can see why there has been great because for alarm in some quarters. and obviously a course correction from the white house which you may remember, said this just a couple of weeks ago. >> and in about releasing more oil? how is the president going to keep the supply up? >> we are not considering new releases from the strategic petroleum reserve. >> it's going to happen soon. that was then, this is now. all this happening is mr. biden claiming the economy is "strong as hell." despite key indicators that we are already awash in recessionary pressure. >> we could be barreling towards a recession and the economy is as the president says of strong as hell." >> the job market is strong. the labor force is strong and that is not usually for a recession. and so a lot

that's something that has been talked about by the department of energy and white house. s. >> what about increasing supply? a lot of the conservative critics of biden, "the wall street journal" editorial page goes on about how you could still increase u.s. domestic supply. when i have talked to oil company executives, they say we're pumping everything we can. >> i'm glad you asked that question, because last week, i've been in the midwest with mostly oil producers, ceos of large and medium-sided oil companies and independents. the most worrying thing i found out is the best quality of areas where u.s. production was taking place, the producers have pretty much depleted that outside of the permian basin, which is in texas and around that region. outside of that, we have maxed out. >> finally, iran and venezuela. let's leave the politics of whether you can want the price to pay or to get back into the deal. but from a market point of view, if those two countries start producing and exporting, would that be a big difference? >> those two are really the only hope for the oil

the united states by itself spent nearly $1 trillion if you add the money in the department of energyuclear weapons and so on. $1 trillion. $2 trillion globally. meanwhile, the total budget for the united nations is $3 billion. we spend trillions of dollars on weapons and only low billions on peacebuilding. it is extraordinary. i want more people to know about these numbers. there is a habit of warmaking. look, you cannot take out ukraine, lifted out of the earth and put it in iowa. ukraine is going to have to live next to russia. it is going to have to live there. that is where it is. the ukrainians on the russians have to come to some kind of agreement. the kind of way in which the rhetoric in this war has accelerated going back to 2014, that is rhetorical acceleration. something even the ukrainians rejected when the low to zelenskyy came before them in the election. mr. zelenskyy came to office vowing to make a peace agreement with the russians because even he recognizes ukraine has to live next to russia. at that united states saw ukraine as a kind of loose nail under which they p

first, the department of energy will release another 15 million barrels from the strategic petroleum e, extending our previously announced release through the month of december. independent analysis has confirmed that drawdowns from the reserves so far have played a big role in bringing down oil prices, bringing them down. so, we will continue to responsibly use that national asset. right now, the strategic petroleum reserve is more than 50% full with more than 400 million barrels of oil. that's more than enough for any emergency drawdown. with my announcement today, we will continue to stabilize markets and decrease prices at a time when the actions of other countries have caused such volatility. i have told my team behind me here to be prepared to look for further releases in the months ahead if needed. we are calling it a "ready and relates" plan. this allows us to move quickly to reduce oil price spikes and respond to international events. secondly, we need to responsibly increase american oil production without delaying or deferring our transition to clean energy. let's debunk so

>> i will refer back to my colleagues at the department of energy in terms of specifics of the reservethe releases we have done to date have had an impact on bringing down gasoline prices for the american people. in addition to that, we have seen historic increases in domestic production here in the united states. we are seeing increases in production in places like canada and other places around the world that aren't members of opec. as you know, gasoline, oil, our goal is to make sure global production increases to make sure it meets the needs of the people around the world. the president is committed to bring down the cost of gasoline. >> would you list sanctions and let venezuela pump more oil? >> as you know, sanctions we put in place in venezuela has been in response to a regime that has taken steps that are not consistent with protecting the human rights of their people or free and fair democratic rule. those sanctions are intended to galvanize behavioral change. i'm not going to get ahead of the conversations between the regime and the government of venezuela. what i will say i

the non binary drag queen who serves as one of biden's deputy assistant secretaries at the department of energy. now, none of this makes sense to most americans, at least. >> but then again, this is our vice president . i am kamala harris. my pronouns are she and her and the woman sitting at the table wearing a blue suit. >> yeah, that's our vice president . got the pronouns. yeah, she got them right. now, democrats make a huge mistake here. instead of keeping the far left at bay, like, frankly, obama did on most issues, they embraced all of it. you saw kamala there. and now liberals are caught between a rock and a hard place because now muslim american mothers and fathers in dearborn, michigan, they've joined the culture war. how do these books even end up in our library? that's the biggest thing. i mean, these books are really bad. >> i when i'm looking at it, i cringe. focus on raising were rock bottom test scores and do away with exposing minors to explicit material. where is the math ? where is the reading? where is the history? where are the strong values? this could be the time that musl

three cabinet officials i love that at the department of energy. lkie veterans affairs and what of my favorites was a david bernhardt in interior print member calling david when they saying hey, i just found out you guys are flying these communist china drones over sensitive government lands. that is a national security risk according to the intel peart we had that sold within a i day. people in the west wing, cash patel would be great. i do not want to get the impression i was critical of everybody. just the opposite. for me it's not score settling. thus the wrong take away and hope people don't take that. jared kushner for example i'm very critical of him. i got along quite well with him. what i'm doing and taking back trumps america's provide an accurate historical account of how white houses should and sometimes don't work. in the original sin of this administration happened the day after november 8, 2016 election. there is a decision made to bring in the traditional republican wing of the party. the republican national committee, the mitch mcco

. >> the department of energy released another 15 million barrels of strategic petroleum reserve. >> 20 days from november 8th, president biden releases the oil. >> i have been doing everything in my power to reduce gas prices. >> tonight why the cost of gasoline could decide the fate of american democracy. then, why a federal court is calling john eastman's emails potential evidence of a conspiracy to defraud the united states. >> i only need 11,000 votes. i need 11,000 votes. give me a break. >> and today's trump deposition in a definition lawsuit stemming from rape allegations. >> then, i would >> i would take the life of a mother with exceptions. >> there are live exceptions for the life of the mother. >> a horrifying reality of what is becoming a republican talking point on abortion. a new depth of despair and deception from new reporting on the desantis migrant stunt. when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. you know, there is not a lot that american presidents can do to control gas prices, even though their political fate often depends on w