you have had inventory numbers that have been bullish ipi and eia data the were key. the key is what extent do they extend deep ner 20 but cut to 19.5 to 19.6 barrels i think if you look at where supply demand dynamics in the are right now they need to get through the middle part of next year because there is a glut online oil prices are right now are as high as they've been since the aramco targets were bombed over the summers. that's impressive into the meeting. >> we are literally looking at what could be the worst trade of the last decade counting down the final days of this one. >> for sure. >> does anybody think that energy is going to be place to be in 2020. >> for trades absolutely listen exxon is 66 wsh 6.50 the low in december we bounced appropriated there recently some people came out said 50% upside next omp slumber ge looks interesting off these levels analysts will upgrade them are they sustainable probably not but for trades slumber ge is up in in the last two weeks. >> i think you can get more. >> obviously a lot of leverage look at the xle 43% is the

i find in statistics that people still -- the eia lists opec countries and non-opec producers. how important is opec anymore? i teach a course at the graduate and undergraduate level, and we often talk about, was there an opec era? is it still on? does it only last a short time? how could you guage opec's gauge opec's power? >> please forgive me for not mentioning this in the top. opec's power, it is greatest when oil prices, ironically, are low. not high. if you can sustain oil prices at a low level for a long period of time, guess what, who controls the largest share of the world's cheap oil prices? who has the lowest cost of production? those tend to be producers in the middle east who dominate opec. there may not have been an opec oil embargo, but there have in price increases to compensate for the decline of the u.s. dollar following the shock in 1971, the delinking of dollar to gold. most importantly, oil prices were too low. it was unfair to producing nations. they were giving a nonrenewable resource at such a low price. if you hadthat sustained low oil prices, the middl

luke, the eia, energy information administration, just upped demand of global oil for 2020. i mean, by 50,000 barrels per day. but i still think that that -- maybe they see something more solid in the global economy here. >> well, 50,000 isn't that much but at least i don't see it going down significantly. for next year, though, i mean, i have just got to believe volatility is going to go up. it's been really dampened, it's lower than it should be. you are going into an election year and by the way, there is still no china deal. it's going to take awhile. the chinese have taken a lot of pain. they might want to wait another year to see how the election goes but they're not going to make it easy. so i kind of agree with blackrock. i also think inflation numbers are a lot lower than they really are. we are spending more than ever on health care, on rent, on education, college education, babysitting, dental work, et cetera, et cetera. it is a little high -- liz: we are looking at a one-year, the vix, volatility index. it is 50% above its 2019 lows. i think you're right, we star

congressman, we do have a cctv video surveillance system in and around the white house but there's a eia by the department of homeland security alerting people to that and in addition to the cameras we have, many are on pennsylvaniaavenue in the building adjacent to the white house .>> what about other federaldepartments ? >> i can't what other federal departments are doing. >> thank you very much sir, i like yours to. >> i yielded back to mister chair. >> now we recognize thegentle lady from florida missed dennings . >> thank you mister chairman and thank you to ourwitnesses . let me just for the record say that i respect the job that you have to do. i understand how tough they are. i think that all of our jobs have gotten tougher in recent years. i'm not sure why my colleagues feel the need to talk about abolishing your agencies. as i know no one on this committee, neither side of the aisle has ever proposed such an idea. we are the committee on homeland security. and we are here to make sure that you have the tools and resources to effectively do your job. but i know that it's a littl

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