why would exxon ceo do that? well, it didn't happen because we, the people or our elected represent wanted companies like exide to enact such a self-destructive policy. despite extreme media and academic pressure, there's been no legislation requiring, such as exxon, to adopt net zero policy because it's a ridiculous thing for an oil company to do. and a majority of americans do not it. they certainly didn't help because there's a lack of consumer demand for exxon's products or to the contrary. demand is accelerating across the globe. and it didn't happen because exxon's benefits shareholders, its actual stake holders thought it was in there or the company's best financial interest because clearly it was not. it because a group of esg supporting financial elites overrode our represent of democracy, overrode our consumer driven free market economy and the profit motive by using the power they derive from investing our money to their policies and ideological goals. it was an effort to advance a transformation of ou

charles, chevron's up 5.5% this year, exxon's up 2%, there's a lot of great things happening in energy but the smaller producers that don't have the pricing power as chevron and exxon, they don't make as much at $70. they want higher. the president would love to get lower priced oil. it's going to be tough to get there. it's down 10% from 78 to 71, that's a great range for consumers. right in the 70s. charles: could you live with 65? >> with exxon could -- [laughter] but some of the smaller producers in the permian, 65 a cuts into margins. charles: but you think about, likeal a bear that, right? i had a guest that said -- like the tar sands stuff, that's hard to refine. >> it's the very hard to refine. yeah, the margins are not there at 60. 65's a little better but, yeah, 70s seems to be the sweet spot, no pun if intended. charles: more and more folks are talking mull using, we keep hearing this the -- this is the year. >> it's an investment bank that does nothing but advise on acquisitions. and then that they pay out all of the profits in dividends. charles: right. >> so it was only a

and one of pocket stones largest cities to shower, trying to preserve the culture while living in exxon that practicing one of the most famous ask them songs. the lyrics mean homeland on or about the beauty of us down to stand, put the hash maps. he said it's a country that he no longer recognizes. war plus we're looking for the longest function was the last was if i go to have done this, then i will be killed. there is no future for me. all my family, but it pucks fun. we're being asked to leave. we are human beings. we need to be treated like humans, no question. since 2023 pockets. dani authorities have wrapped up efforts to pull f guns with out residency papers last year when the $800000.00, which reported. but the government officials say that immigration rules on new different than western nations because have undocumented people by the musicians or anyone else. we kind of undocumented people in the country while the streets of the shower are brimming with people. many s guns are in limbo, i'm afraid to leave the homes. this room is a sanctuary for these office, but they say as so

am i. >> absolutely. >> question is. >> is exxon the goat. >> in the. >> omg space? >> no it's not. and i you know, frankly i'd rather see you in chevron if you could do that. sorry about your dog. i wish i had something for the dog. i'm trying to think. i mean, maybe zoetis has something i don't i can't doesn't come to mind, but i know we want to stay away from exxon. it's just it's not where the action is. let's go to david. also in texas. david. >> jimmy, chill. >> yo, yo. >> on behalf of all. >> nfl fans that aren't kc fly, eagles fly. >> you bet. go, birds. what's up? >> all right, so my stocks have been a dog since august. >> is there. >> any. >> hope. >> left for intel. >> you know what. look intel does have a very good cfo. now ceo one of the two ceos. i wouldn't bet with it. i wouldn't bet against it. i think it is a great institution, but i don't want to be in the stock right now. look, this year surprised me. had a lot of winners outside of tech. and the one that we have in the top. well just amazon disappointed tonight. but i do think the others can keep winning. and tha

and one of pocket stones largest cities to shower, trying to preserve that culture while living in exxon that practicing one of the most famous ask them songs. the lyrics mean hoax in, at any moment they could be arrested and the posted a constant face to face musicians and all that scans who lacked proper documentation across the bulk of stones cars on a camp where the pores i scanned refugees live. the conditions are desperate, the outlay have no choice but to walk. and so to the young, like have dry to at 11 years old, south dusty plastic bustles and metal tends to on the living side to that by sigma . i got the scraps from these homes and then sell them for a few 100 rupees. so that me and my family can survive is to move in full decades. afghanistan has not known peace and its people have fled most of them to neighboring pockets. dawn, but with authorities has settled that the protection plans. it seems that i scanned refugees, could be on the move once again, searching for safe land to cool home. sorry, go out to 0 to shower, talk this done. well that's it for the show inside story

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have the most of the stuff the price for the for the to national a very slow here for me and actually exxon, you must speak to them and say bucks to you to talk with us for most of just to consider it started up really well, 32. so again, these are peaceful play and you come and 0 shaking out all the things that i cheat about terry. all the in your category, is there any thoughts from those 90 studies deal? if the international tribunal had been held today, the verdict would have been very different. the crime would have been considered within the framework of the prohibited use of biological weapons. and the, also known as that, as i later and see if i get it the production, even if the thermostat doesn't shave like you do this, let me see the new i'm a sugars that's for the blue cross blue. see, see the just putting you moving bits that doesn't mean use that as it is the form of women's prison. it looked like sped germany, to 60 is if this house, the central office, for the investigation of nazi crimes, an investigation in the local newspaper became the catalyst for an investigation of th

years. benjamin and y'all are right there on board with chums sufficient to send the godson's into exxon. however, we speak with a member of a hamas political bureau who fires back saying that people must decide for themselves the number of people who are really to go with this such idea to be nearly 0. but a scene is of much you enough to decide for the.

years. benjamin and y'all are right there on board with chums sufficient to send the guidelines into exxon. however, we speak with a member of a hamas political bureau who fires back saying that people must decide for themselves the number of people who are really to go with this such idea to be nearly 0. the scene is of much you enough to decide for themselves, and they are committed to them learn to their course by the usa i. the regulations continue to grow, which really reveals the deep state agencies sponsors thousands of so called john list worldwide. 9 of practice during the mainstream narrative was on silencing the stories that doug spoke with the west and live the 5 for almost go. we all breaking that predictable legacy media narratives and getting you your news on feel. welcome to it here or whatnot. and so taken off the news, our state side we go with donald trump is busy protecting benjamin netanyahu from international bull. he signed an executive order on leasing sanctions on the international criminal court, saying the global body has abused its power by going off through his

government is going to take stakes in apple, google, and exxon and other american countries?comes inevitably political control. >> was briefly going over getting the money. they have to raise taxes most who have a sovereign wealth fund have norway, saudi arabia natural resource like oil which is generating a lot of surpluses part you will notice we are not in the problem dealing with surpluses. they would have to raise a lot of taxes and people are not going to like that we have been to the debate what happens if the government invested in equities? at social security debate for the past two decades. this is not something that americans with a think about it once. do they really want to nationalize big tech companies? do they want to nationalize the big pharmaceutical companies? who then decides what products they make? is that something will have a committee and hhs decide to do? it raises the spectrum of huge interference with the economy. in one of the great laughs about all of this is a friend talked about saudi arabia very familiar with that fund. then a week private sec

exxon and their shareholders referred to it as that. perhaps with time it'll change. you talk about really the entire not just panama, but from colombia all the way up through central america there is a number of chinese-controlled entities there that may cause problems. how successful will the administration, should the administration expect to be in trying to wane or wean off some of that influence? >> i think that trump -- well, first of all, mexico, canada, countries in the region is are taken us for granted. and trump, who is willing to use american power and exert leverage, can change this. this will be a long-term process, but we can do it especially because, ultimately, these countries depend more on us than they do on china. although china has extensive trade relations with them, those easy to change. and so for a long time, you know, we have just ignored what we call our backyard. and china right now has extensive operations throughout it. griff: i just want to take you to one other place, gordon x that's this. here in this area, this is the darien gap. the

we'll call out dublin for exxon and circle k at duo at amador valley road and in in marin county. the best is in mill valley. 395 and 393 i'm sorry at arco on redwood highway you check your areas. there have been some subtle changes over the weekend. gasbuddy.com on the roadway. we're starting the week as you would expect. 509 almost 510 easy drive. right now we're just easing to the commute. not a major issues. highway 37 still doesn't show any slowing out of vallejo. we'll see that in a few minutes. we have seen overnight sprinkles and they continue here. san rafael a couple of droplets on the lens as kari is talking about. watch for the changes. so we'll see. back to you. lots more still to come on today in the bay. we'll do a deep dive into those tariffs. and also let's take a look at what wall street is thinking ahead. we expected read. and that's what we're getting. plus cowboy carter. and cowboy carter finally wrangles beyonce and album of the year award. the moments from music's biggest night and the way the stars came together for the city of los angeles. much more newshe

secretary of state rex tillerson, former head of exxon, reports.because donald trump came to him and said, can you get rid of this statute? and he was like, it's a congressional statute. no. and also we want it. he was like, i understand as somebody who used to work for exxon as the head of it, we do not want to have make it so that all of the world, everybody can just bribe. and the person who gets the business is not the best company. it's the person with the highest bribe. pam bondi, in this memo that she has not highlighted, said, we're only going to be looking at the fcpa as it relates to drug cartels. >> why? why would you do that? >> so your boss has criticized the fcpa. he has tried to get rid of it. an asterisk. tillerson to get rid of it. this is de facto accomplishing that, which is that you know what? it's all transactional. there's no there's no law. this is law of the jungle. >> gets a kickback and the company gets. >> it's all about you just pay money. and so if you are an american company now, you are sitting there going, okay, ther

it's 369 in dublin for exxon and circle k, that duo on amador valley road and in marin county we have the best in mill valley. 393 at arco on redwood highway. you check to see if there's any changes locally to you. gasbuddy.com on the roadways, we look at the map and the speed sensors that stick out are at the bottom of our screen in the south bay. we continue with the problem. this crash blocks three left lanes. minor injuries, but we got to move two vehicles at the very least north just past tully road. it's got you backed up. you can use king or center, or you can use the surface streets to get past the scene. but remember north of tully, because if you join at tully, that will take you right into the scene of the crash. the rest of the south bay shows a pretty standard backup, scott. nothing unusual aside from some slicker roads. all right, mike. well, coming up on today in the bay, lots more on tariffs. we'll do a deep dive into what may be affected. also how it affects wall street. let's go out to the futures this morning. lots of red as we wait for the open about ten minutes fr

. >> exxon and. >> chevron, both of those stocks. >> i know this is not. >> a stock show. >> it's not. >> it's okay. >> they were down considerably this morning. they missed numbers. they're worried about their margins and the refiners because a disproportionate amount of oil. comes in from those two places. right. and if it costs a lot more to refine that oil. >> then. >> it's going to cost a lot more at. >> the. pump here. >> but it's going to cost a lot more as this oil gets moved around the world. so china's kind of a different story, though, right? because we have some legitimate reasons there to kind of put these tariffs on them. there's a whole host of stuff that gets dumped on our economy, but also other economies there. so that's something we kind of figured was going to happen. but the fact that he just starts. >> with canada and. mexico with 25%. >> tariffs, those are the. >> things that i guess manufacturing here we have. >> to be worried about. >> consumers have to be worried about. >> there's been a. >> whole host of activity. >> of ordering of goods. and you know, you k

i mean, you saw exxon and chevrons earnings on friday.ntinuing to and they talk about return on capital. not that they are an increase in production. i don't. >> think they're going to produce much more because that's their whole 3. >> million would be a lot off a $13. >> million returns. >> a million barrels. >> they all have. they've all tried to keep their production down because they want prices up. >> that's what they do. meanwhile it. >> is i wouldn't buy it. would you buy any of these. >> in a sea of red? it is largely the domestic companies, as you might imagine, that are beneficiaries. at&t shares are up 1.4%. verizon terrific tmo right. you know you're doing a lot of domestic wireless. maybe people. >> want to just they want to buy instantly. they can't even team t-mobile. yeah t-mobile is great. but you have to like go pay up three i mean you know come on it's a bad day. just like it's a bad day. live with it. >> health insurers are all up. >> oh that's brilliant. >> yeah i've got humana anthem. unh. all. >> yeah. because they'

exxon has not done it yet. pick your battles. jonathan: they will follow. he will say.this morning. here is your bloomberg brief with you yahaira jacquez. yahaira: disney shares down in the premarket even though first-quarter results came in strong thanks to hits like "moana 2." a 31% gain in operating income in the quarter. those gains offsetting what was a tough quarter otherwise for his needs tv networks and in parks. president donald trump says the u.s. should take control of the gaza strip, speaking at the white house alongside israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. trump said the u.s. would dismantle weapons and turn gaza into a riviera displacing its residents to other countries. trump's proposal was met with sharp opposition from palestinian and arab officials. switching gears here, president trump announcing he will become the first sitting president to attend the super bowl in person. a spokesman for the secret service says extensive planning and coordination has taken place for trump to attend the game in new orleans. jonathan: thank you. thanks for this