gas is part of this. qatar is a significant producer of gas. in the uk we take quite a bit of qatar gas. — coil obviously as well. when you wake up to the headlines this morning, it makes you want to go back to bed —— oil. especially at 3am. it isn't saved out there. arab news talking about that meeting, massive story in the least with huge ramifications and focusing on turkey as well. that's just as march nearing the finish line. there is always discontent in just about every country. this is significant, isn't it? the discontent in turkey has been rising and falling for the last few years. many would say suppressed as well. and this is a point. we have to say that erdogan is a democratically elected president, however there are accusations it is becoming autocratic, erdogan becoming autocratic, erdogan becoming autocratic. with respect to the referendum which gave him more powers the opposition has been accusing erdogan of some apt analogy. and with respect to this march, starting with a few hundred people, it has grown into the thousands. this is a protest by many to say we have a sec

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gas here in the united states our natural gas to europe to our allies so they're not so dependent on russia it seems like things made not be as complicated as they appear now at this point the new sanctions bill from the u.s. congress specifically targets the construction of a key russian gas pipeline into europe and now it says this gas pipeline has a detrimental impact on europe's energy security in the same paragraph of the bill it says that the u.s. should prioritize exporting its own natural gas in order to create american jobs help its allies and secure u.s. foreign policy policy energy. is not just a vital element of u.s. economic policy but it's also a volatile element of u.s. foreign policy and one of the most important actions we can take is to use our massive shale gas resources to begin shipping liquefied natural gas overseas all this excess natural gas we have now which they don't want to leave in the u.s. because it will lower the price of profits they want to export it particularly to europe well if you're going to export it to europe you've got to reverse the relationship independency germany and other others on russian gas so this gas play here this energy play is deep and behind the scenes economically for the united states here so is everyone happy about

gas companies before the drilling bebegan. reresidents here say thehe gas inindustry has presented a a misleading i image of frfraggin. fracking. the film maker behind "gas land" recently pledged solididarity with polish activists. >> there is no evidence that shale gas can be developed sustainably. ththere is no evidence that we n withstand d wh this w would m mn for our r climate. >> theres s no way to extract shale gas w whout using hydraulic fracture stimulation. >> your tracks the claims that committees have been left in the dark. >> i have been to poland. i've been in the meetings and villages with the gas companies, including chevronon, and i explplained what is happening, what the process is. i don't believe that every single person has been left in the dark. >> h he rejects that fracking wl lead too conontamination of wat. >> i don't believee that we will contaminate the drinking water or doing anything harmful to the environment. >> the criticscs highlight coconcerns o or drinkingng supp. they say the industry has embarked on a p.r. exercise to win over heartrts and minds. locacal people say t that the fracking has even usused the churches infl

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respect to his remarks, it was very much in relation to the industry about gas and turkey's role as a gas transit country to take gase azerbaijan into europe. he had very little to sale about oil perse he had very little to sale about oil per se except to make the point that the industry needs a great deal of investment and he talked about the conditions that would be required so that. his remarks did not address oil. they did speak to some of these strands that president trump set out for the us in terms of plans to export more gas and coal. so is there anything that the world petroleum congress can say or do to try and lift prices or not?” petroleum congress can say or do to try and lift prices or not? i don't think that is the function of the congress. at the moment it is far more about the questions about the pace at which us oil production growth and, more recently, pressure on prices has been coming from the recovery in production in libya and nigeria, members of opec who are not bound by the pact within the cartel to curtail output. so it is not so much the rise of us shale production thatis much the rise of

gas. hey, you bought gas-x®! unlike antacids, gas-x ® relieves pressure and bloating fast. : white house communication director anthony scaramucci taking on cnn for the first time in his official role. >> a lot of people will read that op-ed, tweets, that you spent week deleting pro gun control, they will think that guy is willing to suppress everything he believes to get close to power. >> that a ridiculous washington sort of narrative. let me tell you about demagoguery that i don't like. demagoguery, okay, creates a lot of nonsense like this. he will win again, jake, he will win again, i will bring a box of kleenex to cnn. he will win in 2020. liz: looking at time watc warner stock, parent company of cnn closing slightly in green. joining me now jeff dewitt. president trump for president. liz: looks like you are working on president trump's next election in. >> well, you know there are a lot of people out there who can't wait to support him in all upcoming elections. he does have a lot to say over the upcoming. liz: you see what jake asking scaramucci, you deleted tweets,

russian gas so this gas play here this energy play is deep and behind the scenes comically for the united states here now at this point russia sells the european union thirty eight percent of its natural gas with only two percent of european union natural gas imports coming from the united states you can bet that some slick wall street syndicates would like to reverse that lineup so is everyone happy about it while absolutely not the european commission is planning out what its response will be if european businesses are hurt by the new sanctions from the united states we are following the spruces suite some concern regarding the european union's energy independence and the g. security interests cable mopp and r.t. new york. the commission has already prepared a list of major european energy projects that could be affected by the proposed sanctions it includes both future expansion projects and existing ones like the north stream pipelines hitting big german and french companies labor rights lawyer dan kadlec also told us the sanctions bill is aimed at increasing the u.s. share of the european energy market. i do not believe this is about protecting democracy the us democracy or anyone el

gas from russia to ukraine, they put this other guy in the middle. they sold that guy the middle in the gas for almost nothing and then that guy turned around and he sold the gas to ukraine at a massively marked up price. so the difference between what he bought the gas for and what he sold it for, that difference between those two prices it all went in his pocket. and it was billions of dollars. and that deal ripped off the people of russia, right, because it was their national gas company that was selling their gas for nothing, and it ripped off the people of ukraine because their government had to buy gas at this marked up price from this dude in the middle who was making billions of dollars off the arrangement. this arrangement that had been set up by the putin government. so that was the corrupt deal. it was basically just a huge -- it was sort of disguised as a business deal but what it really was was a huge transfer of money to this guy in the middle screwing the people of both countries. well, the guy in the middle, the guy who made all the money was a putin connected oligarch. he also had a minority partner in the deal a member of parliament. and acco

gas prices are the lowest they've been since 2 people are trading up. they're getting out of their small cars and getting into the suvs and the trucks. these are expensive. they use a lot of gas. >> the gascheap so i'm going to upgrade my car, but then the new car is too expensive of. >> exactly. if you look at new car prices they're up 35% over the past 35 years. second hand cars up. household income has only risen a teeny, tiny bit. so people want to get into the big cars. how do you do that? you take out a ridiculously long loan. >> i'm going to guess those aren't cheap either. >> no. not only is the interest rate higher on the longer loans, but you could end up owing more on the car than it's worth. edmonds says the average loan is 70 months. and you say travel is another area where wre much. why is that? >> spending in some areas and saving in others, spending not so much on going to europe and going to just about anywhere. there's all these disrupter airways, wow airways, norwegian, it's very cheap to fly portugal, london, france. but because everybody wants to have that experiential vacation they want to get in the trechncs with the locals, dance with a "dancing with the stars" pe

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gas acquisitions of the world. calendar year 2016, new mexico is the largest producer of oil and gas from a federal land accounting for 78 million barrels of oil and over 770,000 cubic feet of natural gas. new mexico -- the biggest challenge to oil and gas development in new mexico remains regulatory uncertainty and eln. the best illustration of the issue is to look at the basin and development in west texas compared to development in mexico. as of june 16, 2017, there were 59 rigs running in new mexico versus 309 in the texas permian. the main difference is the bureau of land management. blm's carlsbad field office takes approximately 250 days to process a drilling permit. right of ways takes approximately a year or more depending on the field office. overall, blm suffers from a lack of staffing, a poorly defined encumber some new system, access to programs and systematic irregularities in the permit processing protocol. these delays translate directly to lost revenue for federal and state stakeholders alike. our estimates are approximately $124 million in federal royalties in 831,000 state is deferred each day on the current accolade at offices in new mexico. this financial impact is

then the rest is peak or so traditionally it was natural gas but now because natural gas prices are actually cheaper than coal you see natural gas become baseload new so nucular coal and increasingly natural gas service baseload whereas the peakers are are increasingly renewable energy and one of the happy coincidences is that solar capacity is at its greatest during peak hours of demand so solar actually can play a very big role and of course the big thing is once energy storage technologies you know continue to mature and decline in price energy storage is going to balance out the intermittency of these renewables and really make these other baseload units irrelevant at the base load i read your article in your earlier perry memo stuff about this so the baseload the coal and nuclear power it's not like you just go turn on and off just like you can with a national gas you could just like easily flip on the switch and turn it off these that take a long time to hit up and down like you can't just they do yes so you don't typically turn these power plants on an office freshly with a nuclear power plant you've got pretty big lead t

and as to the second part of your question, can we become a hub through which gas, l&g gas, american gas, will flow to central europe -- i am convinced that the answer is yes. i'm convinced that the arnswer s yes. today we're going to talk about this. also under the framework of the three cs initiative, this is connected with the establishment of an energy corridor, of a gas corridor along with the north/south. and in the future, this could ensure russian supplies, alternative supplies to ukraine. this is important and what we're discussing with mr. president trump. i'm convinced that the future is very rosy on this one. the contracts will be entered into, and of course, we on our part are going to develop our capacity as regards of the reception of the l&g gas. media is free in poland. now a question from a private broadcaster, tvn. >> translator: thank you very much. the question to both presidents. you've mentioned military cooperation. i'd like to find out from both of you presidents whether during your exchange, were there concrete guarantees exchanged in poland as long as there is

gas markets and energy security and geopolitics of gas. liz: now, sometimes these things work in reverse, but it sounds to me like this is great news for natural gasu don't refine it, but you convert it to liquid. you can't export natural gas, right? >> yes, yes. i mean, one can export natural gas two ways, with pipelines or with ships with liquified natural gas. and what we are seeing is thanks to the united states, australia and other countries, the share of lng will grow substantially, and it will provide flexibility in the markets. liz: what amount of money could we get per unit, per british thermal million unit? because as i'm looking at this, we're seeing that natural a gas at the moment is really cheap. you've got it at $2.97. >> yeah. liz: could we sell it for more to a country like ukraine who would pay more because they'd love to be rid of their sole provider, which is russia? >> in fact, entire europe, when you look at it, europe gets about 70% of its gas from russia. and with the u.s. lng coming as an alternative to russian gas, europeans are very, very fortunate, because they can now renegotiate the price of gas with russia as they ha

gas -- american gas will flow into central europe? i am convinced the answer is yes. today, we will talk about this. also, under the framework of the three c's initiative, this connected with the establishment of an energy corridorof gas along the north-south exit. in the future, this couldmake sure alternative supplies for ukraine. this is of primary importance and what we discussed today with mr. president trump. i am convinced the future is rosy and a bright, and the contracts will be entered into. according to the needs, we will develop the capacities in regards to the reception of the lng gas from the u.s. and other directions. the media is free in poland and a question from a private broadcaster. >> you mentioned military cooperation, i would like to find out from both of you, during your exchange, where there concrete guarantees extended concerning the presence of american troops in poland as long as there is a threat from the russian side? how do you see the future of the presence of american troops in poland? pres. trump: we did not discuss guarantees, and were desk we were not in a position to discuss guarantees but we have been in this country for a long time and have up to 5000 troops here. we will continu

actions we can take is to use our massive shale gas resources to begin shipping liquefied natural gas overseas so there you have it but what does selling gas to europe have to do with protecting the sanctity of america's voting machines the point is has got to do anything with the political sphere with the frozen conflict in the ukraine though with syria and it actually hasn't got anything to do also with an interference of russia into the us elections this has to do with the approach of the u.s. administration to make deals to get their economy going and so this is very commitment rather than political u.s. leaders say that they don't like russia for all kinds of reasons but one thing they don't mention is that russia is a key exporter of oil and natural gas competing with the big monopolists america's european allies are now crying foul saying that the usa is interfering with their energy policies with these sanctions the us bill could have unintended unilateral effects that impact the e.u. use energy security interests america first kind of mean that europe's interests come last at this point russia counts for thirty eight percent of th

gas, that's the gas that doesn't have any of the additives, remains high in my state. in fact, retailers in oklahoma just continue to -- to advertise it. and they also don't like corn ethanol because they understand it's not good for their engines. we have heard testimony from people from in the small engine, outboard motors and those things talking about how they are quite often sued and then they have to defend the thing because the damage was actually caused by the -- by the ethanol as opposed to the manufacturer. well, ethanol supporters claim the warning labels on the pump is sufficient to alert customers, but studies show consumers make fueling choices by prices and have ruined boat small engines, causing manufacturers and retailers to invest in a nationwide campaign to prevent misfueling. furthermore, the mandate is not living up to its promises of advancing biofuels. in fact, over the last five years, the e.p.a. has had to lower the total renewable fuel volume requirements to amounts below the statutory requirements because advanced biofuels have not been developed in the capacity drafters of the r.f.s. have hoped, ion with the -- even with the mandate. to comply with the r.f.s., we have become very relightning on foreign imports of soybeans and ethanol from south america to count toward r.f.s., the exact opposite of what the mandate was supposed to prevent in the first place. meanwhile, supporters of the r.f.s. want more. they want a waiver for even higher ethanol levels in gas. currently gas with 13% ethanol or higher can't be sold during the hot summer months because of its negative effect on ambient air quality. ethanol supporters want a waiver now so that e-15 and higher can be sold year-round. right now it can't be sold during the hot et cetera summer months for obvious reasons. with all the problems with the r.f.s., we should not give them this waiver without addressing the larger issue with the program. now, between cafe and r.f.s., the fuel industry had its hands full. but the war is being waged on all fronts, and i will continue to work with every fiber of my being to make sure that doesn't happen. there are no guarantees that the next administration after president trump would not return to the regulate to death plans of the obama administration. i'm not talking about the war on fossil fuels. we need to work together to address the regulations that we were not able to with the c.r.a. process. i will work -- and by the way, the c.r.a. process is the

gas pipelines. this is a solution in search of a problem. we know that ferc approves these gas lines -- these gas pipeline applications at about 90%. the only reason a little delay has been happening recently is because the senate has not approved a ferc appointee over a matter of months. if they can do that they can get back on track as well. the ones not approved are going under very significant review. even in the case for the major projects now, we have a new system, a coordinated effort through the fpisc, the new council that's overseeing interstate natural gas pipelines so it's duplicative as well. it's inappropriate for a process that already grants imnant domain rights to pipeline companies to -- eminent domain rights to not go through the ability to weigh in. otherwise you will cause more lawsuits and more delays at the very end of the process, and i think do exactly the opposite of what the author of the legislation intends to do. so at this point based upon all of the evidence that's been presented, i urge all my colleagues to vote no on this bill. don't elevate corporate profits over

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actions we can take is to use our massive shale gas resources to begin shipping liquefied natural gas overseas so there you have it what does selling gas to europe have to do with protecting the sanctity of america's voting machines the point is it hasn't got to do anything with the geo political sphere with the frozen conflict in the ukraine though with syria and it actually hasn't got anything to do also with an interference of russia into the us elections this has to do with the approach of the us administration to make deals to get their economy going and so this is very come up with rather than political u.s. leaders say that they don't like russia for all kinds of reasons but one thing they don't mention is that russia is a key exporter of oil and natural gas competing with the big monopolists america's european allies are now crying foul saying that the usa is interfering with their energy policies with these sanctions the us bill could have unintended unilateral effects the impact the e.u.'s energy security interests america first kind of mean that europe's interests come last at this point russia counts for thirty eight percen

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among those who want us gas on the market something sanctions would make much easier and we must continue to focus on how we get our gas here in the united states our natural gas to europe to our allies so they're not so dependent on russia so what options remain for the european union when these sanctions or if these sanctions come into being the european union could decide to impose sanctions of their own on the united states now this could take the form of e.u. banks suspending u.s. companies ability to take out short term loans but let's be realistic this would be a nuclear option from the european union i expect a lot more strong words than those type of actions but the ball right now is very much in president donald trump court and whether he signs that or not it could change what type of reaction we get from here in europe to these new sanctions from the united states on russia's energy sector. agents posing as policemen have received military gear worth one point two million dollars from the pentagon the undercover operation by the u.s. government accountability office was to test weaknesses and a gear giveaway program and as jack vogel reports it's no

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russian liquefied gas of russian gas where would they buy it for that from then or one of the main supply is would be the united states built we must continue to focus on how we get our gas here in the united states our natural gas to europe to our allies so they're not so dependent on russia. well this won't become law unless president donald trump signs it so the ball very much in the u.s. president's court on this war if he signs it me brings this into law he's going to upset a lot of people on this side of the atlantic in europe and may face sanctions being turned back on to the u.s. from the european union it's the nuclear option really but what is available is we could see. banks refuse short term loans to u.s. businesses wanting to do business here this could be just the beginning of something that could spiral a little bit out of control we're keeping an eye on it though. we show you all keeping an eye on it peter peter oliver there in berlin thanks. the e.u. commission has already prepared a list of major european energy projects that could be affected by the proposed sanctions it includes the caspian pipeline consortium in which russia participates with the com