as you probably know that columbia is the key to the hemisphere and, i mean, that sincerely, the keystone and i think we have an opportunity if we work at it hard enough to have a western hemisphere that is united, equal, democratic and economically prosperous. together, columbia and the united states is leading and effort to deal with climate change and i've been working for a long time for a $500 million commitment to deal with preserving the amazon. [speaking in native tongue] working through the americas partnership for economic prosperity, we are working to grow our economies from the bottom up and middle outlawed from the top down [speaking in native tongue] >> and i know we share one view very passionately. it should have an inherent dignity. >> [inaudible] we are working together to counter narcotics trafficking and address historic levels of migration in the hemisphere especially at the gap [speaking in native tongue] and i want to thank you for the hospitality and support columbia continues to show to the venezuelan refugees. it's a humanitarian and a generous thing that you are

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their keystone of the ocean cycle the doctor clinton helping to transfer a co two to the depths of the ocean. what current is being harvested on a growing scaled fish feet and a good three or? ships nets are out there in the thick of a cruel swore. the crew obviously densely packed in this area the gates the island. is the basic just circling round and round. ring them up. at is amongst the rule the wails of feeding. you see the blowing in whale tails disappearing flip through showing bugs we about. the grill companies say that tapping into a resort that is sustainable. the view on board is that that is what they said about other species like the bison in north america -- called stops off new founded for both with decimated. it's essential areas such as wendell see all protected so stocks can replenish the proposal for this area would put the area thirty kilometers of show. off limits to the fishing industry so we tell us a solution you can continue to fishing and taught to question but keep it outside of these areas currently being proposed as protected areas because the reason they'v

so in 1927while coolidge was here, he was driven to keystone, which was a little mining camp essentially at the base of mt. rushmore. and then because td wain such con uto rushmore he rode a horse, the rest of the way up a horse named mistletoe up to the mount rushmore, to the base of mountain. and they had erected wooden plank platform there where coolidge gave his speech. and during that speech, coolidge said that the effort that was undertaken to carve rushmore basically entitled the people who were doing it to the support of the federal government, which was a really big deal because coolidge was a guy who was a real miser with the federal budget and questioned everything to the amount of pencils that government was buying. i mean, he was a real budget cutter. so for him to come out here and, say that the federal government should money to a project to carve faces into a mountain was, really something and it really set project on a new trajectory. and so he did that it received attention all over the country and during that ceremony guttenberg actually scaled the side of the mountain

canada, our neighbors are the largest suppliers of oil and you remember all the conference around the keystone pipeline. we are a big customer of canada, who is a large resource country. david: how do you get the oil down? mike: others have been built, sometimes it flows by rail and some comes by ship. you can bring it down from pipelines along ports of the west coast and bring it by ships. canada is the largest supplier. other people in the region. we still bring some oil to the country from the middle east. david: do you think there is much oil to be found in the lower 48 or alaska, or mostly we know where all the oil is and there is no more big permian basin deposits anywhere? mike: people have said that over time, and that we have always been surprised. the u.s. has been explored more than any other place in the world. i think the industry has a good idea. technology allows you to recover things that you haven't been able to before. that's the story of shale. the other one that continues to be a positive story is deepwater gulf of mexico where we will go out and drill a mile or more of wat

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remember all of the controversy around the keystone pipeline. we are a big customer of canada, who is a large resource country. david: how do you get that oil here? mike: there are other pipelines that have been built in years gone by and sometimes it flows by rail. and some of it comes by ship. you can bring it down through pipelines and ports on the west coast and the atlantic and bring it by ship. so, canada is a large supplier and we still bring some oil to this country from the middle east, but much less than we did. david: now, is there much oil to be found in the lower 48? let's say alaska as well. or we mostly know where all the oil is, and there's no more big permian basin kind of deposits anywhere? mike: people have said that over time, and then we have always been surprised. and so, the u.s. has been explored more than any other place in the world. i think the industry has a good idea, but technology allows you sometimes to recover things that you haven't been able to before. that is the story of shale. the other one that continues to

well, don't think, you know, if he did stepped on among keystone, charles camilla and the royal family are still popular in britain, drawing much admiration for their royal splendor. they will continue to represent the country internationally at least for the time being. because young britons are becoming increasingly uncomfortable with the traditions, the centuries old form of government and the monarchy it's crop planting. season for farmers and telling machines are digging up the fields in order to prepare the soil. but in ukraine, one of the world's top grain producers, air rating, the earth comes with great risk or less german fears for his life. when he sets foot on his fields. fighting is ongoing. in ukraine's eastern frond, though in the region of harkins, ukrainian troops were able to push back russian forces and hold on the territory. but the war and destruction has turned many fields there into death traps for ukraine's farmers. ah, now that spring has arrived, go look here man should be telling his fields, but he can't. russian forces may have withdrawn from the harkey of r

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well, really for us, this is extremely and the keystone is what's on the line. combat contact, as withing of donetsk do you know, uh, today? eh, the enemy has escalated? today i only reported to the president that, in general , if you take, that is, forward, if you take statistics, because if you take the petrovsky district, then nothing has changed, how they shot , they shoot, and they use it, absolutely. well, such cynical ones there, as it were, methods are one thing, when drones are used, well , for military purposes, it’s clear war, that is, the units work against each other, but when the drones see that it’s a store there there is some there. uh, the market is there, yes, where the civilian population is. i see. it 's not just something there, no matter how it's not some kind of crowd, it's clear that they just deliberately dump civilians there. uh, explosive things. is it clear what they are doing? it's just that life is unbearable , that is, for the people of this, petrovsky district, if taken as a whole, i'm talking about statistics, then taking into account that, here taking

new administration is they sent a signal to the energy marketplace that we aren't going to do the keystoneine, we're not going to do drilling on federal lands, we're going to be the going after fracking with the death by a thousand cuts, we're going on the essentially shutting down traditional fossil fuel energy which america, we were leading the world, we were the largest producer of oil and gas. we had actually been the biggest energy producer as opposed to user since harry s. truman was president, more energy exports than imports. you could argue we were energy dominant. so one of the first things we do in january 2021 is start shutting down this amazing american energy renaissance, if you will, of the last decade and a half chiefly led by frack fracking. and the way it's going to the change our life almost immediately is higher energy costs and potentially inflation related to those higher energy costs. so we're already seeing the effects of this many gas prices and other factors. we have a sitting u.s. president now begging opec to the increase oil production. this is a shock because

rebel groups and tensions with venezuela. colombia is the key to the hemisphere, and i re mission keystone. and i think we have an opportunity if we've worked hard enough to have western hemisphere that is united equal democratic and economic greek prosperous, white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare has more both u. s. president joe biden, and columbia president, gustavo petro, sat in the oval office, acknowledging that it was important to deepen their friendship for variety of reasons, even as they have differences to overcome for the us. it is an interest in making sure that china does not deepen its grip on latin america, given that china is a u. s. adversary on the part of columbia is making sure that it can expand its economic relationship with the united states, particularly when it comes to the area of renewable energy and expanding private sector investment. the columbian president wanting to be sure there is a future that does not include coal, oil, or gas, but they do have differences to overcome, particularly when it comes to drug policy. the columbian president believes

as well as tensions with venezuela, colombia is a key to the hemisphere, and i mean necessarily a keystone and i think we have an opportunity if we work hard enough to have a western hemisphere that is united equal democratic and, and economically prosperous. they foxy laughlin murdock has dropped the high profile defamation lawsuit against the australia news outlet. the website crikey had accuse murdoch his family and company of feeling the u. s. capital ryan, from 2021. murdoch's lawyer said the new site had tried to introduce evidence from a separate defamation case against fox news into with the fence. earlier this week, the network agreed to pay almost $800000000.00 to the u. s. technology firm. dominion voting systems over false claims. its machines were rigged. twitter has started removing its blue takes, but show accounts have been verified. the social media giants without charging individuals and companies $8.00 a month for the verification. twitter had about $300.00 those and verified users under its original blue check system. feel it on masks as the move will reduce the number

well, if his watching city keystone , it his watching city keystone, it tells you what things you toldortable. so what can i say right , uncomfortable. so what can i say right, sadiq, if you want to record. so what ben habib makes of you, give me all your thoughts on those topics. also, are you a car driver ? guess what are you a car driver? guess what they are making it harder. i'm obsessed with this. i think there is a war on cars anyway. they're going to get rid of traditional pay and display metres. do you think that is the right move? see you . in two. hi there. i'm michelle chu. we're keeping you company right through till 7:00 tonight alongside joe phillips, the political commentator. i've been happy to see a first property group a member of the reform group and a member of the reform party, shaun says yes, yes, yes to the rent cap that is something that you've been looking forward to. but karen says, i'm a landlord and i rent out two properties. the rent has stayed the same for six years. we are good landlords, says karen . there is quite a surge of karen. there is quite a surg

and as i look out there, you know, i see that other pipelines did not get through the keystone excel pipeline was canceled, the constitution pipeline was cancelled. and many of those pipelines a we're spoken about as if it was a fee to complete. it was different that is great, and the resistance went a little people like us, a little people like us that keep standing up in our battle is long from over with ambridge. so, you know, time will tell how that deconstruct action of this industrial system occurs. we hope it occurs in a way that provides a lot of jobs for a lot of people because taking out pipelines is a lot of labor, you know, and the just transition that, you know, or however we call it the, the, rebuilding, the restoration economy will take a lot of work, you know, and, and that opportunity is the opportunity to build an economy that makes sense. so that's very optimistic in the sense that you're saying the mountain is steep and it has to be climbed, but was on a climate our difficult it is. so this decade is a most consequential decade in immense is, is see what in strugg

hence we are a keystone for relations. think about this. when i show digression and i think about poland and so on, i mean dominantly my political camp, i will be digging too much into the political situation in poland. but our major opponents are major -- are predominately attached to germany, france. we also are cooperating with them and they are our major partners but they are like laurel and hardy. think about this as well. america and poland, america is poland's indispensable partner. but america is also an indispensable link in -- poland is also an indispensable link in america's transatlantic policy. my government increases defense spending. this year or even up to 4%, gdp between 3.5% and 4% gpd -- gdp. one of the highest across all of nato member states. thanks to this we are one of the leaders in most nato countries and terms of allocating funds to the army. in this way, with this credibility of the alliance strengthen security and mutual alliance guarantees. you cannot protect ukraine today and tomorrow by saying taiwan is not yo

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cooperation against drug trafficking. colombia is the key to the hemisphere, and i mean nursing keystone. and i think we have an opportunity if we work out hard enough to have a western hemisphere that is united equal democratic and, and economic group prosperous. 2023 is already proving that one of the worst years for palestinians who lived under israeli military occupation. now for decades, what muslims around the world to celebrate again, that's proving difficult for those in occupied territories. one is about a report now from nobliss in the occupied westbank, living in the old city of nablus for more than 2 decades yesterday. and there is no stranger to read by israel forces. the grandmother said, trying to all, shall we had a grandchildren's fears has never been harder than the youngest. marya is not yet 2 years old, but towards like shooting and soldiers already part of head walkability young. we're unclean every other week or so there is a new street now. good. he had the shooting and cling on to her mother that the often make stories up and say it's a game. so she is not as scar

can be done to deepen cooperation against drug trafficking, columbia re key to hers, and i really keystone and i think we have an opportunity if we work hard enough to have western hemisphere damage united equal ever craddick. economic green cross, bush and white house correspondent, kimberly, i'll cat joins us live. now. tell us more about why these 2 gustavo petro and joe biden, want to deepen that relationship. yeah, well for the usa and it's part one of the reasons for its desire to deepen this relationship has the lot to do with its adversary. china, china has really deepened its grip on latin america, and that is a concern to the united states. so it wants to make sure that it has a friendly relationship with a number of latin american countries in columbia is just one of many for it's part . columbia wants to deepen its relationship with the united states because it is in the united states is, is largest trading partner. and so there is real economic benefit there. and so, as we heard the oval office just now, the 2 leaders really praised one another view as president, praising as t

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the primary source of drinking water for most southern alabama and ramsey had been fighting the keystone xl pipeline. he had a background in in direct action and. so he came he came to these mobile aliens on what they could do. and i find it pretty stirring when he enters the picture there are a lot of people talking about there are a lot of white people talking about about their drinking water and, you know, understandable. they don't want they want, in my mind, going through their their water supply. but but ramsey steps up and says, don't, don't forget about these communities like africatown and prichard. these communities that are these communities of color that have been dealing with pollution forever. it was the last they've been around. and he and he said, this is environmental racism. we need to recognize it that way. and it was a vocabulary that that even joe womack didn't have at the time joe womack, who grew up in africatown. he told me that that later on he once he started engaging in these protests, he kept hearing the term environmental and he had just gotten a computer and

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they work together against drug trafficking. columbia is key to the hemisphere, and i mean as soon keystone and i think we have an opportunity. if we worked hard enough to have western hemisphere, you know, the whole democratic economic group prosperous. the criminal charges against hollywood actor alec baldwin over the death of cinematography molina hutchins are to be dropped. baldwin had faced 2 counts of involuntary manslaughter after the accidental shooting on the side of the movie ross in october 2021. he pleaded not guilty to both charges. a voice is news agency is reporting that the prosecution of the films almera hon. a good terrorist read is going to could proceed. we take it a bikini fossa, military to captain brown, troy, re assigned a decree for compulsory recruitment to the armed forces. as is going to affect all young men at the, the aged 18 and above presidents. he said that it's to help fight on groups in the country. more than 10000 people have been killed in violence since 2015. nicholas huck has moved from santa goes capital to car frickin' if i so as military gentle lead

when biden started tapping the oil reserves and doing dirty oil deals with venezuela, killing the keystoneine, not wanting to do what it took to keep us energy independent. >> he won't feel it. >> he's a motorcade. >> we feel it. in addition to the gas prices going up, at least now winter, we're moving out of that, when it comes to home heating. you know who this benefits? the countries that rely on the price of oil for their gdp, like china and russia and iran. remember, china just brokered a deal between iran and saudi arabia. now we have this cut. that of course directly benefits russia and iran, which are also working in tandem when it comes to ukraine. every single thing that joe biden has done in signaling to the middle east we are not an issue, we are not a player, that they're using china to broker a peace deal of all nations, and this is the kind of thing that happens when the united states is irrelevant in what the middle east is doing. >> can you impeach for incompetence when it comes to one particular enemy like china? >> look, this is not light noise. this is a signal. it affe

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ashley: even more disingenuous, john keystone lake by saying i didn't see any -- john kirby saying i didn't see any chaos. that video is difficult to watch given the susan:. how on earth can he say something like that? it was chaotic. >> yeah, and it went on for days and the other thing that we haven't also addressed is the fact that -- a couple. one we left thousands of afghany allies behind even though the administration claimed we got them all out. that was not true. and this report doesn't address the consequences, the longer term consequences of this. there's a straight line between this and afghanistan and saudis questioning if we're a trust worthy ally and the russia and ukraine war and instead you've become more aggressive. ashley: bragg calls this subpoena harassment and intimidation but this former prosecutor actually left bragg's office when bragg didn't bring charges against trump earlier last year. what do you make of that? >> as they note, hey, you left the office and wrote a tell all book. how can you possibly claim you can't talk about these things with us in public.

only 24% of keystone state voters are backing biden in 2024. 58% say they disapprove of the job joe biden the country. >> guy: jamie diamond says the government needs to seize private land to make room for solar and wind farms. j.p. morgan annual shareholder letter, diamond says we may need to invoke imminent domain for grid, solar and wind initiatives. riley moore joins me now, good to see you, sir, good morning. >> good morning, good to see you. >> guy: what is your initial reaction to this influential guy making this claim for seizure of private land for initiatives involving energy. what say you? >> look, we've seen this before. this is hallmark of the esg movement, unholy merger of left wing corporate economic power in the government. this collusion that we've seen in between woke corporations and left-wing activists within the government is there because they can't achieve objectives at the ballot box. no one will vote for something like this. if we go out and destroy farmland in this country to blanket it with wind turbine and solar panels, we are going to pay the price. electric b

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he killed the keystone pipeline, put on drilling moratoriums, and complains when prices go up and says the oil companies should produce more. the biggest mistake, the immature way he handled saudi arabia, saying we are going to make them a pariah state, and use the oil reserve to teach them a lesson, and if they don't what we want them to, we are going to flood the world with oil. >> gillian: to that point, phil, john kirby earlier this morning on the u.s. supply, your reaction. >> i can say we have been consistent in our plans to refill the strategic petroleum reserve and try to do it at a good deal for taxpayers. that will be subject to what constraint, by congressionally mandated sales, but still have every intention to rebuild the reserve. >> gillian: so they have every intention to refill the spr, but they have not been able to. prices have remained stubbornly high for them, the administration is months behind schedule. its own timetable for replenishing because prices have remained to high to make sense for u.s. taxpayer dollars. >> they sure failed at that, right. it's a lot eas

biden has slowed down pipelines and canceled the keystone pipeline and others, has canceled the offshore sites and it's just made it very difficult to drill and thrown -- continue to throw wrenches and the rig count is also lower and this is all just constraining supply and it's silently sowing the seeds for the next oil price spike which ultimately will be bad for the economy. maria: how long does the cycle take, what are you expecting in terms of the next price spike? >> well, look, seems to me we definitely have a goldilockses scenario for oil exiting 2023 at $100 or higher. i think that's inevitable at this point. i think the biden administration seems to, you know, i can't stress enough missing the window to replace the strategic petroleum reserve is bad for national security and really bad for consumers. i wished the administration has left us completely unprepared and i think that, you know, there's an oil price spike is inevitable at this point. maria: yeah, they won't admit the impact that this climate change agenda is having. here is a bit of that interview i refer today with m

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did the keystone workers that you fired ever find jobs building solar panels?man jill biden sleep on the couch after he called -- illegitimate questions in the white house and the white house press corps has his fraudulent arrangement where they allow the president of the united states to never answer a question. this is why this guy is a fraudulent president because if you ever put him alone in a room with the president he would break down. >> he would never do an interview with me. seriously. >> one of the things that is true is that the press was upset about the fact that they got the afghan import 10 minutes for the briefing as they saw the president leaving the white house for camp david. you have been in this world for a long time even the press is upset in addition to a lot of democratic congress people, people in the house and the senate. >> i think that the problem with the report is actually a lot bigger and broader than the optics associated with yesterday's were terrible like you mention a couple minutes before the briefing started so they know it's