lng deliveries to our lng terminals. as to the second part of the question, can we become a hub through which american gas will flow into central europe? i am convinced the answer is yes. i am convinced the answer is yes and today, we will talk about this. also, under the framework of the three c's initiative, this is also connected with the establishment of an energy corridor of gas along the north-south exit. in the future, this could make 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 rosie and bright. 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. thank you very much. >> you mentioned military cooperation, i would like to find out from both of you, presidents, during your exchange, were there concrete guarantees extended concerning the presence of american troops in poland as long a

lng deliveries to our lng hubs, and can we become a hub where lng gas can flow i believe the answer is yes. today we will talk about this, and the framework of the three seas initiative. this is connected with the establishment of an energy corridor, of a gas corridor along the north/south axis, but also in the future this could ensure perhaps alternative supplies, vis-a-vis russian supplies for ukraine this is of primary importance this is what we discussed today with mr. president trump i'm convinced the future is very rosy on this one very bright, the contracts will be entered into. of course we, on our part, according to need also develop our capacities as regards to the reception of the lng gas from the u.s. and from other directions media is free in poland, now a question from tvn. >> a question to both presidents you men shuctioned military cooperation. i would like to know during your exchange were there any concrete guarantees given to the united states troops in poland? >> we didn't discuss guarantees. we weren't really in that position to discuss guarantees certainly we've b

how has the qatar situation affected you >> so, lng is important for shell. the whole bg integration was around accelerating our integrated gas and lng position by 5 to 10 years ka pqatar is an important count for us we signed an off-take agreement with the qatari last month our operations in qatar continue relatively undisrupted of course we're keeping a close eye on it because of the importance, and the importance of our global lng position >> in terms of the way forward on trading activities, another thing that comes up, i'm interested in how you see that and the influence of trading activities from big companies such as yourself and the other iocs on the determinate price? we spent all the rhetoric talking about the shorts having a horrible time because they've been squeezed out of it. how much are you paying attention to the activities of your traders in terms of portfolio they're maintaining in the oil product and what kind of business you're seeing from speculators. >> so you're right that i'm account nl for sheable for shel trading organization we're

a parallel market between lng and crude oil.h of them are oversupplied. it gives this picture of lower for longer if everyone wants to bring supply forward for now >> lower for longer, but how low? there's a general sense that the crude oil price is capped because of the persistent supply issues then we get kind of oversold in the bottom end of the price range. everyone gets bearish and we bounce a bit is this what we're in for? >> i think the range-bound market is what persists. i think we'll end the year sub $50. there's no geopolitical risk premium priced into the market if anything it's a deficit the increased tension in the middle east which would otherwise boost prices high ser pressing prices lower because of increased competition in these countries. that's true of crude oil and natural gas. >> all the supply concerns weighing on the price, is there too much focus on the weekly inventory data every week -- yesterday we had this selloff then we got the api report we will get the government report this week it seems hard to

we are finally starting to see strength in lng exports.een doingrk we have to build projects across the country is starting to come to market, and that has driven a strong rise in exports. it makes sense you saw the bounceback and got a trade surplus. haidi: a lot of people are saying it will be greater volatility as you get the chinese steel restructuring going on. do you think that will be a key uncertainty when it comes to the aussie trade picture? >> sure. the prices always bounce back a little bit. the key thing out of these trade numbers is we have a coal story come up playing a big role in driving the story and the story that is coming and will continue to support exports is lng as we see a significant boost in those exports. we have beenurally asking this question, this is btv 76 if you're playing a long on your bloomberg. this is the situation the rba has been facing, tighter job market, wage growth at record lows, and home debt at record highs. when you see the global trade environment is picking up and ,mi's are looking sunny co

>> it's both first of all we are now in the business of selling lng, the u.s.ernment over the past year has given licenses to up to 150 billion cubic meters a year of exports and that's huge, although the amount so far have not been great but at the same time he and the leaders of all of the eastern european countries -- because he met with all of them in warsaw, not just polish prime minister duda, are very interested in becoming energy -- that means natural gas independent of russia and all of europe becoming energy independent of russia to avoid this destabilization that the president talked about this is a threat on the political as well as economic levels and thus he's killing two birds with one stone on this it was a wise move. >> >> heather, do you agree with that i would push it farther and ask how it shapes this highly anticipated meeting with vladimir putin tomorrow between the president. he made those comments about the election interference. kind of criticized the u.s. intelligence community for getting it wrong before but saying he thought it was r

will be with qatar and australia top lng exporter.d the dynamics of natural 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 gas drillers and refiners. you 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,

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what time period you think a permanent contract could be entered into to ensure lng deliveries?xt 15 minutes, do you have anybody available to negotiate? we are becoming a great exporter of energy. soon we will be a very great exporter of energy. we have taken a lot of unnecessary regulations out of our process. we are doing things we haven't been able to do for a long time. so, we are blessed with great land. we didn't even know it, 15 years ago, in terms of what was beneath our feet. we 15 years ago, in terms of what was beneath ourfeet. we have 15 years ago, in terms of what was beneath our feet. we have found out, through technology, that we are truly blessed to have this incredible wealth under our feet. we are going to be an exporter of energy. it is already happening. any time you are ready, we could do additional contracts. cancellation mark i can give you the following answer, it is not the president of the united states and the president of poland that are going to sign long—term contracts for lng gas deliveries to poland. but it can be signed by a polish company and a

it's a different bet on lng this is one i've been long i don't have much energy i know it will bouncel feel bad. b but. >> had to be in all that >> is this a would you rather? >> if you had to be. what sub sector, what stock. what would you look at >> if you believe that steve's right and oil's going to bottom here and trend $50 you want to be in levered place. anadarko petroleum reports i think on the 24th. that will be a catalyst, obviously. however, that said, exxon mobil now has traded sideways since $80.5. i think exxon will leave the commodity and we're out of the woods. until they get out of this nowhere land, i think it's a no touch. that could be a bad sign according to our next guest. dennis gartman joins us now wh what he says is the most important chart in the market today. >> it's a fascinating dhart can of the rh owe of commodity prices relative to the blod stock market and it's astonishing how cheap commodities are relative to stocks or how expensive stocks are relative to commodities. we have not seen this ratio since the.come bubble at the end of the last sefshlgry or

and what time perspective do you think the contract could be entered into to ensure lng gas deliveryresident duda. could it become a hub for the transportation of american guests to receive? >> good question. we can enter a contract within the next 15 minutes. do you have anybody to negotiate. we are becoming a great exporter of energy. very soon will be a very great exporter of energy and we've taken a lot of unnecessary regulations out of our process and we are doing things we haven't been able to do for a long time. we are blessed with great land we didn't even know 15 years ago in terms of what was under our feet and we find out through technology that we are truly blessed to have this incredible wealth under our feet and we are going to be an exporter of energy. it's already happening. anytime you're ready we can do additional contracts. we partied down the one that we can do many additional contracts. thank you. >> i can give you a solid answer. it is not the president of poland who was assigned a long-term contract for eligibility to poland. [inaudible] it is most important, h

countries that rely on russia for over 75% of their annual lng airports. so the facility that we saw, such as the one in norway, the only one in europe, combined with u.s. lng airports can be important to reduce russia's ability to use its energy policy to intimidate europe. the questions, what's the state department doing and what more can we do as a whole of government prech to heapproach help europe become less independent on its energy needs. >> it comes by way of pipeline to europe. because our extensive historic pipelines that have been there for decades. and russia is now pursuing the expansion of a second pipeline that would connect to germany. we have encouraged european countries and the eu to at least subject that pipeline to the full rigors of their regulatory process. and have suggested to them it's not in their long-term energy security interests to become more dependent on russian natural gas and have pointed out that the u.s. has an abundance of natural gas and facilities now to ship lng to europe. so we're promoting the notion that europe

proud of what -- i'm very proud of what he has done there's going to be one more and we do have so much lngoday so let's put what trump said in perspective but let's recognize that this is a major, major export opportunity for the u.s. and i wish there was more places for us to put it he had an api data number last night. we're going to get numbers today that give us inventories the key number snou not the -- w is not the inventory number. that's what we need to see to see whether our producers cannot make enough money. >> hence the downgrade today for exxon and chevron out of rbc. >> brutal saying wooechb the diverse identified models they can't do enough. a lot of people look at volvo and texas is the one they could highlight. unless we get ahead of ourselves we're a fossil fuel burning world. let's get over that. >> speaking of that news, we're on track for their worst week of the year this is down 18% from a week ago monday we'll watch that we got a downgrade at ge, costco, apple news, a lot more squawk on the street continues in men aomt. the power of innovative thinking. the power of

in poland last month and more is coming he's a tough negotiator. >> the president joking key do an lng deal in a short period of time, looking for staffers to draw up some contracts on-the-spot. >> we can enter a contract for lng within the next 15 minutes, do you have anybody available to negotiate. it would take about 15 minutes we're becoming a great exporter of energy. very soon we'll be a very great exporter of energy and we've taken a lot of unnecessary regulations out of our process and we're doing things that we haven't been able to do for a long time. >> now a lot of reporters here in germany were after an opportunity to get what's called a pool spread between angela merkel and donald trump at the end of their meeting, an opportunity to go in with cameras and see the meeting. the german side turned down that request. that possibly because there's so many flash points between these two leaders when it comes to immigration, climate, trade. all of those things angela merkel has a political incentive to embrace donald trump and point out her differences with him at the same time s

the small gulf state is the world's foremost producer of lng. raise to 100 million .ellingen will start cars in iran for the first time in 17 years. they signed a contract with local importers to sell two models at dealerships in the tehran area. iran is seen as a major opportunity for manufacturers struggling with stalling growth in europe and china. most international sanctions were lifted last year. uber is facing another legal roadblock. an advisor to europe's top court has said that eu member states can bring charges against uber executives for running an illegal taxi service. allowedion of the app unlicensed and nonprofessional drivers to connect with passengers. it was ultimately suspended after huge protest kate:s -- protests. the decision is not binding, but is likely to be adopted by the judges, who said uber should be subject to appropriate regulations. >> [speaking french] >> [translating] the law prohibits a system which puts customers in touch with people in carry passengers contravention of the rules which apply to such transport activity . ceo andst mo

will the price be, there is a lot of price back and forth that could take place and if we are using lng as one of the fuels, a lot of infrastructure will have to be built and that infrastructure will take quite some time to build and it will need investors to fund it in the hundreds of billions of dollars if you are talking about syria's competition to russia so it is not like flipping a switch and suddenly using american supplies instead of russian supplies. david: i think of ronald reagan's plans in the early stages of his administration when he mapped out a plan for the end of the soviet union, if he didn't achieve that end for 12 years it is the next administration of the first george bush's residency but you have to start somewhere and this looks like a good beginning, no? >> absolutely. among all suppliers around the world, we could grow the fastest, we could be the most thorough, we could be a daunting force meeting with russia but we would have to commit ourselves to it and stick with it and that is where investors come in the got to hang in, we have to begin somewhere. >> you a

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. >> we can enter a contract for lng within the next 15 minutes. do you have anybody available? it will take about 15 minutes. >> the trump administration hoe to the there by reducing the u.s. trade deficit and boosting u.s. influence. >> he and the leaders of the euroastern european countries becam in warsaw are very interested in becoming energy that means natural gas independent of russia and all of europe becoming independent of russia to avoid to avoid this destabilization that the president talk. >> late today, trump arrived in hamburg as protesters gathers to demonstrate against the summit. police expecting as many as 100,000 protesters. a range of issue frs the middle east to. a topic that will be central to trump's meetings with president xi and president putin. both slated for friday. the official g-20 agenda includes meetings tomorrow on trade, climate and energy although all eyes will be on those meetings with putin and xi of china. >> while the global markets keep watch on these high level meetings in europe, there's another trend that investors ne continues to be p

. >> one of the things you mentioned before was the export of lng. that was something that was debated here in congress. the conversation became this was something about energy companies becoming more profitable. if you don't sell us lng, the russians can turn the valve on and off. that became long-term debated -- long debated here and was finally decided, yes, we are going to sell lng. and it is a benefit to our alliance of. other ideas as far as the price russians should pay? >> i thought that when emmanuel macron met putin in versailles, was not a pleasant experience. and so instead of being direct, .hat i describe as light talk second, the machinery they use against us is extremely important for the kremlin to control their own population. if we are able to dismantle it, we bring in more troops to the internal russian discourse. >> thoughts? say senator, it is a difficult question as it is for president trump as it was for president obama. -- can can stand up stanza is right, it's probably going to be asymmetric. incentives that it was mentioned

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therefore must reduce her of lng, early at about 77 million tons per year.y plan to boost up to 100 million tons. they are facing wide raging embargo from a number of middle eastern neighbor states. and if you're glitch on the nasdaq exchange caused a number of stocks to list incorrect prices monday evening, all affected companies show the price of $123.47, and 87% drop for amazon, but a 250% jump for ebay. nasdaq said no trades were completed at the incorrect prices. says it plans to invest nearly $19 billion in south korea. the company is looking to strengthen its lead in the market for memory chips and smartphone displays. investment will go towards a new flash memory production line and a persistent shortage list prices. samsung has affected of us record profits for 2017. host: to wrap up, today is july 4. independent state in the united states. happy independence day to you and the americans here at "france 24." this means lots of displays a patriotic sentiment, often expressed with fireworks. reporter: americans are keen to espresso national pride. the

some of them were lng export approvals, which were in line with the obama administration. the state department approved new pipeline, 108,000 barrel per day refined product pipeline. relatively it's not that much of a big thing. compared to something like the keystone access, it's a much smaller project than that. it basically links the u.s. market with the mexican market. we are now sending even more refined products to mexico. that a cross-border pipeline was approved without much controversy is, i think, a major change from the last administration where you had those fights over access. this is what rick perry has been talking about a lot. quick approval, fast approval of i plan projects, infrastructure projects, things of that nature, so that you can get production ramped up as quickly as possible. you can get these fossil fuels industryrkets that the wants them to go to as fast as possible. where does that cross? this would run under any sort of wallet was the? he made a famous motion during the speech anger you would go right under the wall. theoretically it could, b

no bluster lng. at the eastern border but he is doing it. >> i think that's what's significantly missed by at loft mainstream media. they just fail to recognize not only the economic changes that have happened to the country for the good here in america. but, you mentioned the patriot missiles for poland. that sends a real signal to the russians. stand back. you're not going to be able to just come and invade poland. the polish people are wonderful people. they fought hard. they put up resistance against the nazis and against communists they were the first to be invaded by the nazis. so important ones to understand what freedom means. president trump has, i believe, spoken to their heart, to their character and their soul. you point out something that's very important. not something what the limitations are. here is when you stepped across it and here is exactly what you need to do. that's good leadership because it doesn't tell your enemy what to expect and when to expect it. ainsley: governor, it w

we now had the ability to export lng. i think that's incredibly important. certainly from fracking and everything going on. nothing ability to be going through a lot of it. i know they approve that for certain nations. that was several years ago is infrastructure up and running. >> some of it did happen but not nearly as much as we wanted it to. a lot of the places we would actually you need to build new ports or dredge it through. before we go i want to put on your banker hat because you are the former banker chief, cso. right now it's down 164 when we started the program and was down 100 and change. where going back down and breaking through. what you think is at work there aside from the compilation of we needed a correction but also the g20 violence they are six hours ahead. that could be a ramp-up of what is happening. we talked about a lot of different times. japan is about raising rates. if a protectionist environment. i think that combination should make people a little nervous. and you have an incredibly strong dollar. i'm not surprised that we are

secretary wilbur ross building trade relationships and trade agreements and anticipating the export of lng don't even have ports built that began three months ago under ross' leadership at the direction of the president. we are watching a u.s. administration, this president and his administration working as people expect all around the world, americans will work. and this president is leading and leading just with great certainty. >> when i was in congress we talked about energy independence. trump went one better. he said we are going to be energy dominant. we are going to use america's resources to drive our agenda, to drive our agenda of democracy, freedom, and also to strengthen our position with our allies, vis-a-vis china, north korea, and we are going to dominate. we are going to be a strong country. trump recognizes that we are strong economically, militarily, morally, and he is willing to use that strength to move america's agenda forward. as you said earlier tonight, he's not going to apologize for it. he's going to wear it proudly, and he's going to use it to move our agenda fir

they are mandating lng. -- language. this is scary stuff. this is the victimhood idealogy.he fells threatened. >> don't you think it's true, when you scream i hate these people, republicans say thank god, because i hate these people too? in is a republican perspective you hear on talk radio all the time. i can't believe these academic professors. they are so left wing. >> i have never done i hate these people on black lives matter. do i that about people texting crossing the treat. i hate these people is based on specific behaviors i find annoying. >> universally annoying despite the color of your skin. >> i hate transcends any identity or bigment. i hate everybody equally. >> the democratic party is seeing black-and-white and whatever your sex is. hillary clinton ran a campaign on there is a special place in hell for women that don't vote for her. spare me, joy reid. go be joyful and change your attitude. >> all right. is a top democrat changing her decision on the impeachment calls from her own party. we will hear from nancy pelosi next. >> one congressman took action. br

qatar is fighting hard to keep its crown as a leading lng producers.hey see australia eventually becoming number one. qatar is expected to keep the title for at least seven years after they said it would raise output by 30%. that tops australia's plans and reinforces qatar's role as a major global supplier. bank's next ceo, incoming chairman mark tucker, considering candidates to lead operations. they have contacted him. before the appointment of all of hsbc had chosen its leaders from its own ranks, for 150 years. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. we will have much more ahead on bloomberg television. i so much, paul. geopolitical futures found her and chairman george friedman joining us from austin. just after midday if you are watching in sydney. yvonne: we'll continue our discussion on north korea with jasper kim. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: we are counting you down to asia's first major market open. japan futures heading higher, but dollar-yen sees its st

lng coming into the region. they feel that the u.s.an be an alternative supplier of energy to the region, and they will no longer be in the position where someone can have a monopoly over their supplies. vonnie: you see there the president and first lady taking out in a helicopter for the flight of the g-20 at the international airport. john, let me ask you one more question. typical things that have been strong points at g-20's in the past have been things like trade. toan and north korea came agreement on a massive trade deal. how much this trade feature in these talks this time around, given there is so much else going on? john: trade, if you like the glue that bind the g-20 together, it was trade and was thel linkages, that making of the g-20 at the heart of the financial crisis. trade will always be important and it is a symbolic moments. probably the most important story on the trade front was in brussels, went prime minister abe was close to signing a deal with the eu, but on the upside, trade magnifies and crystallizes this ide

is fighting hard to as theyts leader ship world lng producer.he company said it would raise output by 30%. role asnforces their the major global supplier. and peter hancock will be the banks next ceo. the incoming chairman is considering internal and external candidates to lead operations in the board has contacted hancock of out it. it had drawn all of its previous leaders from its own ranks over 24 years up global news hours day powered by 2700 journalists in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. pause here for a look at what is happening around australia and new zealand. with places like sydney and melbourne, we see these rocketing home prices, but that could be starting to ease. guest: we got the latest house prices for new zealand year on year, so that is slowing down from the reading we got last month. this is the slowest rate of theth is march 2015, but biggest city in new zealand and the epicenter of the property price madness, the average price 1.0 5 million new zealand dollars, but a 0% increase for three months and a 30% drop in

the fact that the trump administration is already moving to be able to transport lng gas to europe to: this is an administration already making critically important economic and trade moves to change the algorithm that is the russia, european, american relationship. >> right, and that's the key. and several said last year the best thing president obama could do if he wanted to push russia back is export europe to help the europeans become independent. and the other thing i've heard folks on the network say this speech is uncharacteristic of donald trump. i don't think people on our side are studying donald trump either. again, lou, he's been very clear, you know who it is, probably, and look, it's very clear that president trump has been very consistent in message about trying to learn what we can do to leverage our resources, all resources. again, the economics of the situation can and will and should be used for national security. that's exactly what he's doing here, i think it's a brilliant move. lou: and as we look at what is happening in particular with president, the former pres

that open us up to greater access, totally open and have access to energy markets, such as floating lngl on the croatian island of kirk. did you hear of it? you know about that. the interconnect her, this project and many others, their energy sources, suppliers, also applied, hungary and austria for pursuing a pipeline from the black sea. we approve the pipeline, the keystone pipeline. it was under consideration for many many years, and it was dead and approved it in my first day of office. another pipeline besides that, dakota access. energy resources hoping the 3 c's nations achieve much energy diversification. the people of poland for receiving the shipment. let me be clear about one crucial point, we will never use energy to coerce nations. and a monopolistic situation. and competitive markets for global energy trade. a dependable partner on the export and sale of high quality and low cost energy resource and technology. the best technology for fighter jets and ships and equipment, military weapons, nobody even close and that is acknowledged. and as you buy military equipment you wi

we can be a part of that, american lng, american coal, and american technology, and it's that, kr ccus that i was talkino the vice premier of china about, and our being able to deliver that upon. america, i don't think has had a greater opportunity in our history, to be able to play a powerful role in securing our national defense, maging sure economically that we are a massive player in the global marketplace and having an impact on the environment because the way texas drove down its emissions back in the 2000s, was transferring a bay from those older, inefficient power plants to natural gas and american lng can help do that. so we have an extraordinary opportunity, senator, and i hope that the d.o.e., and i feel very confident that we will, working with you, find those strategies of which we can put in place to promote american energy, american technology and strengthen our security and our economy. >> secretary perry, thank you. i'm out of time, but i want to thank you for your support in that area and your vision, and i will tell you when the vice president pence came out to monta

im in enough on message >> the president talks a lot about lng deals. and energy more broadly.e wants to be seen as a dealmaker. somebody helping to create business opportunities in a state. with many business components around the world, really. they want to focus on policy but there is a little policy coming from the white house of our, you hear from its that the white house and the media are not covering tax reform, but there is no tax reform. there's no legislation or policy or infrastructure and. the president is pushing the in theructure bill senate but hasn't given a full throated defense of the health care bill in explained to the american people what exactly it is point by point, why it's better than the affordable care act that we have now. the onus is really on the president to get out there and promote policy through his bully pulpit. >> the president's people i think would position this as a brushback, right? to get people moving? >> [laughter] -- >> whether that is effective or not. >> yeah, he just want to have something. he likes to talk about his presidency as

can get lng over there for less than what they're paying russia. also if they had a source to not get cut off, it would give them -- in '09 it was winter and they got cut off >> we had senator heidi heigkamp here she has gotten into discussions with senators, fellow senators from other places who said this is the equivalent of us telling you you can't export your corn the idea they can't export natural gas or oil that -- these are their crops essentially. as a result that's why natural gas prices she thinks are so low. >> is it an environmental thing they can't get the ports to do the export >> a lot of pipeline to get things there >> in boston they were doing a port up. there. >> i think they're talking about one down in the gulf of mexico at this point. but it takes time to build these things you have permitting to get through. she's a democrat -- >> kind of one of the good ones we have a lot of natural gas in the country. exporting it could be a good deal >> oil prices, i think that contract flipped yesterday oil prices up, today it's down. it's

. >> one thing you mentioned this at the export of lng. something debated in congress in a large part of the conversation was the conversation became this is about american companies. >> profitable while the europeans were saying about geopolitical power. if you don't sell us lng then the russians can turn the valve on and often they control a large part of europe for geopolitical influence we need to do that. that became debated and it was determined that yes we are going to sell it now europe has another outlet and has competition on it. other ideas that anyone would share as far as the price russia should pay? >> one of the things they expect us to talk soft about, that's kind of part of their plan. they will not be trek strong response. i thought when the chrome that hooted was not pleasant experience. so be in direct instead of -- would be that talk. secondly, the machinery there using against us is extremely important for kremlin can to control their own population. so if we are able to dismantle it, then as we said, we bring in more

several comments about the fact they want to see more private investment, more american shipment of lng into that region. what did you make of those comments? >> i was really the highlight of the conversation. it is pretty clear the president is excited about the reserves we have in the united states. technology has really changed that dynamic in the united states has gone from energy importer to energy exporter and even announced a deal, the first of many to come. but actually made her first delivery. i heard that in the speech. this is going to appoint to all of europe. it was in particular are pretty big spy for russia because russia has huge natural gas and has been the vehicle of choice in the past. the united states moving into that world is probably going to be part of the conversation tomorrow with white america. >> david, how do you think that will play into the conversation? the whole initiative is so that there's more energy independence and alliance and russia. how do you think this will play into the meeting with vladimir putin? >> i think you will be 10th in the first part

to follow up on this, last month there was a huge shipment of lng from louisiana to the polish port onaltic sea. the polls and then you have a speech at trump gave. he talked specifically about: getting alternative sources of energy would not make the rely on one supplier meeting russia. vladimir putin understood that because that was - >> pedro echevarria shows also. >> poland will - >> at the environment will be watching north korea. and secretary madison as is our biggest danger point will however, he has characterized appeared and donald trump series. >> yes but vladimir putin did not help on that front. >> of course not! >> he is on the other side. quincy joined with the chinese does he want you guys stop.>> my point is that is where he will take the measure of donald trump. not just meeting him in person but you know, you go back to i think you mentioned kennedy. me kennedy blamed almost everywhere in the world. berlin, cuba, he blinked! >> that is an important point. how do you establish or reestablish rather, reinforce us deterrence after the past eight years? you see trump doi