macron is ready to surrender even maduro unscrupulousness. how else to call it?with former us secretary of state kerry, here is a warm conversation with maduro in the same sharm el sheikh. but this in the spring of 1919, the united states organized an infamous armed landing on the shores of venezuela to overthrow president maduro in support of the impostor guido. america, after all, also recognized guaido as legitimate. and now, as if nothing had happened, hydrocarbons, directly magical power, capriciously west and changed his mind. by the way, it’s not only the example of venezuela that can be traced with iran of the americans, suddenly they somehow allowed it, too, they became more cautious , softer, coal. however, let's get back to europe , our correspondent anastasia popova works there kholod ne aunt. for the french, going to protests is almost like a national sport, but here the situation is really developing for them, it’s not easy, we can’t pay. we are in a bad situation people already don't have enough money to pay the rent. we don't have heating. it is d

i just i understand what nicolas maduro did.y that with a number of world leaders, kiri didn't look taken by surprise. well, as for a number of world leaders, french president emmanuel macron turned out to be in it. how are you? everything is fine? yes yes. and how do you have it, by the way, the same immanuel macron, who in 2019 after the attempted coup d'état in venezuela, this is what venezuelans say they have the right to express their opinion freely and democratically, france recognizes guido as president. protests and riots 2019, perhaps someone has forgotten, but it is unlikely that nicolas madurov remembers very well how the west tried to deprive him of power with the help of opposition mp juan guido, who declared himself president and was immediately recognized by the united states and allies. we now have a new leader, juan guaidó, who promises to hold new elections and return security to the region. we must support the people of venezuela directly. now, since then, guaidos have been dragged on a string along all sorts

they failed about a year ago and in such a polarised environment between the government and nicolas madurohe opposition, to simply have them round the table is an achievement. also they are moving towards trying to find a map towards freeing up billions of funds of venezuelan money that is being held by a un managed fund and can be used forfood aid, support and all of the different humanitarian needs that have been so desperate in venezuela over recent years. if they can reach agreement on that and those funds become available that will of course improve the lives of millions of venezuelans. it is, of course, very sticky waters, the two sides have been at each other�*s throats not just for years but decades now so there is a lot of bad feeling between the two actors but there is some hope that this time it can be improved and the biden administration appears to be backing the talks. they have given the green light for chevron the oil giant to resume operations in venezuela, dependent on the outcome of these talks, again, the idea that oil, so key to the venezuelan economy, that that sector

that said, any profits made from those operations won't go to the maduro government, but to servicing to chevron by the state—run energy company. still, though, from both the position of the venezuelan government, to an extent the venezuelan opposition, and certainly probably most venezuelan people, the very fact things are beginning to move forward is going to be welcome news. will granted there. earlier i spoke to venezuelan born raul sanchez—urribarri. he is associate dean and senior lecturer at the school of humanities and sciences at la trobe university in melbourne. i asked him how ordinary venezuelans are reacting to the news. as you can imagine, for normal venezuelans, this is a very important development. we've seen 15 months of no progress whatsoever of a significant nature at the international level in dialogues, precisely because they haven't been able to meet. the maduro government refused, abandoned the opportunity for dialogue 15 months ago, and ever since the two parties involved, government and opposition, haven't met. so this is a major news for venezuelans across th

the maduro government refused, abandoned the opportunity for dialogue 15 months ago, and it seems the involved, government and opposition, having met. so this is a major news for venezuelans across the political spectrum. the country has been in turmoil for years. why is it happening now? do you think it should have been done sooner? absolutely. i mean, we are talking about a situation that has been going on for many years, as we all know, but actually it is actually being stable, and unfortunately with really bad effects for the venezuelan people. we don't see in the public as we used to but that doesn't mean the problem is not there. over 6 million venezuelans have left in the past five, six years, they live in conditions of asylum in different places across the region and in other countries around the world. we are talking about an economy that has lost close to two thirds of its gdp. it has been a complete catastrophe. so any developments that point the way of ameliorating the situation now, or even in the future hopefully, i received of course is really good news. i think for the

maduro also added that the problem of food security.ay has acquired vital importance in connection with climate change and the conflict in ukraine for 3 months, journalists have been filming a draft sanctions for the peoples of belarus and today they will be transferred to italy on evening live. the agrarians who are being withdrawn suffer there, with their own strange restrictions we will visit the city of regge, emilia and also show the revelation of a german who has practically lost his business in germany but is not going to say goodbye to belarus. here he has weaving, production, another series of the draft sanctions for the people, see today after the panorama. i think that we are faced with the effect of a sanctions boomerang. many businessmen took advantage of this situation for their own selfish purposes. every time more and more new sanctions are introduced, they do not work against governments, and against ordinary working citizens , the electricity bill for the average house is £2,500 a year, which used to be about half that

macron even promised to call maduro after the conference. i will be glad that we will be able to talk longer, that we will be able to carry out useful bilateral work for the macron handshake region, even the fact that in 2019 he announced that paris would recognize an opposition puppet as the interim president of venezuela did not stop. juan guaido's western politics have once again demonstrated adherence to their alleged principles. chinese investors motor city accused ukraine of looting from abuse of power in the middle kingdom criticized the decision of kiev to transfer to the control of the ministry of defense of ukraine and the forced nationalization of the enterprise, where they develop the production and repair of aircraft parts , the representative of chinese investors motor sich wang jing published an appeal on the wechat social network in which he expressed his protest. we have always strongly opposed the criminal actions of the state of ukraine regarding the abuse of state power by substituting the concept of national security. mi

rachel: we know that maduro jails opponents. owe pose his government -- oppose is government are actually ineligible for office. he tortures detainees and family members, brutal attacks on demonstrators, there a are arbitrary killings. we know that the government is being basically managed by cuban special -- you know, their see considerate service has mass -- secret service has massive influence on this government because the government is dependent on cuba in many ways for help. this is the worst of all partners we could have. will: when we have clean energy, abundant energy right here at home. rachel: that's right. will: it's been two weeks since four university of idaho students were found stabbed to death. will: investigators are searching for answer as they reveal a dog was in the home when police first arrived on scene. rachel: ash ashley strohmier s the latest. >> reporter: it's been two weeks since the four college students were murdered and police still haven't named a suspect. however, authorities have admitted they'r

>> steve: how much of that money will wind up in the pockets of maduro cronies. ultimately, the biden administration though, they are crowing about the fact the cost of oil has gone down. the price of oil has gone down because people are driving less. it is a supply and demand thing. plus the fact that the blockade on russian oil hasn't really worked. the russian oil is still worldwide and that is why the prices are where they are. it has nothing to do with the expansion here in this country. instead, joe biden is expanding in venezuela. >> ainsley: he will torture detainees and he will throw you in jail if you run against him. >> steve: not joe biden. >> ainsley: no, no, maduro. he brutalized those human rights defenders, independent media has been harassed there. and then arbitrary killings. this is what newt gingrich said about biden making a deal with this dictator. >> just one more anti-american act by the biden administration. you know, texas doesn't have a dictatorship problem, north dakota doesn't have a dictatorship problem, western pennsylvania doesn't

that said, any profits made from those operations want to go to the nicolas maduro government but to energy company, still though from both the position of the venezuelan government to an extent of venezuelan opposition and certainly most venezuelan people, the very fact things are beginning to move forward is going to be welcome news. let's look at some of the day's other news from around the world. taiwan's president has resigned as leader of the governing party, saying she takes full responsibility for her party's poor showing in the local elections. president tsai had framed the election as a vote for democracy — amid rising tensions with china, but the voters were not convinced. the vatican has accused china of breaking a landmark agreement signed four years ago over the administration of chinese catholics. the vatican expressed �*surprise and regret�*, after beijing appointed a bishop without its approval. although details of the deal were never made public, it gave both sides a say in the assignment of new bishops in china. many catholics have criticised the agreement with com

maduro.he table, talk about unfreezing humanitarian aid to the tune of billions of dollars which now will happen and we will open up the oil fields. that's what got them to the table and now it looks like it's going to happen. >> ainsley: apparently go toward repaying hundreds of millions of dollars to debt owed by chevron to the venezuelans national oil company. a lot of people critical of the administration for allowing this to happen like congresswoman claudia tenney from new york. the biden administration should allow american energy producers to unleash domestic production instead of begging dictators for oil. >> brian: this is absolutely selling your soil for oil, dirty oil, because this president's to pride himself on destroying our fossil fuel industry. he said it over and over again. this is more proof of it. he knows we need it. why don't i try to take the world's greatest oil reserves, venezuela, run by a communist regime. supported by cuba, iran and russia. flourish and spread the

i said to maduro, you corrected me, that is, from the point of view of facts. of information, but when we look at the fate of khusyn. uh, gaddafi and others leaders, you ask yourself how the cia uses this information for this, although something tells me that disruptions have always been information about where maduro is, and what he is doing and with whom he spends this time. let's digress a little from the g20 and move on to such an event, which means that the media showed zelensky's arrival in the city of kherson, i will not touch on the agenda now. which are conducted by our russian colleagues, they now describe in detail. why would the troops withdraw and why did they enter, and the ukrainian forces, and it seems to me that it is wider here indicative for us. now, including in the context of this conversation, pay attention to two points. and the first is, well, apparently, it appeared specially on the occasion of zelensky's arrival. here is such a scene. in this case, we use a photo from this press, but i publish it, which yes or the mail reports in khers

doesn't make sense. >> todd: the list of atrocities committed by maduro is long, we will put it on the any of these atrocities will stop magically because he's decided to start drilling in venezuela? >> no, we really wish as american producers, we are here in denver and across the west. we really wish they would just let up on some policies that are making it more difficult for the american producer and move forward with approving pipelines in the united states instead of trying to license operations in venezuela. >> carley: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. one familiar face at "washington post" lashing out at her employer for opposing chinese brutal covid lockdown and says the u.s. should be more like the communist country. joe concha will break it down. >> todd: brian kilmeade will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends" and brian and i are in a dog fight in fantasy football this week. >> brian: leave something for the imagination, maybe the third hour of "fox and friends," what is coming up, todd, time to pay up and he's done it. piers morgan is here after i won $5

is is that not enough to demonstrate his bonafides as an opponent of the maduro and chavez regime? and with respect to the other claims made by my colleague, he doesn't like the answers that mr. martinez gave about faith. he broadens that to suggest that people on the left are answer faith. i think resent that. i was a missionary in honduras for a year in latin america with jesuits in 1980 and 1981 and i know an awful lot of people on my side of the aisle -- some who talk about it a lot and some who may not talk about it, including you, mr. president -- who faith is a central motivated factor in our lives. so if you don't like an answer that mr. martinez gave, that's a good reason, i guess, to vote against him. unfortunate that right. but don't use it is a -- use it as an opportunity to say about everybody over on this side. aisle that we have an hostility to people of faith. many of us have sacrificed a lot and acted to do so because of our faith. let me soften my request, since my colleague, i understand he would like to vote against leo martens and doesn't like a u.c. motion tha

with maduro in charge.ing to get to the people who need it? >> this is a problem we have had in north korea and problem every anywhere where you have a dictatorship. dictator makes sure first of all his secret police and military get the bulk of the money. cronies and friends get the bulk of the money. some tribunals down to the poor but, again, here is another example just as john kerry and iran during the obama years where have you got a willingness to give away billions to a dictator who has not changed. who is not in any way pro-democracy and totally unreliable. i think these people think we are fools and around the world must be dictator's fault where they call each other and say did you see what the dumb americans just did? why don't you try something? if i was a dictator somewhere around the world i would be trying to figure out how to get money out of the u.s. because biden seems eager to shovel it out. >> brian: we recognize juan combine dough we went and did this deal with maduro. unbelievable. a

have a long-term return on it to make it happen. >> brian: senator, tell everybody how evil this madurond what they have done to their people and plan on spreading throughout south america. >> 4 to 5 million venezuelans have had to leave in the last five years, torture people in jail, anti-american, host iranian forces on their soil, invite the russians in, the source of harm in this hemisphere, harmed all of their neighbors as a result of it and concessions by the biden administration are all about getting closer to them because it's full of leftists in this white house who want to cut a deal with maduro. >> brian: gave up brazil, not saying a word, put the criminal in charge, maybe corruptly and trying to go to bed with this clown. unbelievable. senator marco rubio, thank you. administration without moral standing. free bird, elon musk teases the release of twitter files proclaiming the public has the right to know. harris falkner is here and joins us on the couch with her best selling number one book. ♪♪ elon musk says he's going to expose twitter's history of censorship insisting th

they have come to an agreement with venezuela dictator nicolas maduro.omewhat restricted here at home i guess we're allowed to try to negotiate a deal with iran and to go to our if not enemies our adversaries in venezuela. rachel: and by the way just to add insult to injury the oil coming out of venezuela is dirtier. the processing is dirtier as well. so here is joe biden, this is official statement on why it is environmentally okay to get oil from venezuela but not here in america. he said, this action is not being taken in response to energy prices. this is a limited license as we have said in the past. this is about the regime taking the steps needed to support the restoration of democracy in venezuela. so do you get that? this is about democracy. just like the last election. will: they're saying this in response, joey to opening of discussions between nicolas maduro and his political opponents. joey: i guess god smiled down, you know what we'll do? i will change the heart and heart of this dictator just in time to help you with your energy crisis. th

s. seemed to abandon guido and sent a delegation to effectively ask the maduro administration for help with oil supplies. but that visit didn't go as the byte in administration had hoped. so when the u. s. hosted the summit of the americas this year in los angeles. they left a few key latin countries off the invite list like venezuela, nicaragua, and cuba. now this party pho paw, not boating. well across the southern nations with key countries like mexico turning down biden's invite. what then is plan b for the bite in administration, in dealing with this new hostility from its southern neighbors. and joining us to discuss this very fluid relationship between the u. s. and south america, let's bring in doctor enrique rivera. he's a historian and author of the new book, the untold history of capitalism with international press, and re gay. good to see you. thank you for joining us. first. i'd like your read on the upcoming brazilian elections. it's huge it's, it's a huge deal. i'm so bored. so nato has been a bit of a difficult figure to peg. oh, he's an admirer of trump. and so when tr

and why is it so to say, people like maduro and kim jong-un are still alive oh if they are so almighty if they are so decisively obliged, why are kim members of maduro still alive about kim a member i can say about china about madora. tell him why he is still alive, of course. poland was immediately preparing to be such a deterrent buffer for russia, i remind you still combined the soviet union yes, in the spring you already know that the nato parliamentary assembly adopted, that the sponsor state was recommended to its own to consider that they accepted, and what is a terrorist? maybe this explains the sponsor's idea of ​​terrorism. who do we sponsor? well, this is logic. this can be built according to american law. it's just now , yes. this is the idea that we are a sponsor of terrorism. actually, it's not defined yes, even in that law, supposedly, supposedly, we allegedly support certain organizations that act with terrorist purposes against against the free world. so the us is a sponsor of terrorism. that is, we are pursuing a terrorist policy, in fact, you are acting against ukrai

yes, the macron called maduro an illegitimate president.es people polite jean- luc melenchon on twitter explained everything. however, apparently, not all russian aggression, our crisis and the huge costs that we had to incur , jeopardized the timely implementation of the climate transition, as well as the timely achievement of the goals set. it also became the cause of additional emissions is already more than some developing countries emit in a year, judging by what has been said in painstakingly, a list of reparations has been drawn up. warsaw is not today. tomorrow he will introduce this point and demand that moscow also pay for global warming, which is not only not original, but also ineffective russophobic rhetoric, if it affects the climate, then only a political conference that is already heated to the limit , a complex conference, as the head of the russian delegation concluded by connecting to asked colleagues on verbiage not to be distracted, concentrating on the final documents, in which discrimination for our country cannot be

it's di, isolation maduro.elas burst like a soap bubble or like the dreams of juan guaida as john kerry, the former us secretary of state, is literally dragged into the arms of the leader of venezuela at the summit, when in 2020 the us offered a $15 million reward for maduro's head. and now, what maduro is doing in the energy crisis is no longer a terrorist, a corrupt official, and so on according to the list of the us minister, but the leader of the country with oil reserves, so necessary for the states. now the macron, stomping his foot, they are ready for recognition and enjoys a 90-second behind-the-scenes conversation with the venezuelan leader. whether kerry will now be able to get through to the line to maduro is a big question, while macron threatens to hang on the wire, president, i will call you. well , of course, the main headliner of this summit is biden, however, and he is not about the climate of biden's speech. at the summit , activists first tried to frustrate. old jolie w. he looked around in s

i mean gray though controls nothing and venezuela a maduro clearly has the support of a majority of the venezuelan people who voted for him. unlike why he though and also the u. s. needs venezuela's oil and the illegal unilateral sanctions that the u. s. has imposed on venezuela and on iran, and on russia, 3 of the world's largest oil producers has resulted in energy crisis and huge skyrocketing energy prices, which of course is hurting and europe very hard. but it's also hitting the, the average american who needs to pay more of the gas pumps. so the bite administration rang to have its cake and eat. it's to eat it to it's trying to claim that it doesn't recognize maduro, but still trying to get access to venezuela's oil rampaging inflation rates on energy prices of lead to a new round of process. and 2 european union member sees major cities in greece faced vernon clashes with whom protesters island right police. ah, public and private sector workers walks out in the union organize 24 hour general flight to fly sites. the rallies are being described as the biggest since 2015 when we r

maduro will release his grip on power? it's the decimation of the venezuelan people and the harm it does here in the united states as well. >> martha: thanks, secretary mike pompeo. i want to mention that john kirby was also asked about how much the president pressed president xi of china on the origins of covid. we got a vague answer on that. of course, they talked about it. of course covid came up. but not of course he pressed him on the origins of this virus that now has locked down his own country for three solid years. our thanks to secretary pompeo. thank you nor being here today. all right. so as i mentioned earlier, iran is also a place to watch very closely right now. the streets are erupting with defiant protesters that are risking their lives every time they walk out in to the street. because they're slamming the islamic regime and now using the world cup to make their voices heard through athletes and individuals on the world stage as the u.s. gets ready to play iran tomorrow. renowned activist masih alinejad j

but vens -- venezuela, maduro, his opponents are jailed. they're considered ineligible for office. are people that tried to run against him. they torture detainees and their family members, they have extra-judicial executions, just going around killing people. human rights defenders, independent media are harassed. there are arbitrary killings. in other words, whatever they've done to be a little bit closer to being pro-democracy, they're still doing those things, but go ahead and drill, chevron. and this has nothing to do with energy prices. i don't know if you guys know much about livestock, but if you with stand behind a bull, there's a certain smell, and that's where i am on this. rachel: they're also starving their people. here's what stephen moore had to say about the the administration if easing the sanctions. >> i literally, will, almost fell if out of my chair reading this headline that says we're going to allow chevron to do drilling in venezuela. [laughter] this is the same administration, will, that won't allow us to do drilling here in the united states with. not in te

i mean gray though controls nothing, and venezuela maduro clearly has the support of a majority of the venezuela people who voted for him. unlike why though, and also the u. s. needs venezuela's oil. venezuela has the largest oil reserves on earth. it certainly has the capacity to produce and export much more oil than it is now. and the illegal unilateral sanctions that the u. s. has imposed on venezuela and on iran, and on russia, 3 of the world's largest oil producers has resulted in energy crisis and huge skyrocketing energy prices, which of course is hurting and europe very hard. but it's also hitting the, the average american who needs to pay more of the gas pumps. so the bite administration rang to have its cake and needed to eat it too. it's trying to claim that it doesn't recognize maduro but still trying to get access to venezuela's oil . well that they got rid of hugo chavez didn't buy and, and, and then, and then my daughter came along. they didn't like my daughter, they thought a sanctioning venezuela and all this kind of stuff. i mean, you know, look, i mean london seized

it's trying to claim that it doesn't recognize maduro but still trying to get access to venezuela's oil. that'll just about wrap up this huff house program from moscow. a naughty international as a was such a great pleasure to have your company with us here in the russian capital. a do check out the op ed section for where the attitudes of flaring temp is getting pretty hot and riled up as well. aussie dot com up at section with ah, a disdain becomes the attitude and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. for the past few weeks, order thousands of additional forces to germany and foreman as part of our commitment to nato's eastern flag allies. with using it. it was back in pacific scuttled. i mean we've saw usefully issue mika. you stop live not. oh, shoot. what evening? nancy, hold on that boy. is that much g e from workmanship nashville? ah, with austin yesterday that you could give shot with on february the 24th 2022, president putin delivered an address on the situation in don bass. i'm opening it that if you ope

do you think maduro has turned over a new leaf? no.pening, the biden administration has said we're not going to do this in america, but oil prices are a problem so, gee, how can we get out of it in the short term? i mow, we'll go to venezuela -- i know, we'll go to venezuela. cheryl: john, heating oil, diesel, i mean, the list goes on and on. one in five homes in the northeast use heating oil, and here comes winter. >> up 40% from a year ago, i believe. so this is going to be a problem for the average american especially if we have a very cold winter. as brian said, this whole approach towards energy makes absolutely no sense. why are we not hearing from these people that are very much anti-fossil fuels complaining about this deal? it's more fossil fuels but elsewhere, not from the united states. and this reminds us that all of this anti-fossil fuel rhetoric is empty unless we have some way of having an international agreement not only with venezuela, but with russia, with china and everybody else to less aren our dependence worldwide

, maduro, waiting for title 42 and a stay waiting for title 42 to end and they are coming.saw tons of folks, and talked to agents, the more row at border patrol, not getting the support of secretary mayorkas, basically abandoned them. ashley: you mention title 42, it is set right before christmas and the biden administration preparing by possibly increasing prosecutions of illegal border crossings, what do you make of that? >> it is smoke and mirrors to be honest. any effort they say where they enforce the law is smoke and mirrors, they have left, if you add the got aways, 3.3, 3.5 million come into the country, 29 states in the nation, 3.3 million, this is their goal, they want to change the face of america. ashley: i want to change gears and talk about this issue, china is rapidly building a stockpile of nuclear weapons on track to make as many as 15 nuclear warheads by 2035, even if it is overly ambitious. it is clear what their intention is. >> they want to displace the united states as the world super pure and enforce authoritarianism on the globe. if you look at their

as don't even recognize maduro as the legitimate president of venezuela. so i don't knot w whofy he'dto n this is business with him. this is a guy that shuts downpoi all opposition. he shuon t down one hundred and med fifty mediiaa outlets, forty one print outlets. sixty five radio outlets. t nine television outlets. this is a guy who , according to the oas, the organization ofa american states , has been. killing people by the hundredsli and putting people in jail for o no reason at all. this is a guy that our very own doj charged with drug trafficking. bill barg r called him a narcoterrorist. >> and the people there are starving. why would joe biden work hard to make venezuela and maduro a murdering, dictator, druo g trafficker, human rights abuser, rich? he' >> it's heartbreaking to think that he's picking all of that. s you just described over folks in north dakota, folks inn texas, folks in oklahoma, he's made a choice and that's his choice. bul, i i mean, it's not the bese can do. but ift if we can't get to h the fundamental answer to why, how is the

it's why biden is opening up oil exploration in maduro's venezuela. guess what? our country, the united states, refuses to even recognize the legitimacy of maduro's brutal socialist murdering regime. it's also why joe biden has no problem lashing out at maga republicans all why staying silent when it comes to china and iran and by the way russia, you kin include them as well. if democrats who claim to care about man kind and human rights, it's a little more than a cheap political ploy. when it matters, they're silence. their silence is deafening. in tenned like all lefties, they only the care about power and again raises the question when you look at many of these countries and the biden family and the tens of millions of dollars they raked in with zero experience hunter, the question we have to ask that will be now investigated by the republican majority in the house is your president, joe biden, compromised by countries like saudi arabia, china, russia, kazakhstan and ukraine? here with reaction, ted cruz. senator, i would expect american being the beacon of fr

yes, the macron called maduro an illegitimate president. so this is 4 years ago the need in oil makes people. jean-luc-milan sean on twitter explained everything, however, apparently, not everyone. russian aggression, our crisis and the huge costs that we had to incur, jeopardized the timely implementation climate transition, as well as the timely achievement of the set goals. it also caused additional emissions, already more than some developing countries emit in a year. judging by what has been said in painstakingly, a list of reparations has been compiled. warsaw will be brought in today tomorrow and this item requires moscow to pay also for global warming, which is not only not original, but also ineffective russophobic rhetoric, if it affects the climate, then perhaps the political one is already heated to the limit a difficult conference, as the head of the russian delegation concluded, asking his colleagues not to be distracted by the word fornication, concentrating on the final documents in which discrimination for our country canno

to reengage us to back away from sanctions imposed on president maduro's dictatorship on president trumpd under his leadership, crimes and human rights violations committed and fostered. this latest action has to do with the restoration of democracy according to the biden administration and not current gas prices. today the price of a gallon is averaging $3.55, that is up from last year. former white house economic advisor stephen. >> we are going to allow chevron to do drilling in venezuela. this administration, are not interested in drilling here in the u.s. not in texas, oklahoma or alaska or west virginia but we can pump oil from venezuela. it makes absolutely no sense. it has put america last energy policy. >> so a lot of people surprised by this, why there is this foreigner alliances on domestic interest by the biden administration but the administration does say if venezuela does not make good on these good-faith negotiations, that they could end. carley and todd appear >> todd: my sources tell me we have oil in the u.s. but we are working to confirm that. alexandra, thank you kri

. >> he turned to the dictator in venezuela maduro to bring more oil to the market. this is a zbochlt the u.s. does not even officially recognize. the treasury department has issued a generalizeens to chevron to start being able to pump oil out of venezuela. in anticipation of the criticism an administration spokesperson said this action will not be taken in response to energy prices. this is a limited license as we have said in the past, this is about regime taking steps needed to support the restoration of democracy in venezuela. u.s. oil representatives shaking their heads. >> we wish that they would let up on some of these policies that are making it more difficult for the american producer and move forward with approving pipelines in the united states instead of trying to license operations in venezuela. >> republicans equally as disappointed that this administration is willing to work with non-allies. >> i don't know why we're going to communist dictatorships and begging opec plus to increase production when we have the energy here in america to get the job don

changing energy policy to address this the president is doing a deal with venezuelan dictator nicholas maduro>> they throttled the oil and gas industry to the point our national security is at risk, and you are now putting it in the hands of act dictator in venezuela. the only place you can go that puts you in greater danger would be in russia and we saw him do that by allowing the nordstream 2 pipeline to go forward. >> reporter: the president will not change his energy policies. that has been his redline since day one. ashley: it has indeed. let's bring in tom pyle, president of the american energy alliance. the white house says plenty of opportunity for oil companies to drill here, they are just choosing not to. what say you? >> completely inaccurate, a flat out lie. we've asked, tract 125 specific actions this administration and the democrat congress have done to slow or stop oil production in america. he has an america last energy policy. he would rather get oil from iraq, saudi arabia and now venezuela than from texas, and mexico in north dakota, doesn't make sense to anyone other than

the united states had imposed sanctions to punish brutal dictator maduro. critics are losing their voices shouting at this one. >> i don't know why we're going to communist dictatorships and begging opec plus to increase production when we have the energy here in america to get the job done. >> this administration won't allow us to drill in the united states. not in texas or oklahoma, not in alaska, not west virginia but we can pump oil from venezuela. it makes absolutely no sense. it has put america last energy policy. >> you see the biden administration make decisions which hurt americans through the continuing process here of weakening america and finding a way to help dictators. >> harris: americans have to pay attention to this. when they open their energy bills this winter, we'll get some ideas of why that is. an op-ed calling out the president's recent decisions including the dirty deal with venezuela. the plan to pay poor nations reparations. an excerpt. washington occasionally makes miscalculations that help american enemies, undermine development

getting closer to them because it is full of leftists in this white house who want to cut a deal with maduro. >> a red line, he will not waiver from it and pushing opec plus to produce more oil. putting more oil on the market and the deal with venezuelan. >> appreciate the live report. president biden is drawing criticism over his trip to michigan, for the semiconductor plant at the michigan gubernatorial candidate. >> we've put billions of dollars into creating a factory in michigan that will bring 150 jobs, michigan lost 80,000 jobs, we know are battery plants go, a summary plans go, we are losing it and he's coming here to dance on the grave. >> what do you think of her comment, the president going to michigan to dance on the graves of jobs that are not being created in that state. >> he has good point. when you look at everything that has happened on the other side of the aisle, especially over the last two years kind of grasping the crisis of covid, and into early 19 it was normal, 2,020 we did a few things in a bipartisan way, we have spent more money, things overboard, it is silly to

from the scandalous politician after the last presidential election the dictators from venezuela maduroe a twitter account the taliban on twitter and donald, trump didn’t have him, he’s a former president words you don't like what he says, just don't follow him trump like he never left twitter, when the politician was blocked 2 years ago, the account had about 90 million subscribers, the whole army gathered with it again in less than 2 days. the former president has repeatedly said on twitter that he will not return , yearned fans impatiently publish memes and wait for him to start tweeting fewer subscribers. the dew of his congratulations there on the occasion of thanksgiving received a little support, the holiday beloved by americans for the first time such, expensive inflation affects, but the president has some kind words addressed to him clearly expected to hear at least from the turkey. you're pardoned he says, did you have to tell me that, huh? yes, you're pardoned he says, i don't know, man. you didn't need to pardon me. i already knew that i was pardoned. that's how you want to

. >> they're fleeing maduro.bsolutely right. >> all the people that republicans should want to embrace and come over here. and nurture. refugee status, asylum. but this is part, frankly of the ultra extremist maga faction of the republican party that has said absolutely no more immigrants or migrants. >> it's a culture war now. >> god bless people fleeing maduro's regime, ortega's regime. if you're coming here for refugee status, don't attack the border patrol with a foreign flag, for god's sake. it's ridiculous. >> okay, laura? >> it's pretty incredible to think about where you are, alisyn and the conversation. i'm sitting here and thinking about these notions. immigration, this is such a lightning rod conversation and one in which i think will be the evergreen conversation in the ballot box. in fact, jim jordan, the congressman from ohio was talking about this. i asked him the question what if republicans are the ones to get the majority? what's the plan to address these issues? >> great question. >> here is hi

the move because maduro representatives sat down for talks about elections.ticipation of the criticism the administration spokesperson said this action will not be taken in response to energy prices this is a limited license. as we said in the past this is about the regime taking steps needed to support the restoration of democracy in venezuela. the u.s. oil industry representatives just shocked. >> you know we really wish they would just let up on some of these policies that are making it more difficult for the american producer and move forward approving pipelines in the united states instead of trying to you know license operations in venezuela. reporter: so republicans equally as disappointed that this administration is working to work with non-allies. >> i don't know why we're going to communist dictatorships. we're begging opec plus to increase production when we have energy right here in america to get the job dong. reporter: opec plus cut production at the last meeting. they're signaling a another cut at the next meeting. the idea by this administrati

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treasury department previously cracked down on the practice which financially helped the corrupt maduro regime. phil, good to have you here today. when i say the criticism of this decision is coming in fast and furious, you heard steve moore saying this decision makes no sense boston herald saying biden is against climate destroying fossil fuels, the ones produced in the united states. that is. the wall street journal today, biden's dirty oil deal with venezuela. the government thinks you are a fool, and not only because it waited until americans were en route to grandma's house, allied with iran, or expects you to believe venezuela is considering a return to free elections in exchange. what the heck do we get out of this deal and why the heck can't we use our oil here at home? >> we don't get anything, sandra. we get less energy security and a world that's more dangerous. and parse and parcel of the biden administration policy when it comes to energy. you know, they want to give billions of dollars in energy reparations to other countries, they want to prop up dictators like in venezue

macron is ready to surrender even maduro unscrupulousness. how else to call it?ere is a warm conversation with maduro in the same sharm el-sheikh. but it was the united states in the spring of the nineteenth year that organized the inglorious landing of armed troops on the shores of venezuela to overthrow the president of the maduras and support the impostor guaido. america, after all, also recognized guaido legitimately. and here now, as if nothing had happened, hydrocarbons, directly magical power, poked fun at the west and changed its mind. by the way, it’s not only the example of venezuela that can be traced with iran, the americans suddenly somehow let it go. yes, the seeker has also become more cautious softer, hydrocarbons, you know? however, let's get back to europe, our correspondent anastasia popova works there, it's cold, no, aunt. for the french, going to protests is almost like a national sport, but here the situation is really developing for them, it’s not easy, we can’t pay. we are in bad situation, people no longer have enough money to pay rent. w

on the oil industry in an effort to weaken the corrupt regime of the venezuelan president nicholas maduro. today the government resumed talks with opposition leaders about free and fair elections. he agreed to establish a humanitarian program and last week he released 7 americans, including 5 oil executives wrongly detained five years ago. still u.s. officials say they are prepared to revoke this new six-month license from chevron if venezuela does not continue to negotiate in good faith. >> and, nancy, what could this mean then for u.s. gas prices? >> reporter: well, white house officials insist that this move has nothing to do with their efforts to boost global oil supply. they warn it is unlikely to do much to gas prices in the short term because this only affects one oil company on a limited basis. but it does mean that the u.s. could soon begin to purchase oil from venezuela, oil that had previous listen been bound for china. >>> thank you. new russian ar tiltillery attac left millions without power. this month a near total blackout. chris exams the devastation in kherson. some of wh

to be on i don't think we should drill in venezuela, i think on the one hand maduro is a dictator and all of a sudden we are on our knees to him, we have enough rigs in louisiana and in texas to be able to drill off of those existing rigs and we have the most sophisticated refineries in the country for the canadian crude oil as i have said before, if we put together canada, the united states, and mexico, we would be energy independent. he should be interested in increasing the economy of the united states as opposed to the economy of venezuela. what motivates the president of the united states to cut back on sanctions for a country that we supposedly don't respect and disagree with totally to say, hey, can you tell us some oil when we can do it here? and this argument that we have 9,000 leases, they don't have the roads to the leases, the regulations will take forever to be filled, it's really a shame. we need u.s. production. we have got it here. and he is not willing to do in and i'm not going to say any anymore. >> harold: can you think if there is any geopolitical strategic reason

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in venezuela, the government of president maduro and the opposition have agreed to resume talks this weekend. it potentially opens the door for the united states to ease oil sanctions. the talks will include conditions for venezuela's 2024 elections. the eu is discussing capping the price of russian crude oil at $65-$70 per barrel. eu ambassadors are meeting today with the aim of improving the cap mechanism and a proposed price level. jerusalem was rocked by two explosions today. it was a sharp escalation after months of violence between israelis and palestinians. diligent groups both praised the attacks. -- militant groups praised the attacks. amazon is doubling down on hollywood. the company plans to spend more than $1 billion per year to produce movies that it will release in theaters. that is the largest commitment to movie theaters yet by an internet company. amazon plans to make 12-15 movies per year for theatrical release. streaming services have surpassed theaters with their original movies. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 27