so much news to discuss,s let's bring in chevron ceo mike wirth. ng here. >> you're welcome, liz. liz: okay. from where you sit what do you think and, your opinion, what is the number one reason that we have seen oil fall from $130 a barrel in march to where it is now? >> well, i think over the prior several months the concerns about inflation, supply tightness and the risks created by the conflict in ukraine created a real anxiety about future supplies, and if that drove prices up. in the last few weeks, i think increasingly we see concerns about a recession, an economic slowdown being much more in the forefront of people's thinking, and i think that would suggest energy demand softens. these markets become more balanced and i think prices reflect that. so the last 30 days we've seen prices come down. i think that's good for the economy, it's good for consumers. i would say, liz, that there are still risks out there. we don't have china fully back. there's a lot of china that's under pandemic restrictions. air travel's not fully back, particularlyl