tomatoes the same with oil or gas quotes are closed, the end of the quote let me remind you that milton freemannothing to do with the russian government. and it certainly cannot be recorded in the agents of influence of russia, these inevitable consequences are absolutely obvious. now many countries are already facing the consequences of their rash decisions, and joining this ceiling will , of course, be another price that the citizens of these countries will have to pay. russia will not act contrary to common sense. at our own expense, we will not pay for someone else's welfare at our expense to supply energy resources to those countries that will limit their prices to those who, instead of business partnerships and market mechanisms, prefer cheating tricks and shameless blackmail, i want to say that we will not act to our own detriment. keep in mind, the us recommends setting this same ceiling for oil at $60, and oil and gas prices are regulated with each other. here, if you install such a ceiling. what is your reaction, you know, in fact, we are guided by those contracts that are signed by s

in this regard, a quote from the american economist and nobel prize winner milton freeman will be quotedation marks are opened. if you want to create a shortage, like tomatoes, all you have to do is pass a law that retailers can't sell tomatoes for more than 2 cents a pound. you will immediately get a shortage of tomatoes, the same with oil or gas, the quotes are closed, the end of the quote, let me remind you that milton passed away in 2006. he had nothing to do with the russian government and definitely cannot be recorded in the agents of influence of russia it would seem that these are common truths, but the leaders of some countries are the bureaucratic elite they brush aside these obvious considerations on someone else's command, deliberately leading the course for the industrialization of their countries to decline.

america is doing it in this regard, they will quote the american economist, nobel prize winner milton freemanquotation marks are opened. if you want to create a shortage, like tomatoes, all you have to do is pass a law that retailers can't sell tomatoes for more than 2 cents a pound. you will immediately get a shortage of tomatoes, the same with oil or gas, the quotes are closed, the end of the quote, let me remind you that milton passed away in 2006. he had nothing to do with the russian government. and for sure can not be written into russia's agents of influence problems on world markets. they are trying to write off not only on russia, but also, for example, on the decision of custody plus. let me remind you that the participating countries recently agreed to reduce oil production by 2 million barrels per day. however, vladimir putin noted that this decision is aimed solely at balancing the world market, of course, attempts are being made now. the price ceiling for russian oil will only aggravate the situation with prices, and russia will stop supplying its raw materials. if it will be un

like to come back on steve liesman about the money supply the money supply which is the one that milton freeman monitors think is important is m2, and that increased very little in 2008, '9, and '10. the quantitative easing just went into excess reserves of the bank that is not part of m2 if we did not explode the money supply then, at all, the explosion of the money supply was 2020, and freedman said 12, 18 months later you're going to have bad inflation from that and bingo, we had it and since march the fed has screeched on the brakes and the money supply has fallen. so that gave you an absolutely correct signal two years ago, and i'm worried that this decline in the money supply -- by the way, becausewhat is the biggest in the last century of -- in terms of decline if they keep that up, it's going to also produce a bad outcome for the economy. so i think you've got to look -- i think money is an indicator. i am very upset that the fed continuously dismisses that when that proved to be an exact right indicator for what we're in today. >> steve weiss, you know, the professor's made his case. y

the same with oil or gas, the quotes are closed, the end of the quote , let me remind you that milton freeman passed away in 2006 . he had nothing to do with the russian government. and it certainly cannot be recorded in agents of russia's influence problems in world markets. they are trying to write off not only on russia, but also , for example, on the decision of custody plus. let me remind you that the participating countries recently agreed to reduce oil production by 2 million barrels per day. however, vladimir putin noted that this decision is aimed solely at balancing the world market and, of course, attempts now. the price ceiling for russian oil will only aggravate the situation with prices, and russia will stop supplying its raw materials. if it would be unprofitable for her, let's say, as already said the notorious ceiling for oil prices would be introduced, but whoever burns out that the same ceiling will not be set in other sectors of the economy in agriculture in the production of semiconductor fertilizers in metallurgy, and not only in relation to russia but also to any other