relies on russian energy, 34% of all natural gas sold in europe is russian gas, several european nati nationsd the czech republic get most of their gas from russia. >> europe is heavily dependent on russia, most of the gas flows through ukraine to get there. >> they have to think twice about how they react. they have always got to be fearful of the repercussions of that. >> some say america could do more to help. but critics argue that this administration has worked to limit the exportation of our resources because they say they're not clean enough. they say we need to limit the natural gas, or lng. >> we would be in a closer position to tell others in a very serious way, we're in a game and we'll play for keeps. >> as president, he approved only one gas export terminal. and it wouldn't be ready until next year. >> is it true or untrue, jack, that the president could stand up today and say europe, we're going to give you as much energy as you can take but because these lng plants have not been built there is not much that can be done about it immediately. >> well, john, the important thing is

most important movies ever made in the united states of america or anywhere is "the birth of a nati nationstill facing all of the realities of the racial problem that has haunted this country since slavery began here centuries ago. we're still overcoming it in so many ways. so are films. at last we're able to look at them realistically and honestly. >> why do people go to a movie like that, "12 years of slavery"? to suffer a bit? we don't go for any sort of joy. whereas "jiango" had a comic element. >> that was sort of sub versive in that way. in this case they go to see great art. steve mcqueen has married sound and image to create a master piece. it's to sort of process our feelings or what we think. >> one more question on the slavery. why in the 1930s were we so pro-south in the movies? why was there never a movie that was pro-north when the north were the good guys? they were fight too long end slavery. and yet the movies as you idolize the damn other size. excuse me. >> because we didn't understand it yet, because the world has come a hundred thousand, a million miles from that point

last week, the vice president -- we are learned the hard way that protecting the sovereignty of a nati nation's defense. baltic states are working to overcome energy island situations. i am pleased to tell you in 250 more days, lithuanain will have their own vessels and it has been named independence and its goal is to satisfy the need. our neighboring countries could use the terminal capacity to meet their needs. first our terminal and large scale lng in the baltic sea is the ice breaker for the region to insure we stay in the market. the majority of your exports are subject to a public interest review. we understand the president has the right to opening the doors to lng exports to non-fda countries. if they don't act in a timely way, we urge congress to step in. accelerating america's entry into the natural gas market is a win-win. america wins by economic growth, more revenue and customers win by more competitive bas from the united states and operation of nato allies would be stregthen h strengthened. the present situation in ukraine has taught us one lesson: no nation should be able to us

our mission was to find al qaeda, not to rebuild the nati nation. we like a good fight and sometimes we will fight each other just to stay in practice. this makes no sense anywhere i go in my state. >> if we don't continue the job so they can replace us we will have a good fight. >> what is the casualty now from green and blue? >> we had inside attacks during 2014 we had 48 of them in 2012. >> i've gone to a wounded warrior dinner i thought he was one of the support staff. they got him to engage more in his story for me apart. we have to get them to a higher-level? i don't think we are ever going to get to that mentality. >> i don't know how the answer these types of questions. >> when i look at where we were in 2009 the first trip i made there were ten of us in the afghan forces. the ratio now is completely inverse and in a small presence we have today and continue to have after 2015 we make sure the investment we have made would have passed the results in achieving our objectives of the stable secure afghanistan from which we cannot be attacked. >