the nuclear bomb, the far from north korea ramco broker, a history professor is working on answers to these questions. he says, our image of north korea is wrong, isn't what it said. it is just look at the country functions and at the highest level. what is the main goal of, of the government of the regime? i should say. it's to make money is made cash for kim. what intrigues me personally is how north korea managers to make money. one of the questions we are stuck with is where does the money go? how much money does north korea make for north korea's leadership? questions like these a dangerous, the north korean regime sent a letter of indictment under my name to the government, charging me with 3 capital crimes. the worst of the 3 was the accusation that our research, my research was in my name and damage the supreme dignity of the supreme either. this sounds like it's a funny crime, right? damaging the supreme difference of somebody in north korea, kerisha death, county remco broke his investigations threatened to disrupt north korea's cash flow . the country is internationally iso

their families will be together with a team of labor, lawyers, trade experts and data specialists. ramco broker tries to find out whether europe in brands work with chinese companies that directly or indirectly employ north koreans. please manage to prove the existence of a significant amount of nor screen slave labor in the supply chain of some of the world's leading clothing companies. with more than that chinese factories outsource to north korea, centuries in north korea, basically in europe and in the u. s. we've come to an agreement that we no longer wish to find slave labor or child labor in our supply chains. but if you look closer at solve these producers, you find that sometimes up to 90 percent of the production does not take place in china. it does not take place in the factories where the european and the american auditors come to check whether working conditions are decent. yes, they are in those factories. but that's only where 10 percent of the products are snake. the other 19 percent comes from north korea bridges team investigated one chinese textile company more closel

and i know after study, ramco reported earnings recently, they basically talked about ramping up production. does that play into this at all? it doesn't. i think the saudi stories pretty expected for a lot of investors. the big question mark is iran, and i think you're probably going to see depending on how those nuclear talks evolve, your, you know, we could see an extra ww, a half barrels of crude come to market by the end of the year. so i think that's the big question marks. saudi arabia has done everything possible to stabilize prices. i think they have had a measured approach as far as bringing on additional production. so i really don't feel that is going to be the a big threat to i'm crude rebounding eventually. once i get past this delta, very concerned. now there's another story here that hasn't gotten a lot of coverage that i want to bring out. and that's, that russia has quietly become the number 2 oil supplier to the us. now they're behind canada. after edging out mexico imports should be us from russia. we're up 23 percent in may to $844000.00 barrels per day. why are we seein