to spotlight the interview share our take time albion are voting today my guest on the show is richard jeff. according to the international energy agency the surging and richard the one who will most likely lead the world to a dive. oil reserves are running out faster than expected and the growing fuel consumption raises environmental concerns but this all the warnings people continue burning oil and oil and the promising alternative energy sector is still unsufficient the developed so what's to be done to avoid that future without dramatically changing our way of living and maybe russia could help with that we're asking the deputy executive director of the international energy agency. the international energy agency says the world is entering the golden age of gas with production to rise by fifty percent in the next twenty years russia's going to sheeple were one hundred and ten billion cubic meters of gas to europe through its south and north stream pipelines the construction of south stream is starting suit and stream will start operating in early november the trans underneath the baltic

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was created says richard jeff that you take that kind of director of the international tennis shoe and says spotlight will be back shortly after we take a break so stay with us. it. was like three weeks running. mission free credit patient three. three. three. three. three. three blocks. for your media project free media r.t. dot com. welcome back to spotlight i'll do more of and just a reminder that my guest on the show today is richard jenkins deputy executive director of the international energy agency richard roth let's talk about about russia's policy well there's lots of talk about the red direction gradual red direction of russian crude crude flows from from from the west towards asia and first of all to china how was it seen in the west could it be a reason for for a clash of interests between russia and the west. in the end the west no i really don't think so and the simple reason is that it's a global market these days the oil market is. worldwide and. china is where the action is that's where they're growing in consumption china and india are the two primary and the middle e

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in addition, bob casey, olympia snowe, jeff sessions, kay hagan and richard burr, as well as dozens of their work on this issue for many years. i also want to particularly express my appreciation to chairman max baucus and former ranking member of the finance committee, chuck grassley, for their leadership and work on the -- on currency manipulation. we believe that our bill is w.t.o.-compliant, and it is in part because senators baucus and grassley looked at our original bill and worked with us on suggestions as to how to change it to make it just as effective but within the rules of w.t.o. mr. president, today we have an opportunity to help put middle-class americans back to work and, amazingly enough, in a bipartisan way. today we stand together to defend american jobs against market-distorting, job-killing, exchange rate policies that subsidize foreign manufacturers at the expense of american manufacturers. these currency policies artificially raise the price of u.s. exports and suppress the price of chinese imports into the united states. undermining the economic health of america

in addition, bob casey, olympia snowe, jeff sessions, kay hagan and richard burr, as well as dozens of other cosponsors on this bill for their work on this issue for many years. i also want to particularly express my appreciation to chairman max baucus and former ranking member of the finance commit c work on the -- on currency manipulation. we believe that our bill is w.t.o.-compliant, and it is in part because senators baucus and grassley looked at our original bill and worked with us on suggestions as to how to change it to make it just as effective but within the rules of w.t.o. mr. president, today we have an opportunity to help put middle-class americans back to work and, amazingly enough, in a bipartisan way. today we stand together to defend american jobs against market-distorting, job-killing, exchange rate policies that subsidize foreign manufacturers at the expense of american manufacturers. these currency policies artificially raise the price of u.s. exports and suppress the price of chinese imports into the united states. undermining the economic health of american manufac