on guardianship plus and russia saudi arabia this is stability, it is extremely important for investmentto be stable, it is important for investments to continue, and here, of course, russia and saudi arabia set an example of long-term cooperation that is extremely successful and important for the whole world. well, one more question from whom, in your opinion, are the prospects for a recession in the united states against the backdrop of tightening policy and the federal reserve in response to an increase in inflation, but of course it is important for russia to take care of its economy, but the lessons that we see are that the rate really cannot be raised too much strongly because this will definitely slow down the growth of the economy, which is now desperately needed. this is one lesson, and certainly from the actions of the united states. russia may also benefit from the fact that many countries are abandoning the dollar. we see this as a very powerful trend, of course, payment systems. currency payments. this is what russia will receive benefits from. now, for example, saudi arabia

saudi arabia is an example of such leadership in the oil sector, which brings stability. we see that supply and demand are balanced very well . opek advantages of russiaxtremely important for investments in age, because for prices to be stable it is important for investments to continue here, of course russia saudi arabia sets an example of long-term cooperation that is extremely successful and important for the whole world. well one more question. what do you think is the prospect of a recession in the united states against the backdrop of the tightening of the federal reserve's policy in response to an increase in inflation, but of course it is important for russia to take care of its economy, but the lessons that we see are that the rate really cannot be raised too much, because it will definitely slow down just an economy that is desperately needed right now. this is one lesson, and certainly from the actions of the united states. also russia may benefit from many countries moving away from the dollar. we see this as a very powerful trend, of course, payment systems. currency payments are what russia will receive benefits from. now, for example, s

it is fair to say this is opec plus, russia and saudi arabia's plans bearing fruit? o peck group and in particular russia and saudi arabia have been angling for tightening up the market to push prices to these levels, they have extended recently extended their supply cuts against market expectations, that is what drove it above 90 but we are close to 95 now, that a recent leg in movement in oil prices has been driven by the tight innocence the market n the us storage levels are going to record lows and in past months what we are finding, despite to peck saudi arabia, russia particular driving down production, us was making up for that, us production was rising, now that seems to have come to an end, us production is coming down, and storage levels are lower. where does this end? some _ storage levels are lower. where does this end? some analysts _ storage levels are lower. where does this end? some analysts are - storage levels are lower. where does this end? some analysts are saying l this end? some analysts are saying oil will almost certainly go above $100 a barrel

we heard the 1st ever cargo rails or train uh, between um russia and saudi arabia, a kind of left russia and will arrive in saudi arabia kind of in the next couple of days. this is the 1st ever direct kind of trade route between russia and saturday, and the, and it will, of course, go true. it ran in central asia. but the, the intention from both sides, when the, when the train left russia was that this is going to become a much bigger trade routes and just put future between the 2 countries. but much more about domestication, as i would see it rather than away from the west towards the east, but must go slowly, would be very happy to jump on board with this policy if it was seen to be hosting the us to be hosting job item. yeah, even though wouldn't be too much into that kind of and she kind of us stands in moscow for sure. we're all aware of the politics in nature and then moscow's view of that. but now when you talk to ministers, you talk to other, other officials. it's, it's, this is not about, you know, less hurt to us and lets you know, grab side of the out of the western camp and

parties also discussed the interaction between moscow and riyadh along the line, opec plus in russia, saudi arabiaided to reduce the volume of oil production and supplies, such steps will ensure stability in the global energy market. in addition, the leaders discussed expanding cooperation in trade, transport and investment and agreed to continue contacts. in the south-donetsk direction, the russian military repelled an attack by attack aircraft near the settlement of novodonetsk dpr. the russian ministry of defense also reported that our units attacked accumulations of military equipment and manpower of opponents, and the enemy lost more than 180 nationalists, as well as more than 10 tanks of other armored vehicles and artillery pieces our military have achieved impressive results for the past day and in the donetsk direction. in the donetsk direction, units of the southern group of forces, in cooperation with aviation and artillery, repelled 10, as well as assault groups in the 80th airborne assault 110 mechanized and 59th motorized infantry brigade of the armed forces of ukraine in the areas of

because of that diesel supply demand and storage has been pretty tight and there is a layer of saudi arabia and russiaia and russia said they were going to continue their cut of one million barrels per day of crude oil through the end of the year. the crude that comes out of those two countries are diesel rich which means there are few alternatives for refineries to go to. not all crude is equal and when you remove that crude from the market that makes it very difficult for refineries to produce diesel going forward. all of those things together are pointing to when demand rises for diesel later this year you're going to be in a much tighter situation. what is being reflected in prices. u.s. diesel prices are a seasonal record high. haidi: what does this tell us about the energy transition, are there implications for the transition? stephen: you could argue that when the world is transitioning to ev's there is less interest to invest in refineries. in fact, across much of the developed world you are already seeing some refiners roll back the facilities. in the united states, europe, even japan. and th

we are trying to get oil from countries like saudi arabia, and venezuela. russia, of course, is a major oil producer. they just announced that they are cutting production at 1 million barrels a day. >> let's go back to being the dominant country in the world. how would a different energy and policy get that going? >> they don't have an economy to speak of. this is how they get their money. in less recent days, president joe biden, again announced that he was going to pay for millions of acres . this is crazy. we are trying to surrender it. that is what happens. we are trying to look at it way up hurried that was another sense of funding. we had another military machine. we all want the freedom fighters to send him billions of dollars. we are trying to produce more energy. >> president joe biden's administration, is looking at all the different acreages. this was part of the wildlife park. donald trump, has looked at it. i have actually been up there. it is a massive amount of land. i was just looking at that to be sexually true. >> good morning. you are on the spe

it is like in cooking, and i believe it is no coincidence that well saudi arabia and russia discuss strengthening economic cooperation, saudi arabia hosts a very important meeting dedicated to the realization of a peace formula proposed by ukraine, and i believe that the art of diplomacy here is to separate this, and we welcome their effort to bring together various countries to make them sit at the table in saudi arabia and to discuss how to restore peace in ukraine on ukraine's terms. this is very important. >> [indiscernible] >> thank you. my first question is to secretary blinken. as we know, ukraine and the united states started talks about security guarantees. can you give us more information on how it is going and when we will have the first results. >> my next question. what do we expect from the general assembly, and what are the goals, and what are we going to get out from that event? >> so, we are focused with our ukrainian partners and many other countries around the world on two things. one is in the near term, the immediate term, ensuring that ukraine has what it needs to be success

argentina australia brazil great britain germany india indonesia italy canada china mexico russia saudi arabia usa turkey france south africa south korea and japan in the g20 countries about 2/3 of the world's population in them accounting for, 2/3 of world trade and 85% of the world's gross national product were initially collected by finance ministers and bank leaders, but since 2008, during the financial crisis, the status of the twenty has grown to include heads of state and government. it was more like an emergency meeting. the first anti-crisis summit was held in november 2008 in washington, the next one in april 2009 in london. and in september, the twenty gathered in the pitbook; the preparation and development of the agreement is carried out by the so-called sherpa , the country's trusted representative of the chairman; the decision are accepted on the basis of the end, but do not necessarily have force and are subject to approval by the international monetary fund, the world bank and other financial and economic organizations. initially, the activities of the g20 were limited to econ

all right, so let's say september the 7th and right now only at 8 am here at moscow, russia, saudi arabia, nigeria, the u. a plenty of news and this algebra 2 and a, just a few moments will join our correspondent who my and my, you shot. but for right now, the russian and ministry of defense has reported that it repelled and attempted overnight attacked by 3 ukrainian drones on russian territory. here the car alarms, innovator, you can see an explosion and over the last of the city after a fixed winged road was shut down by the defences. the governor of the regions set a 3 buildings in several causewell damaged according to local authorities. one person was injured but refused hospitalization. while another drone crashed just outside the city. now the 3rd of ukrainian drone was destroyed in the most go region. according to the russian m. o. d. i must go. somebody said there were no casualties or damage as a result of the incident. we understand investigators are at the same well, romania is president has walked back, is choose a hard line guarantee that anything from russia had struck. hi

the parties also discussed the interaction between moscow and a number of lines, opec plus russia saudi arabia

this week it became known that russia and saudi arabia decided to further reduce oil supplies to thel market in the spotlight, the media had other projects, such as the power of siberia two and akut. what is the situation in the world energy today, see the program is burning the economy right now. i say goodbye to you until next week until we meet with good news. this week a lot of statements were related to energy market, both domestically and globally , the fuel and energy complex seems to be transforming. and how exactly we will try to figure it out. here in the program palette is the economy in this studio. we analyze the central topics of the agenda from two points of view , the economic side of the issue, as always my colleague alexandra suvorova reviews and georgy podgorny will talk about political aspects, which are also important when it comes to energy without exception. we analyze key events facts based on opinion of the expert community in our political-comic analysis, we were assisted by sergei mitropovich and from the financial university and aleksey belogoryev from the

now, in chicago, russia in saudi arabia, i don't say we'll continue oil cuts all the way to the end of the year. of course, the commodity spikes on global markets despite west and pressure to keep those prices down. the major counterterrorism drills being stationed by the roost where the russian, let's see, s t o administrative law got those post soviet countries for exercise, cold baffled brotherhood. the or i just cooking 1 pm locally here and most going what a day is being so far, a ton of updates to fill you in on this we kick it off now with ukraine and attacks of killed at least 2 civilians and wounded at least 10 others, the city of long, yet skits a goal confirmed by local officials. they say that in the past 24 hours 1000. so if you creating and strikes have targeted residential areas in the region, all corresponding with the latest. now, from the c, as an elderly woman has been killed in the latest attack on a civilian navy, a haven don't yet city, the me, saul and american home. this all struck around 650 this morning, causing this wide spread damage to this apartment. this

russia and saudi arabia, the price of brent crude oil reached 90 dollars per barrel, which is an unprecedented price in the last 10 months . social creation which is a left-wing political coalition in france and consists of parties such as the socialist party, the communist party of france, the green party and other parties . emmanuel macron reacted to these statements by killing a french teacher three years ago before the girls' fight in schools. and it was claimed that this law was enacted to deal with terrorism. some members of the french parliament described these statements as shameful and dangerous . the british ministry of home affairs issued a statement announcing that the russian vaccine militant group has been included in the list of terrorist organizations, according to this statement. from 13 on september 22, membership in this group , encouragement to support, help or use wagner's logo is considered a crime, and wagner's assets will be classified as terrorist assets and seized . according to the statement of the british ministry of interior, the identification of the incident as a

russia, saudi arabia, china's deals with russia for oil, iran, who also those rely on the cut of oil. saudi arabia cutting oil to make prices go up. that's our fault and joe biden's fault. >> i got gas last night. $3.82 for a gallon of cost, $44 to fill up my tank. a year ago gas was over $5. people are forgetting the fact that gas prices went up over 44% when russia invade evidence ukraine. >> harris: they aren't forgetting. that might not have happened had it not be a certain phrase, minor incursion. that's a show for another day. biden stepping on us again. >> oil prices went up all over the world. russia is a big oil producer. to say the president doesn't care about gas prices is not fair. he does care. >> harris: my question is how if he cares so much can he now reflectively fix this because he is not willing to do the list of things that would put us back into energy independence and on that list, by the way, would be to be honest about how much gas was when he got into office and where we are now. yes, we've come down a little bit. it will go back up. >> you have know what it w

there are still lots of concerns in the energy markets not only because russia and saudi arabia havebc sport centre. i'm mimi fawaz. and to some developments in women's football in spain. players in the top tier of the women's game will strike over pay and conditions. the new liga f season is due to start on friday but instead players will walk out for the first two games. the spanish players�* association said the strike was called

affected by the prediction of a further decrease in the currency by russia and saudi arabia, it has become an upward trend, while the continuous increase in american oil production can this process limit the increase in the value of oil, after reducing oil exports by 500,000 barrels per day in august, russia announced that it will reduce its exports to 300,000 barrels per day in september . russell hardy, the ceo of beta, which belongs to the global oil market, said in this regard. in the next 8 weeks, with the start of repairs and maintenance of refineries, the supply will be limited, and the supply of sour oil containing sulfur will remain more limited. analysts believe that with the increase in the unemployment rate in the united states and syria , the market situation in the industry has also weakened , which strengthens the reward of waiting. that the fed probably it will not change the interest rate to prevent further damage to the economy. the global index of precious metals in the first week of september was subjected to the contractionary policies of the us central bank, and they

russia has reduced oil exports by 3,000 barrels per day these months. it now wants to extend these restrictions until the end of the year along with saudi arabia and other opec plus countries. therefore, collectively , the world's major buffers, especially russia and saudi arabia, are cooperating to reduce supply and change conditions. world fuel prices. are growing and this is worrying, these steps to export diesel and gasoline only worsen the situation, and whether it is beneficial for russia, or the prices for measures were increasing, the answer is yes. sanctions events made it much more difficult for russia to sell oil, instead of petrodollars, according to kpler analysts, russia receives almost a billion dollars every month in indian rupees. rupees are not a hard currency and you can buy little with them. on the other hand, observers emphasize, russia has learned. use the shadow fleet to bypass the price restrictions of the event. the price ceiling for the export of oil and oil products is not so strong. all the time , russian oil is exported with higher restrictions. they obviously succeeded in this, and russia transports oil around the world tha

opec-plus, russia, saudi arabia are cutting barrels by one million barrels per day through the end of the year. you have this really critical storage area in the united states where wti is priced out of. it has fallen down to 22 million barrels. to me and you, that sounds like a lot. actually, it's the lowest level in over a year. it's a critical level where it can't operate below their. you can't really take much crude out of their because the quality will be poor. it will be mixed with water. you are not able to take much more crude out of this really critical storage area to get if you do want to take crude out of their, it will cost you a lot. there is some good news. in the short term at least, we are entering the refinery maintenance time. that means the refining companies won't be taking a lot of crude out of storage. they won't need much crude for the next few months. going forward into the winter, especially when you have potentially some relatively strong demand coming out of the united states as well as china, you could see crude prices continue to trend up and it does look

or from russia, though arabia's a friend though saudi arabia's a friend of ours and russia isn'tarket. it helps security. it means helps energy security. it means we're not dependent people completely. >> and actually, amazingly, it reduces co2 emissions rather than shipping it than shipping from shipping it from other side of the from the other side of the world. butjust faux from the other side of the world. but just faux pas don't seem to get that argument. jacob well, they want well, that's because they want to the economy. to close down the economy. >> political zealots >> they're political zealots rather who want rather than people who want to get to in a planned and get to net zero in a planned and intelligent way. and actually i think net is think the route to net zero is to take to and wait for to take time to and wait for technologies and to recognise we're going to be using a lot of fossil fuels. absolutely right, for to come. fossil fuels. absolutely right, for she to come. fossil fuels. absolutely right, for she had)me. fossil fuels. absolutely right, for she had no

or from russia, though arabia's a friend though saudi arabia's a friend of ours and russia isn'tl market. it helps security. it means helps energy security. it means we're dependent people completely. >> and actually, amazingly, it reduces co2 emissions rather than shipping it than shipping from shipping it from other side of the from the other side of the world. butjust faux from the other side of the world. but just faux pas don't seem to get that argument. jacob well, they want well, that's because they want to the economy. to close down the economy. >> political zealots >> they're political zealots rather who want rather than people who want to get to in a planned and get to net zero in a planned and intelligent way. and actually i think net is think the route to net zero is to take to and wait for to take time to and wait for technologies and to recognise we're going to be using a lot of fossil fuels. absolutely right, for to come. fossil fuels. absolutely right, for she to come. fossil fuels. absolutely right, for she had)me. fossil fuels. absolutely right, for she had no 5

. >> the new decision by saudi arabia and russia impacting prices could convicted double murderer alec murdoch get a new trial? >> the new claims about jury tampering and what legal experts are now saying. >> plus, seeing pink, why flamingos n.a. showing up in several states, not used to seeing them and later, the hero college quarterback fresh off a big win, tries to get out of a homework assignment at. >> please let me turn in my homework. lake the response from his professor. from abc new york this is america this morning. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with a possible new clue in the manhunt for a convicted killer who escaped from prison. >> authorities in pennsylvania have reported new sightings of the fugitive and the search area has expanded. here's abc's morgan norwood this morning. >> the urgent manhunt for escaped murderer danilo cavalcante entering its seventh day. the search zone expanding in a pennsylvania forest after new reports of footprints in the area. the possible clue just a few mi

if you're going out, the market sees this is not a true supply/demand issue, this is a russia/saudi arabia issue, which means it's quasi temporary. if you look at student loan payback, no one's going to be forced to be paying back student loans because you still have an administration that says they're going to push for forgiveness. so there's a lot of reasons to be bullish and have faith in the consumer. >> as markets wrap up, a messy month, chart master here is honing in on three areas of the market that the hoping to shake off an ugly year. what are the three areas? >> rather than picking them myself i just sorted by, what is the worst? let's look at the caboose, the rear. the three worst areas of the market, of course, banks, utilities, and precious metal stocks. you can see it here very clearly. you have the market up 11.7, and then in descending order, gold miners, represented by the philadelphia gold and silver index, down 11. do you jones eutility average, over 100 years old, and kb bank index. let's look at the areas or themes. there's not one that's good. these are the most beate

breitbart said, oil production is in the hands of our enemies, that is what is opec plus is about, russia, saudi arabiaezuela. but j. powell has to do something about it. from a monetary stand point, high didn't want to deal with this today, i think that was a huge mistake. send you my riff, which i know you were voting that say good thing. but, what you just said is who i said in my opening riff. >> good. great minds think alike and so do ours. larry: it will put you to sleep at night. let me go do a different subject. this is united nations week in new york. the traffic is tied up, joe biden speaks to the general assembly yesterday. and he made a big pitch on more money and help for ukraine, never mentioned the crisis in new york city and the country, which is open borders, and all these thousands of illegal migrants, and new york city and all of the other sees sanctuary cities condition pay for it. -- can't pay for it lets me ask you on the question of ukraine, do we know, does anyone know, do you know, if the bidens or anyone is trying to negotiate some kind of a diplomatic initiative that might ge

least the optimism that demand from china will bounce back, as well as the supply cuts from russia and saudi arabia. it's been enough to push oil back towards $100 a barrel. last week, the international energy agency warned that the supply cuts would create "a significant supply shortfall". so, what happens next? nitesh shah is head of commodities and macroeconomic research at wisdom tree. oil prices have risen because of all pack�*s actions, which is a policy decision. their incentive to push it more than 100 is lacking. 0ne decision. their incentive to push it more than 100 is lacking. one of the reasons they have pushed oil prices above 90 is because that is where a lot of their countries have their so—called fiscal break even is, that is the price of oil they need for the government is to be able to get enough oil revenue to meet their spending obligations. 0nce enough oil revenue to meet their spending obligations. once they are there they don't have the incentive to push it much above 100. that there they don't have the incentive to push it much above 100.- to push it much above 100. that is

both russia and saudi arabia and i don't think they will continue. oil cuts all the way till the end of the year. of course, the commodities spikes on global markets despite west and the pressure to keep prices down. also a headphone.

i really came from russia and the saudi arabia.e knew this was going come but we did not note the duration. he talk to us about the assessment from the markets are now about this move? >> this was something that was on the agenda. i think gas prices had taken a lot of people by surprise. if you look back to the beginning when oil prices were above $90-$100, it was very painful period asia is a big importer of oil. oil does sustain above that 90-100 range. they would need to adjust lower. that is an extra price impact. some of the asian central banks have stopped taking. >> it would be 2023 to have the worldview -- the world leave inflation is probably come down in that showing to have oil come in and lead. thank you for joining us. coming up, we will hear from the jimbo cofounder and long-term investment strategist. it will be on his outlook for the american economy. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the decent -- the deflationary forces -- probably too big. the power of interest rates rising and depressing the interest rate ma

were watching was happening in oil, it is pulling back as russia and saudi arabia extend their supplyuts until the end of the year. yields on the two-year and the ten year also climbing for the second day and a row. what you need to know, that is coming up. taking a look at european markets right now, as you can see we have a few things going on in the european markets. they are on the reds, cac 40 is down, the taxes lower, not to each overnight. a mixed bag chinese real estate giant evergrande stock jumping 70% after developer country gardens managed to avoid default over there. as you can see a mixed story but the shanghai are actually in the green. here at home democrats are voicing concerns about president biden's electability as he faces criticism on the economy and worries about his age. new accusations of playing politics between ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy as voters watch the race for the gop nomination. former new jersey governor and presidential candidate chris christie plays out how he's faring and the hectic field he is here at 7:30 a.m. eastern. the house preparing a

remember, saudi arabia and russia, the world's two largest exporters. couple of very important signals in the past week or so. first is we have had the saudis come out and extend the cuts to year end at prices that were in the mid to high 80s. so that means they're not happy with the current price point. they probably want to see higher prices. we've also seen, of course, a very important change in supply economics in russia, which is very visible when you look at the russian ruble, russianmi microfinances. russia needs more money, so i think they are trying something different. and then inventories are growing. we have had some big inventory growths this week. the latest satellite data points to 20 million barrels. i think once inventories decline, people will start believing that the market is going to tighten. i think the question is, what would saudi arabia and russia become this aligned again? because they have spent 12 months misaligned, kelly. >> that's interesting. let's talk about, as you say, this all rests on asia, the supply and demand aspec

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saudi arabia and indiana act in terms of opec. how important is opec as a block now in terms of managing the supply given that we've seen saudi arabia and russia come out on their own? >> generally opec plus is watching the supply. it's mainly represented by saudi arabia and uae, and these are the two countries which can manage the supply which can cut or increase the supply depending on the market conditions. >> just to follow up on that, what do you think will be the catalyst for saudi arabia to actually start increasing production again? are they targeting a certain price and where the spot price of oil is trading? are they targeting a certain number of inventory in the system? are they targeting just a couple more months as they've adhered to yesterday? what do you think is the time line for them to eliminate some o of these production cuts that have been in place for a couple of months now? >> i think it's driven p by the supply and demand in the market. overall we expect it to be relatively solid this year. then we anticipate some next year. the key driver for the demand growth is china. generally it was in line with our expectations, bu

this is after russia and saudi arabia limited output. luntary cuts were to maintain stability and balance. administrators for the uk retailer wilco have just announced 1332 more job cuts out of a total workforce of over 12 and a half thousand. the news comes as bn and m agrees to buy dozens of shops from the firm as talks over a bigger rescue deal hang in the balance. they say they will take up to 51 of wilco's shops in a deal worth £30 million. they fell into administration in august and mid sharp losses and the shortage of cash. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. meet with the litter man of leicestershire, scott gibbins. whether it's car parks, pavements or laybys, scott's there with his bags and litter—picker. i'm out most times early doors because i beat the traffic and all that. but on that, a couple of hours on a saturday, i do a group—pick on sunday for two or three hours and a pick before the group—pick. and then i'll work, i'll work at a big airfield

since this decision of russia and saudi arabia became known in the media, the price of brent crude oil reached one dollar per barrel , which is an unprecedented price in the last 10 months . union ecological and social donkey, which is a left-wing criminal political coalition in france and consisting of the socialist party, the communist party of france, the green party and other parties related to these statements, with emmanuel macron's reaction to the killing of girls' robes in schools three years ago. one of the french teachers went and claimed that a law has been enacted to deal with terrorism. some members of the french parliament described these statements as shameful and dangerous. given according to this and september 13 22 shahrivar, membership in this group, encouraging support, aid, or using wagner's logo is considered a crime, and wagner's assets will be classified as terrorist and seized, the british ministry of home affairs has added that the punishment for any membership in this russian group is up to 14 years imprisonment and a fine. the criticism of the statement of t

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the production of 300,000 barrels per day until the end of autumn, after this decision of russia and saudi arabia became known in the media, the price of brent crude oil increased to $100 per the barrel reached that this price is unprecedented in the last 10 months. some french political parties and social activists called the statements of the president of this country during the prohibition of tolls in french schools shameful. from parties such as the socialist party, the communist party of france, the party the greens and other parties reacted to the statements made by emmanuel macron . earlier , he had blamed the murder of a french teacher three years ago for girls' abayas in schools and claimed that a law had been enacted to deal with terrorism. some members of the french parliament these statements were described as shameful and dangerous. the ministry of the interior of england issued a statement and announced that the russian vaccine militant group has been included in the list of terrorist organizations. perceived also, wagner's assets will be classified as terrorist and will be seized ,

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that is what opec plus is all about, russia, saudi arabia, also iran and venezuela.ing about it from a monetary standpoint. he didn't want to deal with it today. i think that was a huge mistake. i want to send you my riff which i know you were voting and that's a good thing, i like it when you vote but what you just said is the answer i said in my opening riff. i will send it to you. >> good. great minds thing alike and so do ours. larry: it will put you to sleep at night. anyway. let me go to a different subject. this is unfortunately, this is u.n. week here in new york and speeds besides the fact the traffic is all tied up. joe biden speaks to the general assembly yesterday, made a big pitch on more money and help for ukraine. he never mentioned what is the big crisis in new york city and the rest of the country which is open borders and all these hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants, hundreds of thousands and new york city and all these other cities, sanctuary cities can't pay for it. let me ask you two things, senator cruz, number one. on the question of ukr

opec, russia, saudi arabia. and don't forget, there is a solution to this.nts to get the oil we're not producing in alaska and in louisiana and in, you know, texas, we're going to get it from venezuela. did you see that? charles: yeah. >> he wants to loosen the restrictions on venezuela, but he's tightening the restrictions on alaska a, it doesn't make any sense. charles: crazy. steve, thanks a lot, my man. always appreciate it. >>> all right, folks, this company was amazing, mitchell gold and bob williams. i don't know if you bought furniture from them, but what they did to revive the energy industry -- i mean the furniture industry in north carolina was nothing short of a miracle. looks like maybe that miracle's over. i'll ask mike ring what he thinks happened and what it means for the country. also, in case you missed me last night on "hannity," here's my take on the frightening economic trends of the administration. i'll will right back. he's in a lot of trouble, but it's going to get a lot worse. >> how? >> the trends on the economic data are are straig

this following the news saudi arabia and russia will extend their voluntary production cuts until theudi arabia which leads the 0pec+ cartel with russia has cut a million barrels a day from the global market since july. the move has stoked global inflation fears and will frustrate the white house, where the biden administration is trying to keep the price at the pump from rising. dan kemp is global chief investment officer at morningstar investment management. good morning to you. talk us through this move on the part of saudi arabia and russia. the interesting timing. we have seen the price of oiljump in response. seen the price of oil “ump in response. hello, sally. yes, ou're response. hello, sally. yes, you're right- _ response. hello, sally. yes, you're right. it— response. hello, sally. yes, you're right. it is— response. hello, sally. yes, you're right. it is interestingi you're right. it is interesting timing. we havejust reached the end of what we call the us driving season and this is a period where folks in the us jump period where folks in the us jump in their cars, go off

chain issues we are at a bad spot because strategic petroleum reserve has been drawn down when russia-saudi arabiapediatrician of oil any leadership in any area to more production stronger u.s. economy would be -- is necessary at this time, and government shutdown doesn't help with that, unless they come out with some kind of a mutual bipartisan feeling there are going to rein in government spending into future. >> the adam johnson from investment standpoint tell me reaction to this report what do you do now as an investor? >> well, as you know maria, i am the he alternatival optimist 95% invested okay with this report in order thrilled but i'm okay, because i think that we're seeing a temporary blip due to significant spending in summer on travel as well as obviously what is happening with price of i will backs up at 90 bucks. >> if you ask me how i feel going out over next couple weeks shutdown concerns me. because, i don't think right now there is enough resolve to do enough about it, and it may get ugly before better, that means there is probably going to be some, rough sliding i am saying tha