her policies when it comes to oil shale, pennsylvania is a shale producing state.to change? obviously, the policies previously on fracking. is that going to raise an eyebrow when it comes to voters? >> pennsylvania is the most important state for democrats because it is the moust-win state. the biden administration, frank, issued a pause on lng permitting. that was seen in part to repeal the young voters and progressive voters concerned about climate issues. it was seemingly hurting democrats in the all-important shale gas producing state. the really interesting question as she hits the campaign trail is what is her message on fracking. she certainly pivoted four years ago when she became vice president and joined the ticket. it will be interesting to see what the conversation looks like on gas and lng because pennsylvania is a very important shale gas state. >> helima croft, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me, frank. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the stock set to lose nearly landfhalf the value this morning. that name and e hebithotr g money

shales: over the years, broadcasting has deteriorated.erica will survive the talk shows. ♪ troy: a big thing that changes in the '80s is the number of hours spent watching television. [ whistles ] goes up. the number of hours spent talking about television goes up. one of the symbols of this phenomenon is "entertainment tonight." hi, i'm tom hallick and welcome to our opening night, the premiere edition of "entertainment tonight." hart: all of the critics were kind of unanimous in that they said, "it'll never last because there simply isn't enough entertainment news to fill a half-hour every night. "entertainment tonight" has surveyed tv critics in the united states and canada to find out which television shows had the most impact on viewers over the years. now, up until this time, nobody had done television like this. nobody. burt reynolds, the hottest actor in hollywood. i'm surprised to see you here. well, i'm glad to see you. well, thank you. we can meet here every night if you'd like. thank you. i'd love it. [ women "ohh" ] leach: a

access to shale and produce those shales. the balking is a huge example of that, north dakota. all the other shale basins that we are today producing. so that started 30 years ago. take him out of picture, nothing to to do with it. anyway, we do have access production we could produce but he is burden everybody down with all the regulation. still polygon, took 26% of% of the land mass u.s. off the table with federal land. we've always develop federal lands. a lot of it is very lucrative. oil and gas perdition, western states, wyoming, montana, a lot of federal lands out there that's off the table. gulf of mexico, not leasing, not permitting wells takes a huge toll. so yes, there is a lot of production that we could have. that would lower the cost of natural gas and oil. >> that's a big deal for the u.s. economy. >> huge deal. trump got it. what i expend him with the energy renaissance was, in 2012 over a dozen years ago, quickly he got a pic he said that could drive the u.s. economy, couldn't it? yeah. he got it. >> so i should mention i forgot to mention this about harold hamm

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you could face up to a $50,000 fine and shale time depending on the quantity of the fireworks that you're selling. >> as of january, fines for illegal fireworks doubled under a new state law. misdemeanor penalties can range from one to $2000 in potential jail time last year alone. unfortunately pd. >> had to arrest 11 people in criminally site 30 individuals for illegal fireworks. we don't want to do that. you don't want that stay safe enjoy the professional fireworks shows that we are putting on with our partners while to page show. also just highlight x site parking. this is giant are also putting on a show this 4th of july just between june and july last year, our fire department had respond to 86 fireworks related emergency response is helping people to moment of need, but frankly, and far too many of those moments, these were avoidable cases of injury due to fireworks. >> those fines will increase significantly if you are caught with a large number of fireworks in other jurisdictions in cities, each have their own protocols on what type of fireworks are allowed in san jose. all firew

adopted, and three days before that... the leading chinese producer of tailings for energy supply of lng shaletic in russia is such declares that he is leaving russia, because he has an insight that there will be sanctions against lng in the 14th package, and he does not want to be present in russia, and this happens a few days before these sessions, that is, we see that even china is moving away from russia little by little, and this is russia... they understand, this is understood by the economic leadership, which asks the political to do something, the political begins increased pressure on ukraine, unfortunately, we all saw this during the attack on ukraine and on ahmadiyya, as to me, it was just another attempt to force ukraine to peace, because there i understand that if there are no such peace talks, then it is quite possible that the economy of russia, if it survives this year, it is not a fact that it... will survive in the next one, well, by the way, i want to suggest now, to hear about, well, what you said that a chinese company there is pulling out of a certain project because it f

lot of off-shore drilling as well as facilities that export not just oil but financial gas and many shaleen you go onshore. there is a fear that maybe not this storm but many storms after this could affect -- affect output. usually when a hurricane comes along a lot of off-shore rigs will shut or curve productions for safety reasons. so if there are many hurricanes that come through and the larger they are you're going to see a lot of these field get shut. at the same time if there are going to be repairs that removes oil from the marriage prices are rising because at this time of the year people are driving. it's the driving season. so we have some early indication that there could be -- one of the biggest crude oil draws reductions in inventories for this week since january. so that's tightening the market. you've got potential disruption because of an active heck season. those two are pushing to push brent higher. we're at that 86 level. and opec are going to be bringing oil barrels later this year. but right now, they're still restrained. tom: thank you very much on some of these fact

days before that , the leading chinese producer of residuals for the energy supply of lng2 arctic shale he is leaving russia because he has an insight that there will be sanctions against lng in the 14th package and he does not want to be present in russia, and this happens a few days before these sanctions, that is, we see that even china is gradually withdrawing. from russia, and they understand this in russia, the economic leadership understands this, which asks the political to do something, the political begins increased pressure on ukraine, unfortunately, we... we all saw it during the attack on ukraine and on ahmadis, as far as i am concerned, it was just another attempt to force ukraine to peace, because there i i understand that if there are no peace talks, then it is quite possible that the russian economy, if it survives this year, is not a fact that it will survive the next one, well, by the way, i want to now offer to listen to what you said that a chinese company... is pulling out of a certain project there because is afraid of secondary sanctions from the united states of

the countless private citizens were also monitored, observed in wire topped like new shales, schlosser, who assembled an airplane in his shed in order to flee to the west. colleagues who worked as informants for the styles that you betrayed him. today, there was a replica of his plane in the memorial thus organized the original app i no longer exist now 75 months in child health, just because i built the plane, tiger was declared to criminal justice eyes full question. sicklerville problem. the style is the called it operation. rigorous, interviewing those responsible at the time is difficult. most do not want to talk about that time or their involvement. but a former lieutenant colonel agreed to an anonymous interview about operation address is lots of to discuss with tech we minutes nights to secure the entire property about the football single. it was a covert search unofficial. to opt out of division a to enter the property and go open the garage and carry the searches. the easiest on that they told us they had found the plan for it. if he came, we could take him into custody right

to portray different kind of stuff and this can further help hong kong to build more shale companies and try to further ship the materials for different regions and countries and i think this is very alarming countries should try to also prohibit the companies to portray the strategic infrastructure for other purposes. >> do we have time for maybe one more question? the answers are brief. i wanted to ask about your suggestion of sanctioning banks. the biden administration has been reluctant to sanction the chinese banks even though they've been signaling that that is on the table. do you see something that would indicate that there is more willingness to take that step and would there be a change if there is any change in the administrations do you see a future trump or harris administration being more willing to take that step? >> the last round of the sanctions the press release from the government started out by saying this round of sanctions was increased and the risks that banks would be sanctioned which is a very weird way of talking about something only they can do. they might

allow us to get oil cheaply in places where we didn’t even think about it before, well, now about shale to be practically self-sufficient in its own oil, the united states, if we take almost 13 million barrels a day there, this is generally the largest producer, so for a second, let's say for ours audience, that the united states of america is currently one of the three, there is such a struggle all the time, number one is already, you produce 13 million barrels of the usual saudi arabia has reduced it, and so have we. you and i are extracting oil along with the bastard condensate, we count, and the americans have another 5 million on top, put it down, but that’s what’s happening, that is, technology. does not stand still, and if there is an opportunity to earn money somewhere, it is earned, there is a lot of oil, there is a lot of oil, so to support oil prices, uh, these are two factors, the first, the most important factor is discipline within opec plus, if the cartel falls apart, the price of oil goes to where it should be, based on current economic conditions, there uh every company

the way, who recently returned to trump’s team, yes, that’s the question. speaking of the yuzovsky shalericulture or areas in general, so to speak, as territories, land where there is shale gas, they absolutely don’t care what with this then it will be land, the main thing is to extract capital from there, if you can put waste there, make a dump, they will do it, for them ukraine is prey, as for the colonialists before the colony, and for... the neo-colonialists - today it is also actually a colony, that is, they get money, in fact, it ’s like a screen, lendlis is propaganda for public opinion of the same american, the same western european, look at how we do it, but we shouldn’t understand that way today, it’s not like there are two big differences , this diametrically opposite, we fought against nazism back then, today they help neo-nazis and what kind of letniz is that, it’s essentially the other way around, that is, they... raised zelensky, like hitler before, today they help hitler, the new leader of the fuhrur zelensky, all these plans, peace plans, in fact, these are the plans of

our shale less permable than the concrete that we dry on every day.l gas. you have to understand there are three mega national guard fields in the world. one n qatar and two are in west virginia, ohio, and pennsylvania. they would be the third most natural gas producing country in the world if they were their own country. and it's green save we are showing their record it's right up there on the screen. the first day january 20th, 2021 under biden and harris. 60 day suspension of new drilling permits that same day revoked keystone pipeline. we remember that well. then a few days later. moratorium on all new oil and gas leases and then about two years later their epa restricted emissions from oil and gas in the industry. have you lived through both administrations. trump and the biden-harris administration which was better for our country and your state. >> absolutely trump. so, when trump was in office. we quadrupled our l and g exports just by the time he was there. we were well on our way to being energy independent and since biden has been in offic

three of those four cities are on top of the shale.ennsylvania. you can see on the map when we go forward and that's really an area where donald trump dominated. see all the red. this is erie, pittsburgh, harrisburg on the right. this was the vote total in pennsylvania in 2020. 81,660 votes joe biden over donald trump to get the then 20 electoral votes. since they did the census they dropped down to 19. here is why fracking is so important to pennsylvania. it is number two in terms of the natural gas produced in the country. you have about $41 billion contributed to the state's economy. look at this number, 123,000 jobs in pennsylvania alone depend on fracking. i would just go back and say this is important because you are a difference of 81,004 years ago. that's why we are looking right now. does she go for the governor of pennsylvania? a lot of people say she can't afford not to. >> dana: one thing about the governor of pennsylvania, josh shapiro, they are democrats who can understand workers and people in communities who live in tha

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pennsylvania, home of the marcellus shale and fracking, so fracking is okay. great, pennsylvania is a swing state. i need that vote. you look at arizona, it's a border state and by the way, that is in play. oh, i better flip-flop my position on having been the border czar. defund the police, you could even argue. i would go back to laken riley. that's when it turned in georgia, when the state thats was in blue started leading red, she said enough with the violence. what does kamala do, she flips her viewpoint. maria: we don't have an idea of what her agenda would be, monica. if you want to steck to policy. let's do that. trump has been clear, the economic policy will include unlocking the spigot of energy, cutting regulation and extending the tax cuts. he says it over and over of again. we don't have that kind of agenda that has been communicated about kamala. >> that is exactly what makes her the perfect pu puppet. joe biden was the perfect puppet for the system because he was corrupt and he was essentially cognitively challenged for a long time. that made hi

find you and prosecute you is a serious crime in san jose you could face up to a $50,000 fine and shale time depending on the quantity of the fireworks that you're selling. >> as of january, fines for illegal fireworks doubled under a new state law. misdemeanor penalties can range from one to $2000 in potential jail time last year alone. unfortunately, pd had to arrest 11 people in criminally site 30 individuals for illegal fireworks. we don't. >> want to do that. you don't want that stay safe enjoy the professional fireworks shows that we are putting on with our partners while to page show. also just highlight x site parking. this is giant are also putting on a show this 4th of july just between june and july last year, our fire department had respond to a 6 fireworks related emergency response is helping people to moment of need, but nkly, and far too many of those moments, these were avoidable cases of injury due to fireworks. >> those fines will increase significantly if you are caught with a large number of fireworks in other jurisdictions in cities, each have their own protocols o

find you and prosecute you is a serious crime in san jose you could face up to a $50,000 fine and shale time depending on the quantity of the fireworks that you're selling. >> as of january, fines for illegal fireworks doubled under a new state law. misdemeanor penalties can range from one to $2000 in potential jail time last year alone. unfortunately, pd had to arrest 11 people in criminally site 30 individuals for illegal fireworks. we don't. >> want to do that. you don't want that stay safe enjoy the professional fireworks shows that we are putting on with our partners while to page show. also just highlight x site parking. this is giant are also putting on a show this 4th of july just between june and july last year, our fire department had respond to 86 fireworks related emergency response is helping people to moment of need, but frankly, and far too many of those moments, these were avoidable cases of injury due to fireworks. >> those fines will increase significantly if you are caught with a large number of fireworks in other jurisdictions in cities, each have their own protocols

bubble, that was amazing, up 400% before it came down and then, of course, more recently we had the shaleolution exploded, it's come down. i think what people worry about though is what they all have in common is when the party was over, when the fanfare faded, these stocks never came back. so is there a point where you start to get out as they peak? you think the next two years just hold 'em and don't worry about it. >> yeah. so when we value a stock, we're looking at forward cash flows, forward revenue growth. the estimates on upwards of 80 for stocks in this cohort. the likes of nvidia, for example, nvidia, i don't own it anymore, unfortunately, but nvidia has got the most compelling forward earnings estimates of 98% revenue growth. you're not getting that from anywhere else in the mega-cap part of the market. also remember as well, charles, nvidia, they're at the tip of the iceberg. they've only just gone into health care, ask they just inked a deal with j&j -- charles: jessica, let me jump in because i've got less than 30 seconds, but i saw that you're either spying or long tesla. th

find you and prosecute you is a serious crime in san jose you can face up to a $50,000 fine and shale time depending on the quantity of the fireworks that you're selling. >> as of january, fines for illegal fireworks doubled under a new state law. misdemeanor penalties can range from one to $2000 in pptential jail time last year alone. unfortunately, pd had to arrest 11 people in criminally site 30 individuals for illegal fireworks. we don't. >> want to do that. you don't want that stay safe enjoy the professional fireworks shows that we are putting on with our partners while to page show. also just highlight x site parking. this is giant are also putting on a show this 4th of july just between june and july last year, our fire department had respond to 86 fireworks related emergency response is helping people to moment of need, but frankly, and far too many of those moments, these were avoidable cases of injury due to fireworks. >> those fines will increase significantly if you are caught with a large number of fireworks in other jurisdictions in cities, each have their own what type

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one was our engineering colleagues made this incredible ability to extract natural gas from shale a couple decades ago. very controversial topic. in fact, my state ended up banning it, banning high-volume hydraulic fracturing. but the point of what to make is like we learned on campus that that was an issue when many of our land owners in our communities were being approached by energy companies that were saying, hey, could release your land for hydraulic fracturing? so i have to say that we started in an extension talky tale on campuses had listen, you know that's not really that interesting topic to us. as a start hitting the front pages of the paper though we actually were able to develop a robust educational and even stimulate significant research programs at our institution and some of our faculty are now kind of world famous because of the work on that issue, not that they all agreed with each other. i'll give another example which is contemporary and which i'm working on now, which is the same story with you came around with solar, large scale solar deployment. so like how did we le

think back to 2014-2015, energy and shale were so stress tested that a lot of the names were bankruptthe ones in that index tended to have been the survivors. that's the reason why you are seeing a gapping out in the lowest quality of names, but other than that you see some of the tightest rents going back years. jonathan: we have been told repeatedly it's a high-quality index. it changed over the last two years. let's get an update on stories elsewhere. dani burger. dani: ibm shares up more than 2% in the premarket. he reported a jump in bookings for its ai business. ibm says bookings for ai consulting and software since mid-2023 have exceeded $2 billion. second quarter sales increased 2%. almost $16 billion. that beat the average analyst estimate. boeing agreed to plead guilty to criminal conspiracy over two fatal crashes of it 737 max jetliner. details were made public in a federal court filing yesterday. in the agreement boeing faces a fine of $243 million. it will serve three years on probation with an independent corporate monitor. boeing will also spend at least $455 million to

the result of this prohibition on the development of critical shale plays in eastern pennsylvania that can bring desperately need natural gas to market and the unconstitutional take of the mineral rights of pennsylvanians. that's the result. to be clear, this amendment simply prohibits the drbc from implementing or enforcing this hydraulic fracturing ban but it does not impact the ant of the state. the states in the river basin to regulate hydraulic fracturing as they see fit. with that, madam speaker, i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognize for five minutes. ms. kaptur: i rise in opposition to this amendment. this amendment creates a funding prohibition related to the delaware river basin commission. the delaware river basis commission is a federal interstate compact agency charged with managing the water resources of the delaware river basin on a regional basis without regard to political boundaries. as established by law, through the