well he has lifted the moratorium in the gulf for drilling oil sake's to cast sunstein no new permits have been issued permits and backup plans aside what's really going to happen in an already ravaged economy where we see this in the middle east. and this in our very own midwest. so the last thing you need is the people who are. in the worst economic shape are the first ones to get hit by a process and this will cause a lot of discomfort to a lot of people who don't need this bad news concerns of violence spreading to other oil producing nations in the region have been overshadowed and instead of asking how americans will cope with this are asking the question that never gets answered but at the same time seems to never get old who are our friends and who are our enemies for our tea. living from the magazine foreign policy believes the oil markets are likely to collapse anytime soon he says there are stable countries like saudi arabia that can fill the gap created by disrupted supply. the markets have calmed down over the last twenty four hours saudi arabia has gone around and assure

well he has lifted the moratorium in the gulf for drilling oil saying stick cass sunstein no new permits have been issued but permits and backup plans aside what's really going to happen in an already ravaged economy are we see this in the middle east. and this and our very own midwest. so the last thing you need is the people who are. in the worst economic shape are the first ones to get here by yes prices and this will cause a lot of discomfort to a lot of people who don't need this bad news concerns of violence spreading to other oil producing nations in the region have been overshadowed and instead of asking how americans will cope with this are asking the question that never gets answered but at the same time seems to never get old who are our friends and who are our enemies for our tea. we have plenty more coming for you this hour here on r.t. including our weekly snapshot of opinion on the streets of new york. the responsible at all for where the economy is that right now now it's wall street and bush the president is in the big apple to find out what the people there think about

well he has lifted the moratorium in the gulf for drilling oil thanks to cass sunstein no new permits have been issued but permits and backup plans aside what's really going to happen in an already ravaged economy are we see this in the middle east. and this in our very own midwest. so the last thing you need is the people who are. in the worst economic shape are the first ones to get hit by gas prices and this will cause a lot of discomfort to a lot of people who don't need this bad news bad news recently echoed by vladimir putin russia's prime minister said that the end rests in libya has driven crude prices beyond fair market levels in danger in the global economy but here concerns of violence spreading to other oil producing nations in the region have been overshadowed and instead of asking how americans will cope with this are asking the question that never gets answered but at the same time seems to never get old who are our friends and who are our enemies for our tea diena kosofsky. the situation in the middle east has prompted others around the world to speak out against their

tied into the broader context which is there's one of obama's closest longest term associates ca sunstein who was formerly a law professor at the university of chicago who is now his chief regulatory officer in the white house who published a paper in two thousand and eight that talked about what he called cognitive infiltration of online communities and he described how where people gather on the internet and to reinforce one another is what he believes to be false perceptions of the world false political views. if a call conceptions of things that the government ahd a coordinate efforts of people who were covertly to infiltrate these communities online and rebut these ideas through pretending to be part of this community but in reality being paid in full informants or infiltrators on the part of the u.s. government it's a very long and carefully considered law review article that even considered whether or not communities like this that traffic in what he believes to be false political ideas ought to be banned and he said the widget made it would probably be better to just rebut them an

degette: i would just say in this hearing with professor sunstein the evidence was that the regulations who came out -- that came out in the first two years in the obama administration were less than the regulations that came out in the last two years of the bush administration. with that, i yield five minutes to the congresswoman, ms. matsui. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. ms. matsui: i rise in opposition to house resolution 72. this resolution does nothing to actually create jobs and is a distraction from what should be our focus, creating jobs here in this country. instead of spending time debating and creating legislation that would create jobs and further our economic recovery, we are here debating legislation that basically reiterates what the energy and commerce committee is currently doing. in contrast, i believe that the american people have been clear. they want this congress to focus on jobs and that should be our number one priority. in fact, i recently sent a survey to my constituents asking them what they thought should be the top p