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joining us is tamar nester good morning >> good morning. >> we heard president trump speaking in poland of his big talking points in that nation and he's currently in this meeting of three seas with 12 other eu members, croatia, czech republic, poland, others, talking about energy and infrastructure how big of a market is that for the u.s. if president trump wants to increase oil and natural gas sales from america instead of russia to these countries? >> it's an important factor. countries in eastern europe have been trying to diversify supply outside of russia. so it's an opportunity for the u.s. to increase exports the other day qatar announced they want to increase their lng exports by 30% we have a parallel market between lng and crude oil. both of them are oversupplied. it gives this picture of lower for longer if everyone wants to bring supply forward for now >> lower for longer, but how low? there's a general sense that the crude oil price is capped because of the persistent supply issues then we get kind of oversold in the bottom end of the price range. everyone gets bearish and