perhaps an expense can provide some reassurance about the energy crisis. turns out thomas o'donnell has bad news to report from the energy market. even if storage is full, that will last only about 2 and a half months in the heating season. so end of december sometime if theres depends on how cold it is, we could use it up very fast. then you're going to have a situation where there's simply not enough. you can't import as much energy as used to come through the pipelines for russia. so. ready it's going to be rationing and things could get even worse. that's despite the german government announcing new large scale deals for liquid natural gas impulse. this year it was a struggle to fill the storage. but if you remember, russia was still sending. guess they were grudgingly sending and cutting it back, but they did send gas and that allowed the storage to be filled. undoubtedly next winter they'll stop and it won't be sent. so it'll be rundown. and i how do you philip? next years germany now has something like 7 o n g offshore floating in regards to vacation units. that will bring in nat

kelly o'donnell covering the supreme court and senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake for us as well. talk about the long term and both sides and interesting decision with justice thomas. >> justice thomas has the responsibility because he oversees the 11th circuit and that covers georgia there is an irony here in that of course his wife ginni thomas has been associated with issues related to the 2020 election, and that is just simply on the side here. but he, by virtue of his overseeing this circuit, is the one who received the emergency application by senator graham, who is asking the court to quash in subpoena, because he is using a privilege with being a senator, which is the speech and debate clause. so things that a senator does in the service of that work to legislate and to make speeches on the floor, and to gather information in the course of their work, can't be questioned about that. and so senator graham is asserting that calls he made to brad raffensperger in georgia, the secretary of state there, were to prepare himself for the votes he would need to take to ultimately approve the electors. and as a part of the work he would do in having to oversee the p