u. s. oil companies won't increase production either. you know, 2 years ago the us was, was pumping over 13000000 barrels a day. now it's just a little bit over $11000000.00 and they won't increase it because if they do, you know, the price will go down in new us. they don't want to do it, so the us can't get more us oil from western europe. we can't get sunny oil west, and you can get iranian oil in western europe. you know, maybe they'll get venezuela oil. the western europe or dr. jack crassness, professor of economics and politics at st. mary's college of california. you're the person that we go to when it comes to stories like this. thanks for that. my pleasure. you ends that she has called for unrestricted access of russian food and fertilizers to global markets. as a hunger crisis has been exacerbated in recent months in impoverished parts of the world. that is no effective solution to the food crazes without reintegrating grains, whoops with auction, as well as the food and fertilizer products produced by russian bellows into wor

u. s. oil companies do not want to pump more oil. they're hiding behind the sanctions in order not to pump more oil. you raise interest rates, the dollar goes up. other currencies collapsed in a slowing global economy. and then you've got sri lanka, you got egypt, you got gonna, all this is connected related. you see and it comes back to u. s. policy us is exporting recessions. thanks for joining us here in asi international will be back at the top of the hour with the very latest season. ah, the group of 7 has vowed not to let who when his war against ukraine announced new restrictive measures. but what about the officially enforced narrative claiming ukraine is winning? the wes attempt to weaken russia have failed. in fact, the west is weakening itself. with a city we're finished. okay, with a group called the moms in the deal with great already. a lot of don't bother with .

u. s. oil company will be welcomed with open arms after these years of crushing sanctions? i going to say the last part of the question is can you, can you repeat me? of course. yeah, i was just wondering how this decision been taken in venezuela after years of christian sanctions. do you think america will be opened? welcomed back with open arms jefferson because you need to get us all or jewish needs in the government because you know, the minister has the most important sources of oil and us at least to, to improve nations. and the advising needs to furnish the table. then it was a naval facial table to creation. okay. oh, i think we have a little bit of trouble with the line, but we will, we will persevere, alexis, moving on. we've talked about the diplomatic consequences of this decision, practically speaking. how much do you think this will help america with his current fuel crisis? golf game because the all the most government and all these relations been explained, i need to feel the commercial brands and us meet the guns i told him brought the agreement to improve

u . s. government officials have asked brazil's state run oil company petro brass to increase crude output. however, it has said, the u. s. came away empty handed, america's state department maintains it's doing everything possible to sort out the situation, but it seems it's not helping we are doing everything possible with our allies in partners to mitigate the economic impacts of russian actions on other economies. like brazil, you're working with energy companies to serge, their capacity to supply energy to the market, particularly as prices increase. those sanctions are definitely a double edged sword when it comes to oil, even if all these countries have sanction russia will stop by or from russia. russia will be able to sell this oil to other clients when it comes to gas. natural gas, the situation is much more difficult. it's a much more inflexible market. it depends on infrastructure, not every country can receive l, n, g. so it's a much more difficult market also requires long term commitments. sooner or later, all these countries realize that it's much easier to talk about sanct

u. s. is eating some of its crippling sanctions on venezuela allowing major american oil company chevron to restart operations in the country. after years of heavily criticizing the government of nicholas madeira and encouraging descent, washington authorized us in european oil companies to negotiate and resume operations in venezuela. let's get the details now from our c corresponding caleb moping. caleb, get to see. can you tell us what's behind this decision by the u. s. government? on the surface it looks like a total turnaround is zigzag. the united states is saying that chevron and american oil companies can start doing business. some of the sanctions are be lived it. now you'll recall that that is way allies led by the united socialist party started by hugo chavez than later. now it's nicholas madeira leads to the country, and the u. s. a has been trying to crush his way. the u. s. is crippling sanction. they say that are intended to put maximum pressure on the country to remove its elected leaders from the socialist party. there have been qu attempts where the united states has been

u. s. foreign policy and u. s. energy policy are at odds as a report for the thing to influence map shows that oil and gas companies are capitalizing on the concerns that energy supplies will be impacted by the war and ukraine. and they're promoting ads about american energy and energy independence in response. as well, the white house, they may also be forgetting about that green transition as report suggests they are considering waiting some environmental rules on us gasoline production in an effort to do storing prices across the country. and it's not just the us, despite broad commitments to address climate issues. the u. k is also launching new oil and gas projects in the name of, as john kerry continues to call for more money to transition away from traditional sources and the name of fighting climate change. it appears that many countries, including his own, are headed in the opposite direction in washington. rachel blevins, r t. ah, the russian defense minister says the 5 formed it comes up to the opening of to humanitarian car doors for the exit of foreign trade vessels, from ports on the block and city of

u. s. foreign policy and u. s. energy policy are at odds as a report from the influence map shows that oil and gas companies are capitalizing on the concerns that energy supplies will be impacted by the war and ukraine. and they are promoting ads about american energy and energy independence in response. as for the white house, they may also be forgetting about that green transition as report suggests they are considering waiting some environmental rules on us gas production, in an effort to reduce storing prices across the country. and it's not just us, despite broad commitments to address climate issues. the u. k is also launching new oil and gas project in the name of ending dependence on russia. germany is in the same boat with plans to bring coal and oil fired power plants back online if russia cuts off supplies to the country. china and india are also increasing their reliance on traditional fuel sources with china increasing its purchases of russian oil by 50 percent. while india lands open, one of the largest poll mines to date. so as john kerry continues to call for more money to transition away from t

u. s. ban on russian oil? has it also affected us allies as well? well, on the ban on russian oil company, united states is pretty small. it's not going to affect the supply problem much united states, but you know, it's very clearly oil companies, united states are doing everything they can to construct supply before. no coven didn't 2019 the u. s. was pumping 13000000 barrels a day. they could do that. now, but they're making sure they only pump 11000000 a day. and you know, they're going to have to provide oil to western europe now, which means even more shortages in u. s. and even more oil inflation in the u. s. oil and gas in commodities, inflation is not peaked yet. it whether united states or western europe or, or globally, we're still going to see a further rise in these costs, commodity cost, industrial metals, grains, fertilizers, oil, gas, the, the whole thing. so inflation is going to keep rising largely because of the sanctions, but also there's a series of forces surrounding additionally driving up inflation. we still have a global supply chain problems. we're going to have

u. s. foreign policy and u. s. energy policy r as odd as a report from the thing. think influence map shows that oil and gas companies are capitalizing on the concern that energy supplies will be impacted by the war and ukraine. and they're promoting ads about american energy and energy, independence, and response. for the white house. they may also be forgetting about that green transition as report suggests they are considering waving some environmental rules on us gasoline production in an effort to reduce storing prices across the country . and it's not just the us, despite broad commitment to address climate issues, the u. k. is also launching new oil and gas project in the name of ending dependence on russia. germany is in the same boat with plans to bring coal and oil fired power plant back online. at brush it cuts off supplies to the country. china and india are also increasing their reliance on traditional fuel sources with china increasing its purchases russian oil by 50 percent. well, india plans to open one of its largest coal mines to date. so as john kerry continues to call for more money to transition

u. s. foreign policy and you influence map shows that oil and gas companies are capitalizing on, and they're promoting ads about american energy and energy independence in response of the white house. they may also be forgetting about that green transition as report suggests they are considering waiting some environmental rules on us gasoline production in an effort to reduce by broad commitments to address climate issues. the u. k. ending dependents on russia. germany is in the same boat with plans or cuts off supplies to the country. china and india are also in fuel sources with china and by 50 percent. while india, as john kerry continues to call for more money to transition away from traditional sources and the name of fighting climate change, it appears that many countries, including his own, are headed in the opposite direction in washington. rachel, it was a news. the russian defense minister says the 5 foreign vessels have already left the port of murder. you pull. it comes after the opening of 2 monetary corridors for the exit of foreign trade vessels from ports on the block of seas

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u. s. is eating some of its crippling sanctions on venezuela, allowing major american oil companies chevron, to restart operations in the south american country. that's after years of washington. heavily criticizing venezuelan president nicholas maderos government and encouraging an overthrow of his leadership. washington authorized us in european oil companies to negotiate and resume operations in venezuela. on the surface, it looks like a total turn around a zigzag. the united states is saying that chevron and american oil companies can start doing business. some of the sanctions are being lifted. now you'll recall that then as wally is led by the united socialist party, i started by hugo child as than later. now it's nicholas maduro leads the country and the u. s. a has been trying to crush venezuela. the u. s. s o's crippling sanctions. they say that are intended to put maximum pressure on the country to remove its elected leaders from the socialist party. there have been qu attempts where the united states has been proven to be involved in trying to overthrow the government trying to h

u. s. is eating some of its crippling sanctions on venezuela allowing major american oil company chevron to restart operations in the country off the years of washington. heavily criticizing the government of president madura, i think carrying descent in the country. washington authorized us in european oil companies to negotiate and resume operations in venezuela. on the surface it looks like a total turnaround is zigzag. the united states is saying that chevron and american oil companies can start doing business. some of the sanctions are being lifted. now you'll recall that that is waylon is led by the united socialist party, started by hugo chavez and later now it's nicholas enduro. leave the country, and the usa has been trying to cross his way. the u. s. crippling sanctions they say that are intended to foot maximum pressure on the country to remove it's a little acted leaders from a socialist party. there have been qu attempts where the united states has been proven to be involved in trying to overthrow the government trying to have a military coup trying to destabilize the country.

u. s. is to ease some of its crippling sanctions on venezuela, allowing major american oil companies chevron, to restart operations in the country of the years of heavily criticized in the government of president nicholas madura and encouraging descent. well, as counsellor live to our tea correspondence with life, do i think corresponding caleb more now can i get to see you say was behind this decision by the us. so we have joe, by now the president united states stepping up and saying that some of the sanctions on venezuela will be lifted and the american oil companies will be enabled to start operating in the country to some degree. now there will be some sanctions that will remain in effect, and this comes after years, the united states calling for the overthrow of that as well in government. we have united states that actually withdrew recognition from venice whalers elected president nicholas montero, declared juan guido to be legitimate president of the country. there were attempts to overthrow the venezuelan government coups that were attempted by the state in which elements the milit

u. s. crude oil rose 6% today and shares in energy companies were also higher back now to the wildfire down south in orange county. it's acres and at least 20 homes. reportere that fire is burning. cocoa paint the picture tonight for us where the firefighters in this battle against the coastal fire good evening. so we are hearing that the coastal fire right now is 0% contained as you mentioned at least 200 acres have burned so far, and they also believe that 20 homes at least 20 homes have been impacted. we are in a neighborhood in orange county in laguna niguel, and you're taking a look at the devastating impacts of the coastal fire. what you're seeing right now is a gas line that is burning and fire crews tell us they're waiting for a gas company to come. to contain this area. and as we continue walking here, you can just see crews working extremely hard trying to salvage what they can from these homes that have been devastated by this fire. now, this neighborhood is one of the neighborhoods that has been evacuated from the coastal fire. and authorities tell us that they've had a lot of c

you know, it's very clearly oil companies, united states are doing everything they can to constrict supply before no cobra didn't. 2019 the u. s. was pumping 13000000 barrels a day. they could do that now, but they're making sure they only pump 11000000 a day. and, you know, they're going to have to provide oil to western europe now, which means even more shortages in u. s. and even more oil inflation in the u. s. oral and gas and commodity inflation has not peaked yet. it's like a perfect storm of inflation occurring everywhere. and it doesn't appear that there's any policies naturally in proposed to do anything about it in the united states, they're proposing the central bank to raise interest rates to precipitate recession were already almost in a recession. we had a contraction, a g, d p in the 1st quarter, but that's the solution that they're, they're planning on to crater a recession in europe. they're a little further behind that. but, you know, it's runaway inflation and it looks like recession around the corner. and there's no real solutions being propose an irish european parliament member says that an embargo on rus

oil no longer be accessible. u. s. ports and american people will deal another powerful blow to tune. warmish. ah, i say, i'll say natural gas companies are making rapid wanting, which is what i'm air force lead right to was back to new jersey to new york. so i'm spend a lot of money. but again, if we're $35.00, it will appeal invitation. you might already fill up my diesel prices are skyrocketing and diesel was the primary fuel of transport. the fleets of trucks that make things move from point a to point b throughout the united states have just become exponentially more expensive to operate. and when the transportation costs go through the roof, transportation companies have a choice of either shutting down or transferring these costs onto their customers. and we're, we're seeing that already, the price of food is skyrocketing. there is tremendous insecurity right down in the market because of a lack of certainty on how russian oil's going to be replaced out. what the impact this is going to be from poster theo, from though in the lubbock with your new amendment, i will come in for a year from us, which book me through. if you guys

oil will no longer be accessible. u. s. ports and the american people will deal another powerful blow to prune form. ah, or i say, i'll say natural gas companies are making a grab money, which is what our horse led right to was car back to new jersey to new york. so i'm spend a lot of money, but again, if we're ready $35.00, gary, like enough will appeal imitating. now, you finally, phillip, my diesel prices are skyrocketing and diesel was the primary fuel mode transport. the fleets of trucks that make things move from point a to point b throughout the united states have just become exponentially more expensive to operate. and when the transportation costs go through the roof, transportation companies have a choice of either shutting down or transferring these costs onto their customers. and we're, we're seeing that already, the price of food is skyrocketing. there is tremendous insecurity right out in the market because of a lack of certainty how russian oil is going to be replaced. how, what the impact this is going to be. for those tourist fusion though, in the luck with your limit, i will come on board with sonya. yes. what is there more t

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