now economic news masha the us department of energy has published a monthly forecast for the oil marketountry on the contrary is expected to rise all the details right now. oil prices collapsed by 7% and fell below $100 per barrel. the main driver was fears of a global recession as a result of falling demand. in addition, there are more and more reports of the spread of covid in different countries in china, in particular, lockdown has been reintroduced on this time vocals throughout the mountain establishments. while they will be closed, as for the forecasts, negative sentiments are also acquiring here, the us department of energy lowered the price forecast brand for this year, from $17 to $104. at the same time, the ministry kept the forecast for demand in the world in the current, but increased it for the next year. in addition, the ministry expects a slight decrease in production in the united states. but in russia, in the second half of the year, it will grow to 100 million 700,000 barrels per day. one of the key events for the oil market will take place this week, us president joe

real parmesan and a soft bun with parmesan only in burger king now the economic news of the us department of energy has published a monthly forecast for the oil market car, what is noteworthy for roma is that , that against the background of a decrease in the forecast for production in the united states in our country on the contrary, growth is expected, but there are other indicators i will tell about them right now. oil prices collapsed by 7%, and fell below $ 100 per barrel, the main driver was fears of a global recession as a result of falling demand. well, besides, there are more and more reports of the spread of covid in different countries in china, in particular, lockdown has been reintroduced on this times in macau throughout the mountain establishments. until they are closed, as for the forecasts, the negative mood of the us department of energy also prevails here lowered the brand price forecast for this year from one hundred and seven to $104, while the agency kept the forecast for demand in the world in the current, but raised it for the next year. in addition, the ministry expects a s

cnn the situation is serious in brussels for operational coordination of actions, a senior adviser to the us state department on energyecurity was sent in case of a noticeable shortage of gas in the eu, fuel and electricity prices will skyrocket all over the world, including in the united states in this case , biden's chances of being re-elected for a second term will fall practically to zero, one of the first tasks of the envoy of the state department will be to persuade berlin not to suspend the operation of three nuclear power plants, experts say, what to do? it won't be too difficult, given that europe massively restarts, much less environmentally friendly the coal plant is not such an easy task to maintain the unity of europe in relations with russia, that is, in other words, against russia while the measures of the european commission are advisory in nature, some eu states prefer not to conflict with brussels, however, any imposition of a reduction gas consumption is likely to provoke a split. completion of the issue, i recall the exchange rates for today dollar 58-66 euros 59 rubles. 40 kop. and on this i have

s department of energy arguing that their use of the strategic petroleum reserves to deal with the rising gas prices. what's the states in danger? because every time they make a release of strategic reserves, then those reserves are not there in case of a real national emergency. so people are running frustration with the buy in ministration and hoping that soon the white house will offer some kind of real solution to the rising energy costs. political analyst and economist, amanda seller may says, domestic us, oil production cannot meet the needs of the country's energy sector. i had no, as i said, but the sheet i'm from saudi and abi plus. the reason is that america should a action is, is spend force the best source in turn, blues in denied states have been, it's hosted. so our plans have to move to pamela and more expensive slots. and that's is closing in that human course and the client emperor's action. so i'm going to manage soon, soon. are you seeing how the 11000000 bands? i don't mean that my estimate is that it is less than 10000000. that's why we're not seeing an increase in we

s. department of energy, arguing that their use of the strategic petroleum reserves to deal with the rising gas price. ready puts the states in danger because every time they make a release of strategic reserves, then those reserves are not there in case of a real national emergency. so our people are running frustration with the, by the administration, and hoping that soon the white house will offer some kind of real solution to the rising energy costs. political analyst and economist mando seller may. i says domestic oil production in the u. s. cannot meet the needs of the countries energy sector. i had no offense, but the sheet owing from saudi arabia and our b plus. the reason is that america has shown on action is, is spend force. the best source in turn plays in the united states have been, it's hosted. so a lot of has to move to more and more expensive slots. and that's is closing. i was in that human course and the client and production. so i'm going, i'd soon say they're out of birth using a 11000000 bands a, i don't have that. my estimate is that it is less than $10000000.0

s department of energy arguing that their use of the strategic petroleum reserves to deal with the rising gas prices. what's the added states in danger? because every time they make a release of strategic reserves, then those reserves are not there in case of a real national emergency. now a number of republicans have spoken up and criticized the biden administration for their recent trip to saudi arabia, which didn't seem to have the results. many expected with oil output from saudi arabia not going out and the price of oil not going down years. some of the republican criticism, how come it's wrong to produce our own oil and gas here, but you can go to saudi arabia and fis, bob, to try to get it from saudi. i mean, it makes no sense. in fact, what he should have done, and what it should be doing is excavating energy here at home. we have the resources, we need to supply our folks with the energy that we all need. the fundamental problem is that the u. s. is the world's leading super power producing oil and gas . and joe biden's administration is trying to do everything they can, but sena

s. department of energy, arguing that their use of the strategic petroleum reserve to deal with the rising gas prices. what's the states in danger? because every time they make a release of strategic reserves, then those reserves are not there in case of a real national emergency. so people are rushing frustration with the binding ministration and hoping that soon the white house will offer some kind of real solution to the rising energy costs. and he has prime minister says his country is planning to become a large weapons exporter by building its own ecos defense ecosystem. as of now, india mainly relies on imports from other nations for its military needs. but r t z r t cheek who has more on that. this is a radical shift strong. the policy that india has had followed on defense since 947 since independence multi wants to stay in got in the direction of self reliance. so sustainability and complete independence spencer more be has given a very clear detection for the indians in defense services. now he is asking them to not rely on any of the foreign weapons and ammunition, but a go for

s. department of energy, arguing that their use of the strategic petroleum reserves to deal with the rising gas prices. what's the states in danger? because every time they make a release of strategic reserves, then those reserves are not there in case of a real national emergency. so people are running frustration with the bio and ministration, and hoping that soon the white house will offer some kind of real solution to the rising energy costs. why that does it for me this hour, but now we hear from russia is top diplomat foreign minister survey leverage in an exclusive interview with our team editor in chief margarita simonian. this is the day mister lovegrove. hello. good morning. this is player, you just got back from a trip and you are going back on a trip benefit. while we are in this international isolation the in somehow you're never home. that's an interesting isolation. so thank you for finding the time between your trips to meet up with us that this is a big privilege for russia, today's boyton, you can re, i always give court all our resources. i hope that i will be able

cnn, the situation is serious in brussels for operational coordination of actions, a senior adviser to the us state department on energywas sent, with a tangible shortage of gas, the entry of fuel prices for electricity will skyrocket all over the world, including in the united states in this case, the chances of re-election of biden for a second term will drop to almost zero one of the first the tasks of the state department envoy will be to persuade berlin not to suspend the operation of three nuclear power plants, experts say, what to do? this will not be so difficult, given that europe is restarting the mass, much less favorable with from the point of view of the ecology of the coal plant, it is not such an easy task to maintain the unity of europe in relations with russia, that is, in other words, against russia, while the measures of the european commission are advisory in nature. some eu states prefer not to conflict with brussels. however, any imposition of reduced gas consumption is likely to provoke a split. completion of the issue, i recall the exchange rates for today dollar 58 rubles. 66 kop. euro 59 40 an

use the information provided by the united states of america support the resumption of the nord stream one gas pipeline because it guarantees europe's energy security, as stated by the press secretary of the us state department nets resumption of supplies gas is allowed to match no and other eu countries to fill reserves for the short term until europe manages to reduce its dependence on russian gas, the price also emphasized that washington approves canada's decision to return the nord stream turbine after repair to germany on july 18, it was sent to its base to stop putin, this is not enough the seventh sanctions package of the european union against the russians is in the final stage of approval - president volodymyr zelenskyi said it includes, among other things , the prohibited import of gold by the occupiers. however, these restrictions, the head of state is not confident enough, according to him, russian gas should be subject to sanctions, then the aggressor country will think about the price of war and stop blackmailing the civilized world, we see how wrong was the policy of some old leaders of european countries who made europe hostage to gas supplies from russia and until the eu dares to include ga

energy costs and keeping america cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter and not using too much energy. my department ofr led by a guy name marty walsh, he talks funny. all kidding aside, he's a great guy. the secretary of labor, he's developing the first ever workplace standard for extreme heat saying under these conditions, you cannot do the following, you cannot ask people to do certain things. second, he's sending folks out from the labor department to make sure we hold workplaces and to those standards that are being set. they've already completed over 500 heat-related inspections of workplaces across 43 states. let me tell you why we're here at braden point. five years ago this towering power plant which one stood with cooling towers 500 feet high cooled down. . 500 mega watts of power. over 50 years this plant supported this economy through the electricity they supply, the good jobs they provided and the local taxes they paid. folks used to get a rag out and wipe the gunk out off of their wind shields. all the prevailing winds were our way. i just lived up the road in an apartment complex. we mov

by reducing the cost of per kilometer english quantities. us use them at an equal unit for my it goes to porky lumens was hello, sit a report by the u. s. federal department of energy found that transporting passengers via hyper lube could save up to 20 percent of the energy consumed in air travel, or by personal vehicles. some experts claim hyper loops would save even more. many companies around the world are working on their own models. initially, hyper loop technology was developed by space saxon ellen mask in 2015 must decided to open source all the research done at space x and lead student groups around the world compete and developing the concept even further. while i'm v san and his classmates participated in the contest in one best design, which is now being built at this alara's facilities so that i didn't pull it off with us. this to here is 12 made as long as the hype. we use it to try a different hyperlink models in low pressure, in the perfume that we can obtain different pressure levels with an electric pump in it. and then we also have solar panels on top. and here with these panels, we generate the energy that's needed to keep the pressure low. so l

energy costs while keeping america cool in the summer and warm in the winter and not using too much energy. my department of kidding aside, marty was a great mayor, and i know he knows how to get a job done, and he's doing two things for me. first of all, as secretary of labor, he's developing the first ever workplace standards for extreme heat saying under these conditions, you cannot do the following. you cannot ask people to do certain things. second, he's sending folks out from the labor department to make sure we hold workplaces and to those standards that are being set. they've already completed over 500 heat-related inspections of workplaces across 43 states, and the end of the day it's going to save lives. at the end of the day, it's going to save lives. now, let me tell you why we're at break point, this towering plant that once stood with cooling towers 500 feet high closed down. a coal plant add braden point was the largest of its kind in new england. 1,500 megawatts of power, enough to power one in five massachusetts homes and businesses. for over 50 years this plant supported this region's econ

supports restoration of russia supplied gas through the nord stream because they believe that it guarantees the energy security of europe, the press secretary of the us state departmenttated this at the time of the briefing, according to you, price, the restoration of gas supplies will allow germany and other countries to fill reserves for the short term until europe manages to reduce its energy dependence on russia, the spokesman also reported that washington approved canada's decision to return the nord stream turbine after repair it was sent to germany to its base on july 18. the president of ukraine once again emphasizes that our country needs western partners the supply of modern air defense systems to counter russian missile attacks , negotiations on this are ongoing, volodymyr zelenskyi said. well, according to him, there are certain agreements, and yesterday, everyone discussed the first lady's speech before the united states congress, and now she said out of hand that in the name of the life of freedom and the desire for the happiness of every person olena zelenska also called on washington to provide ukraine with air defense systems and with this request th

america supports the restoration of the nord stream one gas pipeline because it guarantees energy the security of europe, as stated by the secretary of the us state department, net price, the restoration of gas supplies will allow germany and other eu countries to fill reserves for the short term until europe manages to reduce its dependence on russian gas, price also emphasized that washington approves canada's decision to return the nord stream turbine after repair to germany 18 july, it was sent to its base. this morning, russia resumed the supply of gas to germany through the nord stream alone, according to a representative of the operator's company. nordstream ag, the volume of gas supply is at about the same level, just maintenance is about 67 million cubic meters per day, which is about 40% of the maximum capacity in the west. they feared that russia would use the announcement of repair works to permanently stop the supply of gas to germany in the name of a life of freedom and the desire to the happiness of every person olena zelenska called on washington to provide ukraine with air defense systems, with this request the first lady addressed the amer

energy costs while keeping america cool in the summer and warm in the winter and not using too much energy. my department ofretary of labour he's developing the first ever workplace standards for extreme heat, saying under these conditions you cannot do the following, you cannot ask people. second, he is sending folks out from the labour department to make sure we hold workplaces and to those standards being set they've already completed over 500 heat related inspections and workplaces across a3 states. at the end of the day it's gonna save lives. now, let me tell you why we're here, five years ago this cowering power plant that once stood with cooling towers 500 feet high closed down. the coal plant was the largest of its kind in new england. 1500 mw of power, enough to power enough homes and businesses with up for over 50 years this plant supported increases in economy through the electricity they supplied some of the good jobs they provided and the local taxes they pat’- provided and the local taxes they pay. but the plant like many others around the country had another legacy, one of toxic, small, green

use of existing assets. >> president biden is now invested $20 billion in the department of energy for building a down a greatillion dollar grant program made available to the states to help grow and monetize their electric grids. in dallas, casey stegall, fox news. >> in ukraine, call from a u.s. involvement in the war with russia. the concern of, "provoking russia" at the beginning of the war seems to be fading away. the latest tonight from kyiv. >> this time, nobody was hurt. but the school was completely destroyed. >> there is no evidence that putin is going to stop until he is actually stopped. >> a bipartisan congressional delegation to what other wreckage left by russian forces outside the capital following a meeting with president zelenskyy. the chairman of the house armed armed services committee says the white house needs to approve more firepower. >> there's more that we can do. personally, i support the longer range weapons, support will. >> republican congressman mike waltz told fox he wants us to deploy to ukraine to help with the logistics. >> it would be good, i think, to have logistics office

s. department of energy being taken to court and sued by a government watchdog there, pointing out that every release of us strategic petroleum reserves makes the country weaker in dealing. what would be with what would be a real catastrophe if a real catastrophe were to arise? the strategic re release reserves wouldn't be available because biden has been releasing them to try and deal with the energy prices. now, representatives of the petroleum industry in the united states, representatives of petroleum companies, and others, are stepping up and just saying they don't understand why the biden ministration of going overseas. when they could solve the problem by allowing more oil out what you're at home. instead of meeting with foreign governments to ask them to increase energy production, look to reliable u. s. energy sources here at home, join me and the men and women of america's energy industry. together we can tackle today's energy challenge with energy solutions right here under our feet. now it's important to know that biden has halted all off shore and on shore drilling for oil on us federal land a

. >> with the department of energy has told us is that we can get 80% between electricity in this country with technologies that are ruben here right now. -- it means better efficiency and grid. that is where we need to focus. the promise and potential of some of these technologies are somehow just over the horizon the past 40 years rate we are all for it. but right now we've got the solutions. that is where we need to invest. >> in new jersey we will go to you. >> high-end. our home not just us but the whole world is geared for liquid fuel. not any time liquid fuel. so the common sense solution to this would be a flex fuel vehicle. that would solve everybody -- it should solve everybody's problem here. --d in 2003 and again in 2007. mandated as certain amounts of ethanol are blended into the gasoline supply. it is suboptimal for energy, sub optimal for environmental regions, sub optimal for farming and land regions. and a significant chunk of the environmental community thinks so as well. ethanol is not a good idea. i think what clark might have been talking about was hybrid vehicles, wh

us. well, now there is a new kid in town. uncle joe hired someone named brad brenton to serve as deputy assistant secretary of the department of energying gender fluid goes by they them. their favorite past time dressing up drag. we don't care about any of that. what interests us a whistleblower report claiming substantial irregularities during their hiring process. according to a letter obtained by national pulse, a whistleblower complained that sam is maybe not the best or brightest and chosen because of gender identity. quote there is concern that making personnel selection decisions for a career positions based on political considerations and gender fluid identity as means of exerting political influence over the workforce and at the expense of other better qualified candidates. wow. joe must really think sam is special. let's find out why. well, for starters, sam loves talking about their sex life and something called puppy play. in their free time they like giving college lectures on kink. we are not going to get into details. most disturbing of all of, they have a thing for dr. fauci. >> i like to think of daddy fauci looking

a department of energy spokesperson telling fox business because they cannot tell the buyers of this reserve what to do with it after they deliver it but a source that usedil energy agency at the department of energy tell me they absolutely can can add anti-export stipulations to the sales of reserve oil but the administration is just not doing it. neil? neil: hillary, i noticed you're at the white house. that is very different when you're at the capitol chasing poor people down the hall and all that. you can't do that about the people that are there, executive branch, that includes the president of the united states i assume. it has got to be a little weird for you, isn't it? reporter: it is. i feel a little constrained being here. i do like running around the capitol i'm free to rome and track people down. neil: you roam around there they shoot you. you have to be careful. be careful. thank you very much, hillary vaughn at the white house. we have a lot more coming up including the controversy over nancy pelosi who wants to go to taiwan. china not at all keen on the idea. a lot of other democrats including president of the united states not too keen on

energy costs while keeping america cool in summer and warm in the winter and not using too much energy. my department ofa job done. secretary of labor, developing the first-ever workplace standards for extreme heat saying under these conditions to hit -- you cannot do the following, you cannot ask people to do certain things. second, he's sending folks out from the labor department to make sure we hold workplaces and those standards that are being set. they have already completed over 500 heat-related inspections of workplaces across 43 states, and the end of the day it's going to save lives. now let me tell you why we are here at braden point. five years ago this towering power plant that stood with cooling towers 500 feet high closed down. the coal plant was the largest of its kind in new england. 1,500 megawatts of power, to power one in five massachusetts homes and businesses. over 50 years it was in the economy through the electricity they supplied, with jobs they provided and the local taxes they paid. but the plant, like many others around the country, had another legacy. one of toxic smog, green

the project uses too much energy. scientists hope the test will yield to valuable insights into the building blocks of the universe. asked us such meta rama krishnan from d w science department to explain how the particle accelerator works. so imagine to, to smoke no ball instead of being thrown at each other. now when they collide with each other, they break down into the smaller chunks of know, and that's kind of what scientists, those are trying to do with the particle accelerator instead of snow, both destroying high energy at each other. and they're observing the event that happens after these high energy particles collide with each other. the aim is to stimulate the initial conditions off the universe and find out how subatomic particles get them right. why? because we are often left with the question of how the universe was created like we seem to have gotten matter out of seemingly nothing. so the, to the big mechanism like peter higgs, he predicted that when you excite the speed that you tend to develop particles which have masses. so 10 years ago and i was in your mind a graduation in physics. it was a big news when they found that he's both on and we know how sub

the second is that the department of energy is proposing a new rule today that would allow us to purchase oil from the strategic reserve at a set price. this is quite important. what it means is that producers have more certainty about future demands for their product because the department of energy , having released significant oil onto the market, is now going to be a purchaser of oil in the future. they will be enter into fixed contracts to buy at such price. -- at a set price. that provides producers more incentive to produce if they know they are going to be paid a fixed price at a future date. those purchases are not going to happen until well in the future. we can actually purchase more oil and replenish the spr, strengthens the natural asset without competing for demand for barrels in the near term. that was proposed today in the department of energy will be working to finalize that and work with the industry to enter into fixed contracts for repurchase. the third priority is in context around what we have discussed with you all around our economic will of transitioning -- goal o

of the siemens turbine to another day, but that's very clear. thank you for that. ben benjamin schmidt is a former european energy security advisor to the us state department. thanks so much, phil. ukrainian or russian forces have launched new missile strikes against coastal towns in the southern regions of death and mc alive. keith is released footage of what it says is the aftermath of the attacks, which had several buildings along with port infrastructure on the black sea coast, russia attack to dest, as porter, the weekend to casting doubt on fridays breakthrough deal to resume great exports to the world o mathias ballinger in cave explained what these vessels strikes mean for grade shipments from the port of odessa. it's hard to say ukraine is still preparing for these shipments um and is still determined to reopen these 3 paws under this very special agreement that will allow for these grams grains to be shipped out by turkish vessels that will buy turkish owned vessels that will her have a safe passage into ukraine into these ukranian pause the passage being guaranteed by the russians who have said that the would not attack these vessels and are the u

use of taxpayers' resources. this legislation is a simple improvement to support accounting at the department of energy for its spending decisions and helps maximize the value of our r&d dollars. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma yields back. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. beyer: i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 6933. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 6933. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative -- for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek wreck -- excuse me, wisconsin, seek recognition? >> madam chair, i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until count. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are order

use of existing assets to meet these periods of short fall. >> president biden has vowed to invest some $20 billion in the department of energy's building a bettere. that includes $2.3 billion worth of grant money pep states and local governments to grow power grids. >> bret: casey, thank you. the panel on the it's insistence the u.s. is not going into a recession. as we go to break actor paul so he so he trivino has died. including law and order decide from national causes. his wife was by his side. paul is a sorvinoo died at 83 (vo) get verizon business unlimited from the network businesses rely on. like manny. event planning with our best plan ever. (manny) yeah, that's what i do. (vo) with 5g ultra wideband in many more cities, you get up to 10 times the speed at no extra cost. get verizon business unlimited from the network businesses rely on. the unknown is not empty. it's a storm that crashes, and consumes, replacing thought with worry. but one thing can calm uncertainty. an answer. uncovered through exploration, teamwork, and innovation. an answer that leads to even more answers. mayo clinic. you know where to go. alright, limu, give me

same because africans need a lot more energy than they used today and energy is one of america's greatest strengths. when i serve in the state department, i was struck by how often our closest african allie- >> longer than i thought. >> attracting investment in infrastructure and that's why started working on energy poverty when i returned to private life and why we start of the energy for growth hub, a nonprofit research network dedicated to building high energy future for everyone. let's start with the scale of opportunity sometime in the next 25 years, nigeria will be larger than the u.s. and population. today average american uses nearly 100 times as much electricity as the average nigerian. it's 100 times. that's a lot of unmet energy demand and it's just nigeria. getting nigeria to just say 1000 kilowatts hours in a prison year for the modern energy mineral, just that would take increasing capacity by 15x so energy is massive opportunity for the u.s. to be a serious partner and work with african allies to meet the fundamental needs to promote u.s. technology and provide tentative to russia and china but i fear we failing miserabl

the energy department says it is smart to switch off the engine and save gas. generally, modern cars only use about a half teaspoon of gas to restart the engine. be cognizant of those behind you when even the shortest hold up might fuel frustration. number five, ditch the rooftop cargo boxes and save from a dime to 83 cents a gallon. the energy department says they increase aerodynamic drag big time and the faster you drive, the worse it gets. they cut fuel economy as much as 25% on the interstate. only leave a cargo box up there if you are actually hauling cargo. >> common sense stuff. >> yeah, get everything out of your trunk. stuff you don't need. you just leave there. that's not storage. >> yeah. >> it is wasting gas. >>> let's talk about our weather. it is cooling down. i like that. >> yeah, so much more comfortable out there today and we are going to continue with this trend here as we head through the next couple of days. let's bring you into the microclimate forecast on this tuesday. look, we're almost to midweek. this is good stuff. you can see in san francisco right now that fog after some sunshine. we did

when so many find themselves well, depart, we choose to look for common ground in the european parliament back that proposal to our general nuclear energy to the use of climate friendly sources, that block energy prices and electricity prices soaring to all time i've done. yet again, comes under a heavy shelling from the ukranian army, the daily mirror newspaper, blame moscow for it. despite the city being under the control of russian. that force is also ahead. as you can see, the helicopter, just having their objectives safety out of the battle zone. an rti cruise rush and helicopter, striking ukrainian military positions on the front line of the russian sled forces continued their advance westward. as johnson seemingly grasped up at the straws, using the conflict in ukraine as a reason to remain in our thoughts as he pleased with his party, not to dump him as a prime minister. but the support both in parliament among the public appears to be rapidly slipping. away the from moscow to the world. this is great to have your company today for the news hour. my names unit, only the european parliament has a rubber stuck to an e. you proposal to our gas n

trump administration and the state department, we talked about how immigration would lead us out of this. the biden administration is trying to transition our energy future, but they are doing it at the expense of the american worker, the expense of the american family, and that's my unfortunately i think gas prices, food prices, energy prices, all of it will continue to rise in the biden administration until they put policies in place that actually help the average american family. >> jason: leo, we read about the strategic petroleum reserve and having that end up in china. it you've got the white house spokesperson lecturing us about how good the economy is. the average person who is there with you in los angeles or take any place across the country, they are not buying it. >> they are not buying it at all. it let me be clear with the numbers. over 250 million cars in the country, 2% are electric. the biden administration is saying we are going to hurt 98% of those motorists who are trying to get to work, trying to put food on the table. we don't care about you 98%. we have an agenda. we are going to do it at all costs. that doesn't make sense.

energy part of it. the department is no longer approving coal projects. 50% has to be from clean energy? and is there a reduction to 32%? can you walk uslean energies you prefer to meet these goals? guest: we have two geothermal areas we are seeking to expand. wind is a big portion. solar. for the baseload, we are looking at gas. that is where we are the biggest in renewable. we are expanding in the philippines. outside, we are looking at other projects. yvonne: i want to ask you about the revenue in the conglomerate. the rest is food manufacturing. is there a plan to cut the reliance on power and never survive revenue? guest: we want to be 25% power, 25% infrastructure. we have a new company, a data center company. we have a water company. if the structure is 25% of our business. thanking where we -- banking will be about 25% of the business. yvonne: what do you see the future of the conglomerate? you are fourth generation. you were overseeing a fifth generation. where do you see yourselves evolving? guest: the competitive advantage. all of our programs are about people. we are a family corporation. one good thing is that we provide c

guest: what the department of energy told us is we can get 80% clean electricity in this country withre right now. that means wind and solar, efficiency, a better grade. that is what we need to be doing, that is where we need to focus. the promise and potential of some of these technologies that have been somehow over the horizon for the past 40 years, we are all for it, but now we have the solutions. that is where we need to invest. host: clark in new jersey. we go to you. caller: hi. not only us but the whole world is geared for liquid fuel. not any other kind but liquid fuel. so the common sense solution to this would be a flex fuel vehicle. that would solve everybody's -- that's a -- that should solve everybody's problem. i do not know why it does not. donald trump was the only when i heard trying to go towards ethanol. that is the solution. i see these guys going on the parkway where i live, the guys with the electric cars are being charged. all these other guys are gassing up and leaving. there are other problems with these electric vehicles. host: michael mckenna, talk about th

energy crisis in europe. give was furious at the move, but the return of the turbine was welcomed by the european commission on the us state department. canadian lawyer and you chew, but david fry hates, has said that the western countries will try to back out of the involvement in the ukrainian conflicts as it becomes increasing the unpopular key of and my key and i presume means zalinski has been operating on the basis that the west was going to fight this war with russia by proxy through ukraine. they might have been right if this war had ended in 2 weeks or a month. like everyone said, it was going to this war between ukraine and russia, which is unpopular to say more of a regional war than an international war was morphed into a war by proxy against russia. and when it's cost canadians, americans, europeans, more than they are interested in sacrificing for what most people perceive to be a regional war, they start to back off in terms of public opinion. and we've seen it in terms of what happened. divorced johnson, we've seen it in terms of what's happening for calls for merkel to resign germany. they're going to try to back out

which the energy department wanted to run a railroad to bring high-level nuclear waste to yucca mountain. anderson: senator reid set about trying to have the president of the united states use his authority under the antiquities act, an act which dates back to 1906, to protect the special resources in that place rough anxecutive proclamation. baca: the antiquities act gave presidents the authority through executive order to create national monuments. christensen: national monuments have protected a wide variety of special places--from buildings to battlefield graveyards to mount rushmore. raborn: president obama was in the white house. senator reid was very close to him. and senator reid cared deeply abou the potential ability to make sure that that area was preserved in perpetuity. that was a moment in time that needed to be seized. reid: i was with president obama on an airplane. said, "mr. president, there's this thing in nevada." he said, "describe it." "i can't explain to you what it is." try to describe this to somebody. and i said, "mr. president, i really would like you to do an executive order creating a national monument." anderson: some people would say, "well, t

of implementation. the bill includes funding to use the defense production act for nonemergency issues. for instance, even the department of energy has indicated that there is no supply shortage of insulation, yet the administration is claiming it is such an emergency that it justifies use of the defense production act. with inflation at the highest level in 40 years, we need to be more jew dishous and where we aldate our appropriations. while republicans have concerns over the directions of this bill, there are programs that if considered individually, house republicans could support. strong support for the army corps of engineers includes specific community project funding and additional problematic funding that has been a bipartisan priority. of great concern is department of energy nuclear energy program. it supports work for the marvel program and ensure a supply of enriched uranium which will be necessary for the next generation reactors and the national laboratories infrastructure necessary to enable these activities to succeed. i would like to work with my colleagues and advance small modular reactor program. the new scal

of a political consultancy strategic strategic energy and global analysis. i spent many years in the us government at the national security council in the state department, and i co wrote a book going to, to hon. why the united states must accept the assignment republic of iran. take it to how do you, henry, and welcome back, say it to the stream. great to have your analysis on the stream. please remind our audience who you are and what you do. hello, my name is saw, so you must. i'm and the iranian foreign policy analyst. i also you said university, and i'm also an editor in chief of the new uranium news agency. although i'm here to re present my own use in my personal capacity and very well and happy to be with you in this show, i guess great to happy. let me just remind our audience how we got to the raw nuclear deal in 2015 and where we are now. so let's rewrite of a little recap here. 2015. that was when the iran nuclear deal was site. 3 years later, president trump poured out of the deal, brought back sanctions against iran. and right now, bring us up to 2022. iran has enough uranium to make it a nuclear bomb. and what has happened to this iran nucleot

for that reason, congress authorized the department of defense, energy, justice and homeland security to use technologies designed to respond to uas that pose a threat within their mission responsibilities. you are directing the faa to work with these agencies to ensure that detection and mitigation measures do not compromise the safety and efficiency of the airspace. the faa's chief role is to support our partners' testing and eventual use of these detection and mitigation systems, many of which use radio frequency and other technologies that could potentially interfere with air navigational systems, communication avionics systems which are all critical to safety of flight. along with developing our plans for certification of uas detection and mitigation systems, the faa is also tasked with testing and evaluating these technologies for potential use near airports. we and our security partners have developed agency specific and jointly agreed upon processes to determine when, how, and what detection or mitigation technologies can be safely used in a particular location. we also developed not

the food sector, as well as in medicine, in energy and air transit, were revealed from under its sanctions and the us treasury department did not - something, ofthe west began to consider lost profits. so it turns out at the price of a double standard of their own line on the economic strangulation of russia in continuation of russia's supported proposal for to the grain corridor from the black sea ports of ukraine , the results of the meeting that took place in turkey 2 days ago today summed up in our ministry of defense on july 13 of this year, quadripartite consultations were held in istanbul between representatives of the un russia, turkey and ukraine on the issue of unblocking ukrainian ports for the export of agricultural products, russia proposed measures to ensure the transportation of food by a foreign state. including the russian partner, excluding the use of these supply chains deliveries of arms and military equipment to the kiev regime, as well as the prevention of provocations , the proposal of the russian federation was supported by the participants of the consultation in the near future, work on the formation of the final docum

of russia this step goes far beyond the symbolic. the us state department recognized nord stream as a factor in europe's energy security, which, of course like a sensation and although washington would like europe to reduce its dependence on gas from russia, the pipeline is forced to admit that washington must work to replenish european reserves. while the lord is speaking to visit us today, the nord stream. started again to arrive in germany after the technical work of landing reached the level of 40% of the maximum capacity. gazprom also reported an almost two-fold increase in deliveries for the italian eini, an increase from 21 million cubic meters per day to 36 at the moment for the european union landfill is only 62% full, the fund tells us. this, of course, is not enough, but to certify nord stream-2. brussels still doesn't want it instead . the european commission demanded that absolutely every eu country voluntarily, what is called forcibly find an opportunity to reduce energy consumption at once by 15%. the spanish government has already refused. after all, the example of the country. ribera says that madrid, of course, is for