in the global oil market has changed go bleakly in twenty sixth of march this year china lowish the petro yuan and in the first two hours over the slow shit it over it has over the a can the brant exchange and now it accounts for twelve per cent of the top at a global oil market estimated at fourteen trillion before the end of the year it will hit fifty percent and it will undermine the petro that out of completely and that's why i. i have been saying frequently that sanctions on iran when up course it is single better of all a loss it is a the twenty fiftieth's sanctions before twenty fifteen succeeded is b.s. for two reasons the european union then impose sanctions on any company is insurance companies or cowgirl companies transporting iran's oil export the autopia neon is not going to do that now and they and mouse they will comply with their with the. nuclear agreement and they will continue to buy in iranian oil exports as for us sanctions on banking and preventing iran like in twenty fifty and from getting payment for its oil exports in dela iran doesn't believe that because all oil

dollar alone in the market we have the petro yuan which is supported by gold and china introduced it in march twenty six this year and it is starting to undermine the better of the petro dollar admission to that iran has been using the yuan for as payments for its or so it will continue now to use it to you and for shipments to the european union it will get the euro for russia and. and india they have bought a lot of trade agreements i mean i think that the crux of what you're saying is exactly that president sometimes not treated driving gas prices higher getting gas he needs fuel and the u.s. this must be to a street mi g.'s pricing now in the end he will be punished for this if indeed we see the price of oil go up but it's probably going to be us well. or you produce i believe as an economist there is a viable economy principle they should aim to maximize their finite assets meaning oil to the point that the global economy can't tolerate the glore global economy will not be shy in telling the world that you have reached the limit in the rise in oil prices saw i believe also that

kaytea petro: these parts are part of the handle of the gun. garvin: san francisco sculptor kaytea petro was one of those chosen. kaytea: and i really wanted to do something that created a space and created a space for reflection and didn't really hammer home one thing or another. garvin: indeed, guns are one of the most controversial issues in america today, and most positions seem to only be staked at full volume. creating works that make a quieter, yet no less powerful, statement is what pati hopes this exhibit will do and perhaps in some way lead to fewer lives ending like her son's did, in violence. garvin: from art with a purpose to a garden with one. the eden area rop is a place that offers technical education courses to east bay high school students. they had many passionate educators there, but not all are teachers. linden keiffer: that's castro valley. garvin: after decades spent bouncing around a variety of careers, from international trade to park ranger, linden keiffer says he took the security job at eden rop in hayward because he

he gained ukrainian citizenship although it meant losing his georgian passport craigs president petro poroshenko offered to the governor of the desa profits but he resigned in november two thousand and sixteen using kardashian co of corruption. a few days later socratic really announced plans to create a new political force in ukraine but that didn't happen the government revoked his ukrainian citizenship in july last year. stayed close so close really was first sent to poland then to the netherlands where he now lives on the temporary asylum status. meanwhile a court in georgia found guilty of abuse of power in connection with a two thousand and six murder case he was sentenced to three years in prison absentee here. in ukraine a prosecutor accused of having connections with a suspected criminal gang led by ukraine's former president viktor yanukovych. so where does all of this leave the man who was once hailed as a champion of democracy. i'm sami's a down in the dutch capital i've come to amsterdam to discuss with mr saakashvili his rise and fall and how he plans to continue his pol

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first arguable breaks it's chaos continues like relief though maybe provided by ukrainian president petro poroshenko being hosted by the e.u. on monday in brussels and who is well according to people who opposed those quazi nazi bannock areas in the streets of kiev he is. in power because of american diplomats they apparently glued ukraine together after overthrowing its government and enjoyed swearing at the u. so that would be great i think to help glue this thing and have the u.n. help glue it and you know. yes says former u.s. assistant secretary of state victoria nuland to the u.s. ambassador in ukraine she's now left the diplomatic service to run a think tank and it should probably be noted that the president. will probably not on monday talk to president bush and co about the us his role in putting him in power germany's foreign minister at the time frank. now germany's president already arguably spoke for europe when he said he wasn't impressed by newton's remarks i think what mrs nuland said on the behavior of europeans is unacceptable i think there is no space for criticisms abo

that is where it all started from but what we do petros even if we. if we are. and nationalists doing. breaking. ten or so. since they capture it doesn't matter where he's from doesn't matter if he's. we don't. mind if you start a family for me you're five hundred. yet but the cops are coming. against. you. basically. as you noticed. next to us through this it was we were discussing. this out because. as i was explaining before we become. citizens of countries. whose days of. swedes think racism will increase in the country. right defections could help swedish nationalist. dozens arrested during neo nazi really in sweden. using hate crime laws to counter neo nazis. i think. it's. just ridiculous so i won't even call it some would say well times are changing and there's war in the middle. some countries need to accept these refugees as it may be. afraid of we ask. creasy. freedom. i mean. i think that's we have. a country that has tried everything for the last decade it's now almost face the truth it doesn't work we have to have a repatriation policy some would s

but what we do petros even if we. if we are. a nation is doing heart. breaking. take action doesn't matter where he's from doesn't matter if he's. the one up we don't we don't do any crime. you could run for the stuff i know for me i get your five hundred. f. me yeah but the cops are coming. we're not against must and so we're not against. serbia's we're not against india. what are you going for the. guy we're just a little bit we can't do this. because i guess. that's a problem. basically the employer. as you noticed. this it was worth discussing. because. as i was explaining before we've become. a citizen of countries. you'd think racism will increase in the country. right defections could help swedish nationalists. dozens arrested during neo nazi really in sweden. using hate crime laws to neo nazis. it's. just ridiculous so. i won't even call it some would say well times are changing there's war in the middle. some countries need to accept these refugees. afraid of change we ask. creasy. freedom. i think that's why. everything for the last decade now almost fa

but what we do petros even if we. if we are. doing. breaking. take action doesn't matter what his brother doesn't matter if he's. the one up with. the stuff i don't know for me. yet but the cops are coming. we're must and so we're not against. serbia's against. what are you going to. do this. basically. as you noticed. next to us through this it was we were discussing. this out because. as i was explaining before. we've become. a citizen of our own countries. i. think racism will increase in the country. right defections could help swedish nationalist. dozens arrested. in sweden. using hate crime laws to neo nazis. it's. just ridiculous so i mean i won't even call but some would say well times are changing and there's war in the middle east some countries need to accept these refugees as it may be the fact that you are afraid of change we ask. krishi. do. you know. i think that's we have. a country that has tried everything for the last decades now most face the truth it doesn't work you have to have repatriation policy some would say. people ba

but what we do petros even if we. if we are. a nation is doing heart. breaking. was to take action doesn't matter where he's from doesn't matter if he's. got one up we don't we don't do any crime. you could run a star family for me i get your five hundred. f. me yeah but the cops are coming all right i guess that what we're up against muslims we're not the gays. we're not against serbia's we're not against envious what are you going for. the guy we're just a month old. basically. as you noticed. next to us through this it was we were discussing. this out because. as i was explaining before we become. citizens of countries. whose days of. swedes think racism will increase in the country. right defections could help soften the swedish nationalist. dozens arrested during neo nazi really in sweden. using hate crime laws to counter neo nazis. i think. it's. just ridiculous so i mean i won't even call it some would say well times are changing there's war in the middle. some countries need to accept these refugees. they were afraid of change we ask. creasy. freedom. tha

profile ukrainians declined that office and because they foresaw that i would fall why does president petro poroshenko ask you do you think and give you citizenship was it down to a personal relationship with no i think because russian called before running for ukraine president he said that his role. a model for reforms who are two countries singapore and georgia on their might rule and he thought that by bringing me into crane he would. bolster his reformers credentials in the eyes of the west and in the eyes of the frame public now he did it all went wrong because he was not serious about their force because ultimately he had to make a choice whether to get into ukraine historic textbooks or to become higher to be able higher on the list of forbes billionaires list he decided to get into billionaires list rather than the tax the textbooks i'm wondering how you personally feel though now looking at the time actually because this is the man who brought you to your he'd given you citizenship made you a governor and then you say felt at some point that he wasn't living up to the reformist id

at the moment petra kvitova, i get it wrong but at the moment i would say petro. we have to talk about andy murray, no andy murray year. just not quite ready for the strains of a grand slam, he says he pulled out with a heavy heart, and speaking this morning, judy murray confirmed he is thinking about his long—term fitness. judy murray confirmed he is thinking about his long-term fitness. playing best—of—3 sets is different from playing best of five and you wouldn't want to put yourself in a situation where you couldn't com plete situation where you couldn't complete the match or maybe want your first match and couldn't com plete your first match and couldn't complete the second, and because he has been out of the game for ii months, you don't know how your body will react, not just months, you don't know how your body will react, notjust during the match but the day after, so after playing into events and then practising for a number of days, he felt he wasn't ready for five sets yet. sam, andy murray not being here isa yet. sam, andy murray not being here

and we can't get to the value related to petro. thank you so much for your time and thank you for your indulgence, chairman. >> thank you for your questions and for yielding back your time. i would like to thank all of our witnesses for their testimony today. again, i apologize for the brevity of the hearing. i think we had a lot of members with a lot of interest but because of the interruption of votes we'll have to end this hearing early. given the fact that digital currencies and crypto currencies will continue to have a greater and greater impact on our financial system and the broader economy i'm sure we'll be revisit this topic. all members will have five legislative days to submit questions for the witnesses to the chair which will be forwarded to the witnesses and please respond as promptly as you are able. this hearing is adjourned. >>> join washington journal friday, live from baltimore, maryland, as we spotlight the opioid epidemic. during the program we look at how city and state agencies work with city residents who ar

brics members of more of these big energy traders continue to make moves to abandon for example the petro dollar an energy trade and move to national currencies for example india china russia tell us why do some of the brics members continue to move away from the dollar. well i mean it's too powerful as it is and american dependence has been exposed as being a dangerous thing to have so if you consistently holding on to u.s. dollars and donald trump and friends change their monetary policy or act in a way that continue to undermine your local needs and interests of course you want to make sure that you've got other currencies in your bag and that's why i think people are beginning to see dollar rise and look at other options and i think it's a healthy thing to do i think the us dollar has been dominant for a very long time and it's about time that we begin to renegotiate. the imminent within the market. j.v. wyo that there have been statements in the past from various leading economies saying that the brics are developing countries with very little power and influence in the world despite

first arguable breaks it's chaos continues like relief though may be provided by ukrainian president petro poroshenko being hosted by the e.u. on monday in brussels and who is according to people who opposed those quazi nazi bannock areas in the streets of kiev he is in power because of american diplomats they apparently glued ukraine together after overthrowing its government and enjoyed swearing at the u. so that would be great i think to help glue this thing and have the u.n. help glue it and you know. yes says former u.s. assistant secretary of state victoria nuland to the u.s. ambassador in ukraine she's now left the diplomatic service to run a think tank and it should probably be noted that e.u. president. will probably not on monday talk to president poroshenko about the us his role in putting him in power germany's foreign minister at the time frank. now germany's president already arguably spoke for europe when he said he wasn't impressed by newton's remarks i think what mrs nuland said on the behavior of europeans is unacceptable i think there is no space for criticisms about our

former officials from the fund two from abu dhabi sovereign funds and two from the saudi energy group petro saudi the southern japanese island of okinawa is being lashed by winds brought by typhoon maria. have been reported across the region as the strong tracks west taiwan has closed schools and offices and counseled flights in preparation for flash floods and landslides soldiers have been deployed to help. japan is cleaning up after its worst flooding in decades at least one hundred fifty seven people have died after heavy rains triggered landslides dozens of other people are missing robert bryant reports from crushing city. soldiers and emergency crews go from house to house to make sure no one has been missed in the flood scale. hello they call out is there anyone there with dozens of people still unaccounted for the rescuers appeals are being repeated in affected communities throughout this part of japan. a couple of streets away hiroshi issues that he and his extended family have returned to see what they can salvage from what used to be their home like most of his neighbors they go a

. >> between electronic arts activition, blizzard they are up 19 petros year to date but take 2 has been the underperformer it has a smoother taqle chart but activition blizzard is where i want to be longer time. >> i agree with guy. take two from a valuation perspective that's the name you want to own in this space right now. >> all right time for the final trade it's friday show is fast. >> friday dead or life jon bon joef twitter alive. take down by president bush it's not the same story we volunteer our information to twitter that's why we like it. >> sea berg. >> cbs i'm a seller of cbs there is too much hair on the story right now. just getting momentum. i would avoid the stock at this level. >> grasso. >> i used to have a favorite in domino. >> i thought you were saying pepperoni. >> you beirut me there many i'm going to mcdonald's now. spoke to management exited about the second half of the year. mcdonald's mcd. >> next week is a crazy -- it's good to have you onboard next week to steer us. >> i'm on vacation in two weeks. >> she has another vacation for two weeks she said. >> di

members of all the major political parties in brazil receive kickbacks in exchange for appointing petro brass executives dozens of congressmen senators and ministers have been implicated in this conflict other branches testimony of a body blow to the workers body of former president. and he successor. the model said he was impeached you know was two thousand and sixteen two weeks later you will i was formally charged with corruption in connection with the car wash scandal well but i see the sleep was being held to account investigators were also making steady progress on the international front with the help of the u.s. justice department. is that by year's. new this was just so part of the scheme is that. all of them all up on the moment saying well that was a. whole performance of those. yes for nasa. in the summer of two thousand and sixteen the company pled guilty to american charges that it provided almost eight hundred million dollars in bribes for more than one hundred projects in twelve countries. all the brits agreed to pay a three point five billion dollar fine and disclose de

comments during his first official visit to spain to meet the country's new socialist prime minister petro sanchez also said that europe and france never wanted a trade war with the united states. by example and on them that would be good for example in terms of access to the american public markets which are today primarily closed we need clear gestures from the united states we need signals of the escalations on the steel and i'll minium where illegal taxes have been applied by the united states and in my opinion and intervention in the subject matters before taking any further steps i think we have reached a breakthrough agreement yesterday with the european union commonly referred to as europe. to begin lowering trade barriers and establishing a trade relationship that is fair and my favorite word receptor a call receptor of. leaders of the brics bloc of emerging economies are calling for an open and inclusive trading system comes in the wake of a number of protectionist tariffs introduced by u.s. president donald trump. has more from the ideal brics on that being held in johannesburg.

profile ukrainians declined that office and because they for told us it would fall why did president petro poroshenko ask you do you think and give you citizenship was it down to a personal relationship with no i think because before running for ukraine president he said that his role model for reforms were to countries singapore in georgia under my rule and he fought that by bringing me into ukraine he would you know bolster his reformers credentials in the eyes of the west and in the eyes of the public now what he did it all went wrong because he was not serious about their force because ultimately he had to make a choice whether to get into he creates historic textbooks or to become higher to be of a higher on the list of forbes billion or so list he decided to get into billionaires list rather than the tax textbooks i'm wondering how you personally feel though now looking or at the time actually because this is the man who brought you to your brain he'd given you citizenship made you a governor and then you say you felt at some point that he wasn't living up to the reformist ideals did

first arguable breaks it's chaos continues like relief though may be provided by ukrainian president petro poroshenko being hosted by the e.u. on monday in brussels and who is according to people who opposed those quazi nazi bannock areas in the streets of kiev he is in power because of american diplomats they apparently glued ukraine together after overthrowing its government and enjoyed swearing at the u. so that would be great. but i think now blew this thing and have the u.n. help glue it and you know. yes the e.u. says former u.s. assistant secretary of state victoria nuland to the u.s. ambassador in ukraine she's now left the diplomatic service to run a think tank and it should probably be noted that the president. will probably not on monday talk to president poroshenko about the us his role in putting him in power germany's foreign minister at the time frank. now germany's president already arguably spoke for europe when he said he wasn't impressed by newton's remarks i think what mrs nuland said on the behavior of europeans is unacceptable i think there is no space for criticisms

punch through dry wall and that's his thing well invading and destroying countries that drop the petro dollar is starting to look like our thing. as the guardian reported in october two thousand rock insisted on dumping the us dollar the currency of the enemy for the more multilateral euro so not long after that the bush administration desperately wanted to force the w m d intelligence agency had to make it fit for innovation we now know the w m d's story was all. sewn large it had other smaller horse orbiting. so clearly there were other reasons the u.s. needed to invade and one of the biggest ones was saddam switch away from the dollar but that's not all soon after libya began moving towards an african gold based currency and lining up all of their african neighbors to join them we invaded them as well with the help of nato author alan brown pointed out this fact at the time of the invasion he says gadhafi initiated a movement to refuse the dollar and the euro and called on arab and african nations to use a new currency instead the gold dinar john perkins the author of confessions of

first arguable breaks it's chaos continues light relief though may be provided by ukrainian president petro poroshenko being hosted by the e.u. on monday in brussels and who is well according to people who opposed those quazi nazi bannock areas in the streets of kiev he is in power because of american diplomats they apparently glued ukraine together after overthrowing its government and enjoyed swearing at the u. so that would be great i think to help glue this thing and have the u.n. help glue it and you know. yes the e.u. says former u.s. assistant secretary of state victoria nuland to the u.s. ambassador in ukraine she's now left the diplomatic service to run a think tank and it should probably be noted that the president. will probably not on monday talk to president poroshenko about the us his role in putting him in power germany's foreign minister at the time frank. now germany's president already arguably spoke for europe when he said he wasn't impressed by newton's remarks i think what mrs nuland said on the behavior of europeans is unacceptable i think there is no space for critici

revolution he gained ukrainian citizenship although it meant losing his georgian passport crane's president petro poroshenko offered to the governor of the desa profits but he resigned in november two thousand and sixteen accusing kardashian co of corruption a few days later surprised really announced plans to create a new political force in ukraine but that didn't happen the government revoked his ukrainian citizenship in july last year. stateless circus really was first sent to poland then to the netherlands where he now lives under temporary asylum status meanwhile a court in georgia found him guilty of abuse of power in connection with the two thousand and six murder case he was sentenced to three years in prison absentee here. in ukraine a prosecutor accused of having connections with a suspected criminal gang led by ukraine's former president viktor yanukovych. so where does all of this leave the man who was once hailed as a champion of democracy. i'm sami's a down in the dutch capital i've come to amsterdam to discuss with mr saakashvili his rise and fall and how he plans to continue his p

another client is petro china. they may be planning world domination but let's not stop that doing business with them while in office. >> unbelievably things are worse for the secretary. it's been revealed that will failed to divest from a number of assets he promised to sell. including stocks in a company. the value has grown ironing ross an estimated 1.2 to $6.2 million until the day he promised to sell them and actually sold them. he admits the mistake but claims this wasn't intentional but a misunderstanding. he didn't sell the stocks because he wasn't aware he owned him. when journalist contacted them about the story they referred them to his lawyer. he repeated he sold them as soon as he realized he owned them. we looked into the lawyers background and found a dc swamp resume. he was a former lobbyist. he was on the trade commission in the 70s. moved to the department of state and finance and joined a lobbying firm. he ran back through the revolving door in the easterly 2000. then he started his own firm. he

themselves. >> reporter: petro says some dating sites offer stronger background checks than others. still, it can be difficult to know who you're connecting with and users need to be cautious. >> you're giving away information. we don't think enough about what's happening when we make what seem to be very simple decisions that unfortunately can have very severe ramifications. >> indeed. now, certain dating web sites will screen subscribers on things like public sex offender registries, but the bottom line is many dating web sites encourage users to do their own research. there are a few tips that bear repeating. if you're meeting someone for the first time, go to a public space and tell your friend or family member where you're going and who you're going with. >> they say have a cup of coffee during the middle of the day. >> it's important to remind people of the dark underside of this as we volunteer a lot of personal information and we're vulnerable. >> it's a digital bar, and like a real bar, there can be bad people. >>> a cruise ship company is is drawing harsh criticism after o

tenant not affect another shipping company that conducted business with the chinese state owned company, petro china. worse than that claim in his initial statement to us that he has, probably divested and in accordance agreement simply was not true a few weeks later secretary revealed that he had failed to divest from a number of assets heaped with you sell including stocks in the company called investigative. last week the values of those assets group earning his net two-$62 million but the day he promised to sell them in the day he actually said them secretary ross admitted mistake the claimed he will not sell stocks because he did not know the olympic his original statement to us hiding behind the office of government ethics came back to bite him because when they got wind of the millions of dollars he made they sent him a stern letter here is a part of it -- a variety of sources has was concerned about action. yes, that would be us. in response to the ethics of this report crosses office released a statement -- have reached out to the office to verify that the sales will include his inter

the petro dollar, basically the premises for our currency and it's consumed so people don't horde it. trade deficits are commonly misunderstood as zero sum game. are you confident that dialogue that's being had today as we negotiate with our allies and with our competitors, strategic competitors in the marketplace that we are focused on trade, free, fair, reciprocal trade and not a more more tilist idea? secretary mnuchin: i am completely but in many of the cases where we have the trade deficits is because there are unfair trade practices in place. mr. davidson: there are certainly unfair trade practices. prior to coming to congress i was a manufacturer and had been under the receiving end of those unfair trade practices. it is attributable to the current account balance so we have the free flow of goods and services but we also have the free flow of capital. could you address the idea that in reality the only likely way for us to decrease our deficit is to enter into a recession? secretary mnuchin: no. i don't agree with that at all. but we can follow -- mr. hensarling: the time of t

the bbc got wind of this payoff from a source in kiev, and the ukrainians agree, ukranian president petro poroshenko's inner circle were shocked by how dirty this whole arrangement with cohen was. oh, come on, ukraine. it takes two to "tropotianka." ( laughter ) one assumes that that is a traditional dance of some sort. don't play all high and mighty. it's like telling your mistress, "i can't believe you'd sleep with me, a married man." ( laughter ) but most disgusting of all was that this seems to have worked. the meeting between poroshenko and trump was held at the white house last june, and shortly after, ukraine's anti-corruption agency stopped its investigation into trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort. ( audience reacts ) now, listen, to save manafort, all cohen has to do is arrange a meeting between the ukrainian president and robert mueller. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. anne hathaway is here. but when we come back, the senate race in arizona is heating up. but it's a dry heat. stick around! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ooh-wee, grab an

energy to attack germany and to attack nato and energy is all important for russia it's essentially petro states in many ways and it uses the export of energy as a key plank of its foreign policy so anything that we can see the ability of russia to do that and if they don't donald trump is telling nato telling germany that they should we themselves of russian gas or that in the long term will concern russia definitely or i thank you very much for that that is very challenge is joining us live. basco now the breakfast comment setting the tone for what was already going to be a tense discussion over money trumps long the other nato members of the us money we've compiled some facts about nato and spending in two thousand and fourteen nato members agreed to stop cutting their military budgets and work toward spending two percent of their g.d.p. on their defense by twenty twenty four so it wasn't a direct contribution to nato nor payment to america trump is right that most of nato is twenty nine members are spending less than two percent at the moment those falling short of that target include

exercises involve military forces from nineteen countries during maneuvers the ukrainian president petro poroshenko expressed concern about russian coast guard ships in the nearby see the drills followed last week's nato leaders summit in brussels with the u.s. president accused allies of not spending enough on defense. thank you. a long night of celebrations in the most famous street in front has been replaced by a massive parade for the country's new heroes hundreds of thousands of people have packed the shows in is a in paris to welcome home the french football team and the world cup in a repeat of scenes twenty years ago france beat question four two in sunday's final . is in paris. the colors of france's flag edged into the sky above paris as shaznay avenue for the play is it was the one coming they had dreamed dull for the fans a joyful moment they would never forget the look what's happening it's a party we are united twenty years ago and now again well champions was going to take we had some difficulties in france with the attacks so this is a moment of pure happiness something i

comments during his first official visit to spain to meet the country's new socialist prime minister petro sanchez also said that europe and france never wanted a trade war with the united states by example on that for example in terms of access to the american public markets which are today primarily closed we need clear gestures from the united states we need signals of the escalations on the steel and i'll minium where illegal taxes have been applied by the united states and in my opinion that intervention in the subject matters before taking any further steps campbell is on is joining us now from washington d.c. gave donald trump and john close were very positive about the results of this deal that they say they've reached but it seems as though that might be a little short lived. yeah a little short lived but that sure hasn't stopped u.s. president donald trump from taking his message out to middle america that's where he was on thursday at a steel plant in the state of illinois it's the first time the president has visited this state since becoming president he took his message there

simply employing foreigners and these are jobs that local people could be doing that also want the petro dollars to come in to buy itself in the surrounding districts to try and develop the city itself they say this is been going on for fifteen years ever since the u.s. led occupation and invasion of iraq in two thousand and three so that's really why the protest movement has developed in the south but the real nightmare for the government is if the if it becomes very large scale here in the capital and lots of people still coming out on the street to protest against things that actually is not just the south it's actually across iraq as well things like that just to shortages lack of jobs and the economy and things like that so the government's very concerned promise to hold on the body he's using his public addresses to try and quell the protest movements try and say that we all on your side we do want iraq to develop and we are trying to do as much as we can but corruption once again has read its ugly head it's one of the key things that the protesters say has led to the development o

trying to stay relevant today but is it i mean a question here from one of our viewers on facebook petro who ask isn't it time to put an end to this organisation is it still relevant as it stands today. well of course we're talking about north macedonia and you know there are even came about. and of course nato since i was there back in two thousand and eight in the. in the book arrests summits i remember clearly when you know there was always an intention to expand summit it would have been the same thing unless blown two years later and were whoever the american president was you know keen on expanding nato towards the east even though back then the george sr presidency in the early ninety's promised a good bunch of and others in russia that they would not expand all the way up to georgia and ukraine and yet i remember back in the book at a summit that an invitation or a promise of sort was made to the likes of georgia and the ukraine so be that as it may i think we are really arriving at a time when need to really need to do define itself before it increases the budgets the military b

that simply employing foreigners and these are jobs that local people could be doing also want the petro dollars to come in to buy itself in the surrounding districts to try and develop the city itself they say this is been going on for fifteen years ever since the u.s. led occupation and invasion of iraq in two thousand and three so that's really why the protest movement has developed in the south but the real nightmare for the government is if the if it becomes very large scale here in the capital and lots of people start coming out on the street to protest against things that actually is not just the south it's actually across iraq as well things like that just in shortages lack of jobs in the economy and things like that so the government's very concerned promise to hard on the body he's using his public addresses to try and quell the protest movements try and say that we all on your side we do want iraq to develop and we are trying to do as much as we can but corruption once again has read its ugly head it's one of the key things that the protesters say has led to the development of

as a matter of fact i have also ready lisa petro who gives you a lot of credit in her look of feminism. your particular take on the monument and the udc and people like ms. rutherford, thomas nelson page and joel chandler harris, they have taken us into a place where a charlottesville evolved. what do we see in the moment now and what do people like yourselves, how will you guide us or inspire us? displi love -- i loved your question until that last part. i don't know how -- thank you. you have ready that book carefully. that's amazing. oh, god, the monument issue. i've been on so many monument panels the last 2 years. i used to live in charlesville so you know -- charlottesville, so you know all about this. well, sir, the monument of fur or seems to have spited a bit but every time we think it does some city is facing a new crisis over some new monument. all i want to say about that -- you can't hear me? how about now? okay. all i want to say about monuments is that we need to remember that we wouldn't even be talking about monuments and symbols to speak of at all were it not for the

chet thompson, petro chemical manufacturers, energy is the engine of progress, he says. making to more expensive will hurt our economy and impact lower and middle income families who can least afford it. i have pages and pages of these quote in support of the principles we're advocating here this morning. we have to support this resolution. i urge my colleagues to do that and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. neal: i will like to yield to the gentleman from texas, a member of the ways and means committee, and we believe he will bring clarity to this debate, mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. doggett: in this very troubling week when these very republican enablers here in congress have endangered our national security by failing to confront donald trump's surrender to vladimir putin in helsinki, today we again witness their total indifference to another very serious national security concern. unfortuna

rapid growth, the oil will continue to be the dominant fuel as well as important feed stock for the petro-chemical products in decades to come. emergency oil stock system, managed by the iea and its members, therefore, will continue to be critical to be prepared for the rainy day and insure the stable functioning of global economic systems. for its part, the iea is engaged in close dialogue with the major oil producers and consumers both inside and outside the family, and we are monitoring market developments to be prepared to provide any support that might be needed to insure market stability. on behalf of everyone at the iea, i wish to thank again, thank you for inviting me before this committee, and i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you, chair. >> thank you, mr. sadamori. mr. mcnally, welcome. >> madam chairman, ranking member cabotwell, members of the committee, i thought what i'd do is focus on three things. first, the return to authentic boom/bust oil price cycles. secondly, factors that are pushing oil prices down and up in the near terms as the chairman alluded to, and third, a oil

republicans maintain a slight majority, but it's going to be determined by the suburban areas around main petro poll tan -- meant propoll tan areas. it should be a red wave . if you look at the metrics, it should be. stuart: you don't think it could be? >> it could be. i think there's going to be something that happens in late september, early october that will make or break the election for republicans or democrats, and ask we'll see. it could be a tragic event, a new political issue, but i think that the midterms have yet to be decided. but the economy is roaring, and that's going to be very beneficial -- stuart: are you sort of dancing around the issue of russia, russia, russia, you think that's what's going to pop up? >> no, no, not whatsoever. i think mueller's going to come with whatever he has by september 1st and then go completely dark until christmas or new year's. that's conventional wisdom. stuart: i think we've got a tweet of yours. show it to me, please. you're poking some fun at the democritr in 2018 on twitter. let me -- i'm going to read this, o.k.? or do you want to read it? >