the biden administration is actually talking - about getting more oil from, where? l the middle east. saudi arabia. or indeed, venezuela. i saw some comments from the president of venezuela who was almost public enemy number one in washington saying he had had a very respectful and cordial meeting last sunday talking about exactly this. accessing some of venezuela s oil. absolutely, energy shocks make for interesting bedfellows. - you know ukraine incredibly well and you lived there for some years, you are backwards and forwards regularly and you have of friends there. it is a vast country, and you showed me some of that when i visited for work and worked with you. vast, beautiful country. agriculturally, so rich. and last weekend they were imposing export controls not just on wheat, but things as basic as poultry and eggs and almost everybody has got poultry around the country in such a rural country, a country with such big rural areas.
grab because it is russian-populated and it is also an area that is also very rich agriculturally and industrially. you know, it s interesting that russians apparently decided to withdraw from the chernobyl nuclear facility that s not very far away from kyiv, tell us about that . yes, wolf, the area there just north of kyiv, this is chernobyl, and this is of course, the scene of the nuclear devastation in 1986 when the reactor actually malfunctioned and radiation spread throughout large portions of europe. well, what has happened here is that russian troops have come in, they ve gone into this area, occupied parts of it, and they have actually been affected by some of the radiation potentially and that was perhaps the reason they moved because of potential radiation affects to their health and also their inability to really move the ukrainians out of there. colonel senator leighton as
number one in washington, saying he had had a very respectful and cordial meeting with an last sunday talking about exactly this accessing some of venezuela s oil. absolutely, energy shocks make for interesting bedfellows. gabriel, you know ukraine incredibly well, you lived there for some years, you are backwards and forwards regularly and you have of friends there. it is a vast country i mean, you showed me some of that when i visited for work and worked with you. vast, beautiful country. agriculturally, so rich. and yet, last weekend, they were imposing export controls not just on wheat, but things as basic as poultry and eggs and almost everybody has got poultry around the country in such a rural country a country with such big rural areas. does that suggest that they are really now getting seriously worried about food supplies? i think they are seriouslyl worried about everything. i think, for the moment, - from ukrainians i am speaking to, is that they are fighting forthe
lost grain, they ve lost cattle. so, the loss of life, of human life is absolutely unbelievable. but when you think of livelihood and how it s agriculturally based in this part of the state, it s going to be a long road to recovery. which brings up the point of the federal government. i know that governor beshear said that he s already spoken with the president three times, maybe even more since the storm. how are you ensuring that the federal resources that you will get are going to match the needs of the people? well, that is our number one goal is to make sure that we meet people where they are and that folks get resources no matter how big or small their town is. like i said, i just left mullen burg county. you probably haven t heard a lot about that even though there s a loss of 12 lives in that small community. whether it s mullenburg county or mayfield, we re working with
caring dairy which is ecologically, agriculturally good thing but that program says those farmers who agree and volunteer to be part of the program are compensated by the company that is not saying all the product is from those particular cows. if you read the plain language on that website the plaintiff is going to lose this case because he is stretching too much what is in the advertiser. shannon: what obligation is there to tell us which cows are used and how happy they are and how it impacts the product? ben and jerry s faced a lawsuit and had to alter their website because they claimed all farmers had to be part of this caring dairy program. there was one issue, a one