they would like to come here, izyum here and dnipro, but that s interesting. they could be cut off, they could be attacked from both sides and a lot of these forces we know have been beaten up, really beaten up. ukrainians also have to have the resupply but that s a race between the resupply of the ukrainians and the beaten up russians. john: it s a long way for the ukrainians to come as well, 350 miles. tell us about this guy, he was known as attacking civilians very heavily in syria, apparently is now in charge of the new effort in the eastern part of ukraine. john, this is a bad fellow. known as the butcher of syria, and he has been in charge of the south, southern part of this war right now, and so he s been responsible for the attacks and the bludgeoning of mariupol. so that is going to expand now, and this is a bad sign, that
litigation by environmental groups. the government conducts studies that takes years and not all lease land has oil. 4,621 drill permits are still awaiting approval. tim stuart joins us, the president of the oil and gas association. i sense the anger in that letter. tired of being beaten up, and now you are being blamed for gouging. the trade association that signed that letter. we believe there is common ground we can meet with with the administration. but they need to stop demonizing what we do. they have to take a hard look at their policy decisions and backtrack on a number of those so we can be able to get back to where we were a year and a half ago. you have 9,000 leases. why aren t you using them?
litigation by environmental groups. the government conducts studies that takes years and not all lease land has oil. 4,621 drill permits are still awaiting approval. tim stuart joins us, the president of the oil and gas association. i sense the anger in that letter. tired of being beaten up, and now you are being blamed for gouging. the trade association that signed that letter. we believe there is common ground we can meet with with the administration. but they need to stop demonizing what we do. they have to take a hard look at their policy decisions and backtrack on a number of those so we can be able to get back to where we were a year and a half ago. you have 9,000 leases. why aren t you using them?
john, i think it had a big effect right from the beginning. the president putin, again, divorced from reality, probably thought that the ukrainians would not fight hard. probably thought the ukrainians, well we know he thinks that the ukrainians are not really a nation, don t really defend themselves, so the military probably had, was not prepared for the fierce fighting that, the strong fighting, the terrible fighting that they re getting beaten up, that they encountered when they went, when they went into ukraine. so that, i think, had a really bad effect, that putin s lack of understanding, bad briefing, bad concepts, bad notions of what it is, what he has done to the ukrainian people to unite them has probably filtered into a way, the russian military has worked and not worked in ukraine. well, we re all witnessing a humanitarian catastrophe in mariupol. do you believe the russians will actually deliver on this latest pledge on top of all the others
litigation by environmental groups. the government conducts studies that takes years and not all lease land has oil. 4,621 drill permits are still awaiting approval. tim stuart joins us, the president of the oil and gas association. i sense the anger in that letter. tired of being beaten up, and now you are being blamed for gouging. the trade association that signed that letter. we believe there is common ground we can meet with with the administration. but they need to stop demonizing what we do. they have to take a hard look at their policy decisions and backtrack on a number of those so we can be able to get back to where we were a year and a half ago. you have 9,000 leases. why aren t you using them?