more. they say to take part in the ne deal to help bridge the gap between washington and tehran, the russians are said to be seeking sweeping guarantees tha would open major loopholes and western economic, financial, an energy sanctions imposed becaus of russia s maligned behavior i ukraine. meanwhile, on capitol hill at the very prospect of trying to provide a nuclear deal that som have called ridiculous with a rogue state on top of it, estat which by the way has repeated and confirmed history breaking every single agreement they make . i have yet to understand thi president s foreign policy. we are enabling our near peer adversaries and ratcheting down on our own energy independence right here in the united states. the absolute idea that we ar out bargaining with madmen, whether it s in iran or venezuela, russia, sitting down
critics like republican congressman from louisiana says inexperienced energy policy because it does not equate to a economic opportunity. below may be dry or ending its useful life. shannon. thank you very much. san diego county super, join us in the midnight hour for a deeper dive into the economic fallout from russia s war on ukraine. and what the biden administration isn t and is not willing to do to leave your pai at the pump. they are coming up, stick with us for that. following heavy sanctions and now a ban on the u.s. importing russian oil, the biden administration is still working with russia, that s in its ongoing efforts to revive the iran nuclear deal. kevin clark is that part of the story tonight. good evening, shannon. the questions are mounting tonight in washington about the ministrations decision to pursu that energy farm venezuela, iran