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Nato and the united states and its allies and gives more revenue to putin, a point in history we don t want that to occur. tlo s a bill called nopec to file sanctions against countries, foreign countries that are complicit in raising oil prices. there are things we can do. but bottom line, when it came to choosing sides, opec 6 and particularly the saudi arabian kingdom decided to come down on the side of vladimir putin, not on the side of the western world or the united states. good morning. when the president traveled to saudi arabia over the summer, white house officials were careful to say, look, yeah, oil is going to come up but it wasn t the only topic of conversation. it was about the relationship the united states has in the middle east in particular, how it could play a role with iran. in the light of this with saudi arabia seemingly choosing sides away from the united states, beyond the issue of oil, what is
all right, well, michael fanone, always appreciate your perspective. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. thank you. and with a pledge that the u.s. will remain active and an engaged partner in the middle east, president biden left that region today, and he is heading home. the four-day visit took biden to israel and saudi arabia. that s where he had a one on one meeting and a fist bump with the crown prince mohammed bin salman. the man the cia says ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi. phil, the president s meeting, that fist bump both firing up some intense backlash. does the white house think long-term it s going to be worth it to the future and the relationship between the united states and the saudi arabian kingdom? reporter: yeah, ryan, i think that s the critical question because there is no chance this trip would have occurred if they did not think abthat would be t case. this was a very strategical accumulation and a long-term one at that. they recognized that
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