the report says the decades-old sanctions against iraq with keeping much of that country s oil from getting to western markets. the demand for world oil was so intense that you really needed to unlock all of the supply you could find, and at that time, the sense was that both iraq and iran were the two sources of really bottled up supply that was irrationally off world markets. another report reviewed by the task force a few months later promises iraqi reserves represent a major asset that can quickly add capacity to world oil markets. the report urges the u.s. government to conduct an immediate policy review toward iraq, including military assessments. all of this months before 9/11. i certainly wouldn t argue that iraq and the decision to go to war and oil were unrelated. honestly, i m pouring everything i have into this place.
skyrocketing, oil-rich iraq might not be able to build the infrastructure necessary to meet the upward curve in energy demand. the report says the decades-old sanctions against iraq with keeping much of that country s to oil from getting to western markets. the demand for world oil was so intense that you really needed to unlock all of the supply you could find, and at that time, the sense was that both iraq and iran were the two sources of really bottled up supply that was irrationally off world markets. another report reviewed by the task force a few months later promises iraqi reserves represent a major asset that can quickly add capacity to world oil markets. the report urges the u.s. government to conduct an immediate policy review toward iraq, including military assessments. all of this months before 9/11. i certainly wouldn t argue
the upward curve in energy demand. the report says the decades-old sanctions against iraq with keeping much of that country s oil from getting to western markets. the demand for world oil was so intense that you really needed to unlock all of the supply you could find, and at that time, the sense was that both iraq and iran were the two sources of really bottled up supply that was irrationally off world markets. another report reviewed by the task force a few months later promises iraqi reserves represent a major asset that can quickly add capacity to world oil markets. the report urges the u.s. government to conduct an immediate policy review toward iraq, including military assessments. all of this months before 9/11. i certainly wouldn t argue that iraq and the decision to go to war and oil were unrelated. let opposition be absolutely
needed to unlock all of the supply you could find, and at that time, the sense was that both iraq and iran were the two sources of really bottled up supply that was irrationally off world markets. another report reviewed by the task force a few months later promises iraqi reserves represent a major asset that can quickly add capacity to world oil markets. the report urges the u.s. government to conduct an immediate policy review toward iraq, including military assessments. all of this months before 9/11. i certainly wouldn t argue that iraq and the decision to go to war and oil were unrelated. let opposition be absolutely clear, an attempt by any outside nice morning, scott?
keep on talking to have more negotiations, that could have an immediate impact on the world oil markets. concerns about possible haven tal military action, israeli strike against iran s nuclear program. israeli officials are not involved in these talks, they have said, they accused iran of simply using the talks to buy time to create a nuke nuclear weapon. jenna back to you. jenna: steve, thank you. jon: president enjoyed widespread media support when he ran for election the first time in 2008. but is the tingle gone? are the mainstream media changing their mind about this president, or just changing tone? let s talk about it with our news watch panel straight ahead