$95 billion worth of revenue. so this would really cost russia. it would hit it hard. the problem always with these sanctions though is at even the kremlin spokesperson say these are a double edged sword because it will have a cost for europe. they rely on russia for a third of the oil em ports and need to replace that and this is a market that s tight, prices are high and it will impact some eu member states more than others. germany was opposed a few weeks ago. they are on board. that is absolutely critical. but some other member states, hungary, slovakia, they have been opposed and looking at some of the comments we ve had today, they still are. an exemption will likely have to be a part of the proposal today to get them on board. it has to be a unanimous decision. the problem is, if you grant some an extension, others may want it as well. from bulgaria at this stage. lots to work on, but a very strong proposal. jim? meanwhile, russia still raking in billions, really, from gas and
the cost involved in war. what would you do, sir, if 2008 turned out different. what would president mccain do would you give israelis the green light to strike? what would be your red lines as to what you would allow iran to do before they strike or would you give diplomacy. the european oil em bar doe iran how much time would you get to work? the president said he doesn t bluff but the national security policy is to prevent massacres. he said it is unacceptable and has to go. we will find out about bluffing. second of all it s a little bother some that a president of the united states would denigrate the views of other people who feel they have the right to weigh in on this issue. it is not casualness that some