Public will have an opportunity to listen to our conversation. A lot of important work over the last few weeks responding to the covid19 crisis. This follows in the virtual roundtable held last week, ices response at the detention facility. Taking time to participate in this roundtable, i think everyone in advance for what we have. I will turn it over to the subcommittee chair. Thank you. At the outset i want to provide a few guidelines that will help this roundtable goes smoothly. I ask that everyone use their microphones unless it is your turn to talk. This will minimize any interruptions or stray noise. I will have my video feed on the entire roundtable. If you prefer to participate in this roundtable or just audio or if you would like to be visible only when it is your time to speak you are welcome to turn off your camera at any time. I want to explain how the roundtable will work and make a few opening comments and chairman nadler will make the opening comments. We follow brief op
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Host our conversation continues, looking at cushing oklahoma, and the role it plays in the oil industry. We want to go up to new york now, where Daniel Yergin is joining us. He is the author of both the quest, and the prize. You have been to cushing oklahoma. How would you describe it . Guest you see all of the tanks, and it is quiet, and you have the oil moving at the stately rate of four miles per hour. It is very calm, yet you realize it is one of the notable points in the oil industry, and we see on the reports of what the oil price was, it all goes back to cushing, which has been a great gathering point, really, for about a century now. Host why does it all go back to cushing . Guest there was an oil field discovered there before the First World War and it was called the queen of the oil fields, and at one point it provided 22 of the u. S. Total oil, and a lot of the oil produced by the u. S. Army in europe was made in cushing oklahoma, and the oil system was old, but the Pipeline