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    Would be surprised if there's any Russian gas flowing to Europe by this winter: Bremmer



    Ian Bremmer, founder and president of Eurasia Group and GZERO Media, discusses the major global flashpoints in Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine and Europe’s resolve, as well as growing tensions between the U.S. and China over Taiwan. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: https://cnb.cx/2NGeIvi

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    2. Tri Nguyen on

      Notice that Poland and Lithuania are not mentioned. Both nations built LNG refining plants years ago and are buying US LNG right now! Spain, France, Italy, and Germany did not.

    4. Joe Rizzuto on

      wake up! the west must stop buying russian energy asap, and everything else for that matter. russia uses the money it makes from selling you oil or gas to build its war machine. it then storms its war machine into ur neighbors' country, blows up its cities, kills its people and steals its resources. it then uses the resources to blackmail you and build an even stronger war machine. guess which country they are coming for next?

    7. Ed Straker on

      The west back a coup in Ukraine, which starts a civil war against Russian speakers in Ukraine which you knew Russia could not stand by and watch the genocide, I wish Russia went in sooner instead of waiting 8yrs, you then block the new gas pipeline, it is all planned by the US as they like playing these games with peoples lives.

    8. subtext miner on

      Russia can't turn off it's natural gas to Europe otherwise many of their gas fields will need to be permanently shut down. There is little natural gas storage in Russia itself and it can only redirect so much to other outlets. The pipelines to China adequate enough to take away this load will takes years to build. Putin is very unlikely to shut off gas completely.

    10. phillips wright on

      MY FINANCIAL GOAL IS TO BE MAKING AT LEAST UP TO $1,000,000 EVERY YEAR BY INVESTING HEAVILY BOTH IN CRYPTO AND STOCK. I NEED GUIDIANCE. please comment below…

    14. David McNamara on

      Europe in the great majority view Russia as existential threat. In response they are building storage capacity at lightspeed. The longer this goes on the more entrenched European solidarity becomes and the weaker Putin grows. While Russia continues to spend $1 billion US a day in Ukraine the corresponding $1 billion per day from oil and gas revenue has dried up. Coupled with the $300 of the $600 billion US frozen overseas and take $155 billion already lost in Ukraine and Vladimir has $145 billion left in the tank. If you realize Russia's economy has shrunk by 20% since March. Sounds to me like Vlad hears the Berlin Wall tumbling down on him. Humpty Dumpty Putin.

    17. NPAMike on

      Does he really think that the US can support the EU with affordable LNG when most of them are not capable of receiving LNG by Sea.

    18. mukey on

      Ian is always looking to play things down to make sure his corporate clients continue with the Chinese gravy train.

    20. Idella Meyer on

      I am new to the stock market. Every stock that I bought so far, I was out of luck because I bought them when they were expensive. I feel I missed on all the stock opportunities so far for the tech stocks.I believe having 75K yearly income would be a good investment so I want to plug all my savings into the stock market. I know this sounds a bit dull but I would like to know if I should learn investing or let somebody else (more capable like a FA) do it for me? Please share your thoughts. I am kind of tired of searching for a good stock to buy and loosing all the good opportunities 🙁

    22. Redjetsen on

      Such great negotiators in this administration…two wars to cover up their mismanagement. Strange how Hunter was paid millions by both before the wars.

    23. cs han on

      Every body here is talking stop using Russian Gas, has anybody thought what are the consequences on economy and wellbeing to give up cheap easy sources to an expensives uncertainly ones?

    25. vetrocom vetrocom on

      Here's another neoliberal internationalist thinker a so-called expert who doesn't know what he's talking about.
      Europe only thinks it wants
      off Russian Gas. Wait till winter comes they'll be begging Russia to turn on the taps and will to pay even more. They know They've allowed themselves to get swept up by American Anti-russian Hysteria. They're starting to come to that realization now. There's a big difference between taking a stance because you were pressured to do so, than having your entire economy come to a screeching halt and your citizens freezing to death. Oh they'll see the light very soon.

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