Good morning. It is Thursday October 27th and trending this hour Elon Musk. He paid a visit to

Twitter's headquarters in San Francisco. He tweeted out a video of himself with the caption

entering Twitter HQ. Let that sink in. Also trending this hour still Prince Harry. He's revealed the

name of his upcoming bombshell memoir. It'll be out in January. It's called spare. It's being

billed as raw, unflinching honesty and finally trending New Zealand. They're making history.

This week female lawmakers became the majority outnumbering their male counterparts in parliament

for the first time ever in that country. It is six minutes after 10 with Kendall and Casey on 93

WIBC. And last week President Biden announced he was putting the final 15 million barrels on the

market from a record release of US strategic reserves. This was to complete a 180 million barrel

release that was authorized back in the spring. It also comes on the heels of the decision by OPEC

to cut oil production by two million barrels a day. And the energy secretary Jennifer Granholm

said that releasing the 15 million more barrels from the reserves is required for the current quote

wartime footing. The Saudis are not happy. Correct. And they have a right not to be happy because

the Saudis know what Biden is. And the Saudis have said, screw you dude, you're old, you're

delusional. We don't like you to begin with. You're not our friend. And so we're not going to help

you because news flash OPEC exists to make money. So their energy is the Saudi Arabia's energy

minister said the release of emergency oil stocks is an attempt to manipulate markets.

No, they're they're right. So there's two things at play here on this and people need to really

really pay attention to this. Number one, the strategic reserves are designed to be released in a time

of national crisis like I don't know a nuclear warhead crashed into America somewhere or you know

like say during 9 11 or say during Hurricane Katrina or some some act in which is unforeseen. We

are it is going to take a bit of time for us to be able to respond to this in the short term.

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