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Head of Market Analysis Anthony Cheung delivers a breaking assessment of the latest news and reactions in the commodity market. - Summary of major headlines in play (00:00) - WTI crude oil spikes higher approaching key long-term levels (0:45) - Biden set to announce a ban on US imports of Russian oil (1:34) - The UK plans to phase out Russian oil imports (2:46) - EU plans to cut Russian gas imports by two-thirds in a year (3:37) - Russia threatens to cut off gas supplies through Nort Stream 1 (3:58) - Nickel prices surge on short squeeze (5:26) - Wheat prices rally towards $14 a bushel (7:13) - Gold trades up to $2,070 in the futures market (7:35)

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Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine has put the world on high alert, and many politicians and activists are calling for the United States to play a decisive and commanding role in the conflict, even to the point of putting American troops in harm's way. Will Ruger, the newly appointed president of the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER), disagrees. A veteran of the Afghanistan war, he holds a Ph.D. in foreign policy, served as vice president of research at the Charles Koch Institute, and was nominated to be ambassador to Afghanistan late in the Trump administration (his confirmation was never brought to a vote). Ruger is a proponent of what he calls "libertarian realism" in foreign policy, meaning that America's interventions abroad should be focused on defending a narrowly defined national interest and that the use of military force should be strictly subjugated to diplomacy. Ruger is skeptical that the United States can or should play a leading role in defending Ukraine, and he doesn't think sanctions are likely to accomplish anything, especially in the short run. Nick Gillespie talks with Ruger about the past 20 years of disastrous military interventions, how NATO, the European Union, and China figure into current events, and what he plans to do as the head of AIER, one of the oldest free-market think tanks in the country. Hosted by Nick Gillespie; edited by Adam Czarnecki Photo: CHINE NOUVELLE/SIPA/Newscom

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