Matt Miller

Because you're calling me out on a rule that doesn't exist.

Limits?

It doesn't exist.

You can say what you want.

We can't show it.

So I'm not allowed to say what I just saw?

What's the difference?

Guess what?

ABS overturned again.

The umpires have been so wrong with their balls and strikes.

You're not allowed to say that, Bob.

Oil is holding near a seven-month high as investors await the next round of U.S.-Iran talks on Thursday.

Concerns about potential fallout from a U.S.

strike on Iran or Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz have helped drive oil higher this year, despite expectations of a global glut.

Baker Hughes CEO Lorenzo Simonelli joins us now from Washington, D.C., where he is attending the Transatlantic Gas Security Forum and Energy Aspects Conference.

Lorenzo, thanks very much for your time.

What do you make, first of all, of the market right now?

I mean, prices have been driven higher, but we're still looking at a six handle on NYMEX.

And it seems like if there is a conflict in the Middle East, it could go much higher very quickly.

Well, from a fundamental perspective, it seems like there's an absolute glut of oil on planet Earth.