gulf of mexico and parts of alaska's bering sea. the ban, which has no end date, could be tricky for trump to overturn. the government retains federal authority over the exploitation of offshore resources. but the act does not expressly provide for presidents to unilaterally reverse a drilling ban without first going through congress — although washington policy strategist terry haines says he thinks trump will find a way to reverse it. the biden people want to say that she cannot, but i think that she cannot, but i think that he can. biden has gone way over his presidential skis and lots of things like student loans and been pulled back by the courts, at root this is a presidential declaration. the next prison can undo it. what the biden people say is that he is relying on it and executing a law that makes it more difficult to undo. but i would

point out, trouble probably use the biden playbook and try to undo it anyway, not only that, congress can change the law that might —— they might well do that this year. it is interesting, in his interview with time magazine before christmas, trump confessed it would not be easy to bring down prices, but one thing he things he can do is cut in half the price of fuel. critical to that will be more drilling, more exploration for oil and gas, drilling, more exploration for oiland gas, and drilling, more exploration for oil and gas, and this might just blood his efforts at least in the first few months. he is not going _ in the first few months. he is not going to _ in the first few months. he is not going to bring _ in the first few months. he is not going to bring prices - in the first few months. he is l not going to bring prices down, is he? — not going to bring prices down, is he? it — not going to bring prices down, is he? it means prices do not rise _ is he? it means prices do not rise as — is he? it means prices do not rise as quickly. does the shorthand. elon musk a summary has promoted electric cars who has promoted electric cars who has those — has promoted electric cars who has those credentials, and yet here _ has those credentials, and yet here we — has those credentials, and yet here we have donald trump saying — here we have donald trump saying colette strelcha joe, drill — saying colette strelcha joe, drill for _ saying colette strelcha joe, drill for more oil, and i think america _ drill for more oil, and i think america has got a problem here. the problem is, it might be left behind, because china is

waco — left behind, because china is waco boy had when it comes to electric— waco boy had when it comes to electric cars, is way ahead of europe, _ electric cars, is way ahead of europe, for that matter —— way, way— europe, for that matter —— way, way ahead _ europe, for that matter —— way, way ahead. it is going to take time — way ahead. it is going to take time to— way ahead. it is going to take time to modernise. you cannot do it— time to modernise. you cannot do it overnight. modernising, keeping — do it overnight. modernising, keeping up with china when it comes— keeping up with china when it comes to _ keeping up with china when it comes to electric cars, or going _ comes to electric cars, or going back to a technology that really _ going back to a technology that really is — going back to a technology that really is on the way out. not only— —— overnight. where does america _ —— overnight. where does america go? let's see what kind of dynamic— america go? let's see what kind of dynamic x—rays between elon musk— of dynamic x—rays between elon musk and — of dynamic x—rays between elon musk and donald trump. that of dynamic x-rays between elon musk and donald trump. that is an interesting _ musk and donald trump. that is an interesting point. _ musk and donald trump. that is an interesting point. in - an interesting point. in industry that is building for oil and gas, industry that is building for oiland gas, cars, oilers, whatever it might be, it will industry based on oil and gas, you're saying, actually, america might become less competitive if the rest of the world is focusing on new powers, new technologies, the exportjust powers, new technologies, the export just won't be powers, new technologies, the exportjust won't be as competitive?— exportjust won't be as competitive? exportjust won't be as cometitive? , ., , competitive? look, it is a bit like saying. _ competitive? look, it is a bit like saying, the _ competitive? look, it is a bit like saying, the rest - competitive? look, it is a bit like saying, the rest of- competitive? look, it is a bit like saying, the rest of the l like saying, the rest of the world _ like saying, the rest of the world is— like saying, the rest of the world is going towards electric trains, — world is going towards electric trains, therefore we will stick

with— trains, therefore we will stick with steel and we will invest in that _ with steel and we will invest in that. for me, it is the equivalent. now, donald trump has said— equivalent. now, donald trump has said many, many times he wants— has said many, many times he wants to — has said many, many times he wants to make sure that america is ahead — wants to make sure that america is ahead of— wants to make sure that america is ahead of china, it is going to be — is ahead of china, it is going to be way— is ahead of china, it is going to be way behind it china when it comes — to be way behind it china when it comes to electric cars. china _ it comes to electric cars. china knows this, they are not stopid, — china knows this, they are not stupid, they know they have at start, — stupid, they know they have at start, they look at their own market. _ start, they look at their own market, and look at india, europe, _ market, and look at india, europe, the markets they have there. — europe, the markets they have there. and _ europe, the markets they have there, and they will find a position— there, and they will find a position in the us. it is difficult _ position in the us. it is difficult to export because us cars tend to be too thirsty and too big — cars tend to be too thirsty and too big for european roads but is a way— too big for european roads but is a way that is going to undercut american ability to compete, its competitiveness, in the — compete, its competitiveness, in the longer term. that is something no one has really considered.— something no one has really considered. the critics always sa it is considered. the critics always say it is a _ considered. the critics always say it is a lack— considered. the critics always say it is a lack of _ considered. the critics always say it is a lack of joined - considered. the critics always say it is a lack ofjoined up . say it is a lack ofjoined up thinking within trump's proposals, leslie. he says he will bring back the prices of oil. as carwyn says, it is not really in his power, largely biz oil prices are dictated by a global market first and

foremost but secondly they don't have that extra capacity at the moment. he is putting pressure on european governments to buy it moral and gas but they don't have more lng terminals, they don't have more to export, so when he says, buy it or we'll put on the tariffs, he needs that extra capacity, doesn't he? sure, but if you go back to the original question, the offshore drilling and delimits that president biden is seeking to set, some of those limits are actually a bipartisan support. there are plenty of people in the states of concern on both sides the aisle that don't want the offshore drilling either... i think florida was one of them, wasn't it? in the first trump term he banded drilling in florida. trump term he banded drilling in florida-— in florida. exactly, and so one other very _ in florida. exactly, and so one other very interesting - other very interesting questions we are all waiting to see with donald trump is, he has got a diverse set of people and interests that have supported his election, he has

a very diverse set of people in his set of nominees, and it is just not clear which direction he is going to go. president biden if you look at that decision today, it does not include all of the gulf of mexico, there are going to be plenty of offshore drilling that continues that is already going, anything, and even he already has a lease will continue with that lease, they are not losing those leases, and a lot of what is being banned is not really taking place already. along the eastern shore of the united states, from northeast down to florida, so there are some technicalities in this, but there is this broader question of, to what extent is biden trying and can he trump proof, to use the word that has become a sort of form of art? a lot of this is going back to the courts. we are going to see them as phenomenally active courts at the state level... it

ultimately comes back to the supreme court and they stand or they have... fix. supreme court and they stand or they have- - -_ they have... a lot at the state level, case-by-case, - they have... a lot at the state level, case-by-case, florida, | level, case—by—case, florida, california, you name it, and it is going to be very, very political and politcised, and thatis political and politcised, and that is one reason that that struggle between the democrats and republicans is also about appointing thosejudges and republicans is also about appointing those judges at the state level. appointing those 'udges at the state [aah appointing those 'udges at the state level._ state level. very interesting. certainly want _ state level. very interesting. certainly want to _ state level. very interesting. certainly want to watch - state level. very interesting. certainly want to watch in - certainly want to watch in terms of california, because they have already put money toward seeing off some of these trump changes. we will watch that with interest. let's talk about how quickly we should speak. six months after labour's biggest landslide in a generation, the new government is in trouble. there's been a seven—point decline in the party polling averages since the election. that's only been exceeded once in the past four decades — by an eight—point fall the conservatives suffered in 1992 in the wake of "black wednesday". it falls on the leader, then, to rally the troops. but experts say the prime minister's delivery is too slow. here's some of his speech

on the nhs earlier today. so, today, iwelcome so, today, i welcome a new agreement that would span the relationship between the nhs and the private health care sector, make the spaces, facilities and resources of private hospitals already a billable to the nhs. that's more beds, more operations, more beds, more operations, more care, available to the nhs —— available to the nhs stop the times has done some analysis today which found only one prime minister this century delivered their party conference speech slower. liz truss. we are growing more competitive lead we are growing more competitive tead than — we are growing more competitive lead than the prairies. more variety— lead than the prairies. more variety of— lead than the prairies. more variety of cheese than the french _ variety of cheese than the french. �* . ,, french. applause and we _ french. applause and we are - french. applause and we are sellingj french. applause | and we are selling t french. applause - and we are selling t to french. applause _ and we are selling t to china!

applause yorkshire t! , ., applause yorkshiret! , ., yorkshire t! is it more about the writing — yorkshire t! is it more about the writing than _ yorkshire t! is it more about the writing than the - yorkshire t! is it more about| the writing than the delivery? i don't know. there is an argument sir keir starmer�*s slower style was well—suited to an election campaign, when voters were seeking reassurance amid the perceived chaos in conservative ranks. but now critics say it is all a bit ponderous and dour. and what is needed, say speaking coaches, is some snappier rhetoric and some hope, some emotion, channelled in the prime minister's body language. we'rejoined byjessica cunniffe, former speech writer to david cameron and theresa may. i was just looking at that graph today. tony blair i think we would all commonly agreed was quite a good speaker. very good delivery. and yet he was only two words a minute quicker. so is the difference between them? i quicker. so is the difference between them?— between them? i think the difference _ between them? i think the difference with _ between them? i think the difference with tony - between them? i think the difference with tony blair. between them? i think the i difference with tony blair was that he — difference with tony blair was that he was— difference with tony blair was that he was able _ difference with tony blair was that he was able to _ difference with tony blair was| that he was able to modulate. sometimes _ that he was able to modulate. sometimes he _ that he was able to modulate. sometimes he would - that he was able to modulate. sometimes he would speak. that he was able to modulate. . sometimes he would speak very slowly— sometimes he would speak very slowly but — sometimes he would speak very slowly but that _ sometimes he would speak very slowly but that other _ sometimes he would speak very slowly but that other times - sometimes he would speak very slowly but that other times he . slowly but that other times he would — slowly but that other times he would switch _ slowly but that other times he would switch it _ slowly but that other times he

would switch it up. _ slowly but that other times he would switch it up. the - slowly but that other times he l would switch it up. the problem with keir— would switch it up. the problem with keir starmer_ would switch it up. the problem with keir starmer as _ would switch it up. the problem with keir starmer as prime - with keir starmer as prime minister— with keir starmer as prime minister is _ with keir starmer as prime minister is he _ with keir starmer as prime minister is he is _ with keir starmer as prime minister is he isjust- with keir starmer as prime . minister is he isjust addicted to this — minister is he isjust addicted to this slow, _ minister is he isjust addicted to this slow, ponderous - minister is he isjust addicted to this slow, ponderous, - to this slow, ponderous, deliberative _ to this slow, ponderous, deliberative tone, - deliberative tone, non—rhetorical- deliberative tone, i non—rhetorical style, deliberative tone, - non—rhetorical style, and it deliberative tone, _ non—rhetorical style, and it is not working _ non—rhetorical style, and it is not working for— non—rhetorical style, and it is not working for him. - non—rhetorical style, and it is not working for him. he - non-rhetorical style, and it is not working for him.- not working for him. he is a trained prosecutor. - not working for him. he is a trained prosecutor. does i not working for him. he is a i trained prosecutor. does that slower deliveries to the bar? is it better in court and that is maybe the problem here? i think so. i think to some except— think so. i think to some except keir— think so. i think to some except keir starmer- think so. i think to some except keir starmer is. think so. i think to some - except keir starmer is probably thinking, — except keir starmer is probably thinking, look, _ except keir starmer is probably thinking, look, i— except keir starmer is probably thinking, look, i am _ except keir starmer is probably thinking, look, lam not- except keir starmer is probably thinking, look, i am not a - thinking, look, iam not a rhetoric— thinking, look, lam not a rhetoric guy, _ thinking, look, iam not a rhetoric guy, i— thinking, look, lam not a rhetoric guy, i know - thinking, look, lam not a rhetoric guy, i know whol thinking, look, lam not aj rhetoric guy, i know who i thinking, look, i am not a - rhetoric guy, i know who i am, i rhetoric guy, i know who i am, i miss— rhetoric guy, i know who i am, i miss a — rhetoric guy, i know who i am, i miss a pair— rhetoric guy, i know who i am, i miss a pair of— rhetoric guy, i know who i am, i miss a pair of hands, - rhetoric guy, i know who i am, i miss a pair of hands, i'm - i miss a pair of hands, i'm doing— i miss a pair of hands, i'm doing my— i miss a pair of hands, i'm doing my thing, _ i miss a pair of hands, i'm doing my thing, i- i miss a pair of hands, i'm doing my thing, iwill- i miss a pair of hands, i'm| doing my thing, iwill carry i miss a pair of hands, i'm - doing my thing, i will carry on with— doing my thing, i will carry on with the — doing my thing, i will carry on with the style _ doing my thing, i will carry on with the style i— doing my thing, i will carry on with the style i have - doing my thing, i will carry on with the style i have got, - doing my thing, i will carry on with the style i have got, butl with the style i have got, but the problem _ with the style i have got, but the problem is, _ with the style i have got, but the problem is, the - with the style i have got, but the problem is, the public. the problem is, the public are looking — the problem is, the public are looking than _ the problem is, the public are looking than that, _ the problem is, the public are looking than that, i _ the problem is, the public are looking than that, i think. - looking than that, i think. with— looking than that, i think. with prime _ looking than that, i think. with prime ministers, - looking than that, i think. with prime ministers, we| looking than that, i think. - with prime ministers, we don't 'ust with prime ministers, we don't just want— with prime ministers, we don't just want a _ with prime ministers, we don't just want a safe _ with prime ministers, we don't just want a safe pair _ with prime ministers, we don't just want a safe pair of - with prime ministers, we don't just want a safe pair of hands, i just want a safe pair of hands, not a — just want a safe pair of hands, not a strong _ just want a safe pair of hands, not a strong voice. _ just want a safe pair of hands, not a strong voice.— not a strong voice. when i listen to — not a strong voice. when i listen to liz _ not a strong voice. when i listen to liz truss - not a strong voice. when i listen to liz truss being i listen to liz truss being interviewed on television, she can have a tendency to ramble and speak quite quickly, so it is in her case, clearly a learned delivery that she is putting on? i learned delivery that she is putting on?—

learned delivery that she is putting on? i think so. with the truss — putting on? i think so. with the truss speeches - putting on? i think so. with the truss speeches which . putting on? i think so. with i the truss speeches which you play. — the truss speeches which you play. quite _ the truss speeches which you play, quite painful— the truss speeches which you play, quite painful to - the truss speeches which you play, quite painful to listen . play, quite painful to listen to, make _ play, quite painful to listen to, make you _ play, quite painful to listen to, make you wins, - play, quite painful to listen to, make you wins, that. play, quite painful to listen to, make you wins, that is| play, quite painful to listenl to, make you wins, that is a result— to, make you wins, that is a result of— to, make you wins, that is a result of training _ to, make you wins, that is a result of training and - to, make you wins, that is a result of training and that i to, make you wins, that is a i result of training and that she was deliberately— result of training and that she was deliberately trying - result of training and that she was deliberately trying to - result of training and that she l was deliberately trying to slow down, — was deliberately trying to slow down, and _ was deliberately trying to slow down, and that— was deliberately trying to slow down, and that is— was deliberately trying to slow down, and that is one - was deliberately trying to slow down, and that is one of- was deliberately trying to slow down, and that is one of the l down, and that is one of the pieces— down, and that is one of the pieces of— down, and that is one of the pieces of advice _ down, and that is one of the pieces of advice you - down, and that is one of the pieces of advice you are - down, and that is one of the i pieces of advice you are given when — pieces of advice you are given when you _ pieces of advice you are given when you are _ pieces of advice you are given when you are delivering - pieces of advice you are given when you are delivering a - when you are delivering a speech, _ when you are delivering a speech, is— when you are delivering a speech, is to _ when you are delivering a speech, is to speak- when you are delivering a i speech, is to speak slowly, when you are delivering a - speech, is to speak slowly, so that— speech, is to speak slowly, so that people _ speech, is to speak slowly, so that people understand, - speech, is to speak slowly, so that people understand, but. speech, is to speak slowly, soj that people understand, but it does _ that people understand, but it does not — that people understand, but it does not always _ that people understand, but it does not always work- that people understand, but it does not always work for- that people understand, but it| does not always work for every well _ does not always work for every well and — does not always work for every well and it _ does not always work for every well and it can _ does not always work for every well and it can make _ does not always work for every well and it can make you - does not always work for every| well and it can make you sound a bit _ well and it can make you sound a bit strange, _ well and it can make you sound a bit strange, as— well and it can make you sound a bit strange, as she _ well and it can make you sound a bit strange, as she did - well and it can make you sound a bit strange, as she did in- a bit strange, as she did in that— a bit strange, as she did in that case _ a bit strange, as she did in that case-— that case. can it be the writing. _ that case. can it be the writing, then, - that case. can it be the writing, then, more - that case. can it be the i writing, then, more than that case. can it be the - writing, then, more than the delivery?— delivery? absolutely, and i think people _ delivery? absolutely, and i think people often - delivery? absolutely, and i think people often blame i delivery? absolutely, and i think people often blame a speaker— think people often blame a speaker or— think people often blame a speaker or the _ think people often blame a speaker or the coach- think people often blame a speaker or the coach that i think people often blame a - speaker or the coach that might have _ speaker or the coach that might have helped _ speaker or the coach that might have helped with _ speaker or the coach that might have helped with the _ have helped with the presentation, - have helped with the presentation, but. have helped with the i presentation, but really have helped with the - presentation, but really a lot of it — presentation, but really a lot of it is— presentation, but really a lot of it is down— presentation, but really a lot of it is down to _ presentation, but really a lot of it is down to the _ presentation, but really a lot of it is down to the script, i presentation, but really a lot of it is down to the script, it| of it is down to the script, it is the — of it is down to the script, it is the person— of it is down to the script, it is the person writing - of it is down to the script, it is the person writing the - is the person writing the speech— is the person writing the speech you _ is the person writing the speech you will- is the person writing the speech you will be - is the person writing the speech you will be able i is the person writing the i speech you will be able to ensure _ speech you will be able to ensure that _ speech you will be able to ensure that light - speech you will be able to ensure that light and - speech you will be able to i ensure that light and shade, very— ensure that light and shade, very the _ ensure that light and shade, very the pace, _ ensure that light and shade, very the pace, and - ensure that light and shade, very the pace, and you - ensure that light and shade, very the pace, and you are l very the pace, and you are driving _ very the pace, and you are driving the _ very the pace, and you are driving the delivery - very the pace, and you are driving the delivery of - very the pace, and you are| driving the delivery of what you are _ driving the delivery of what you are writing. _ driving the delivery of what you are writing. what - driving the delivery of what you are writing. what is - driving the delivery of what you are writing. what is on| driving the delivery of what - you are writing. what is on the page. — you are writing. what is on the page. you're _ you are writing. what is on the page, you're really— you are writing. what is on the page, you're really response . page, you're really response over— page, you're really response over the _ page, you're really response over the delivery— page, you're really response over the delivery as - page, you're really response over the delivery as well. .