. >> secretary granholm, thank you so much for joining us.ible impact, tangible savings can americans expect to see at the gas pumps from this move by president biden? >> well, john, as you know, this is a question of supply and demand, so the release of 50 million barrels of oil is the most significant exchange of oil that we have done in this country. part of the pricing has already been figured in because you've seen public reporting about this for a couple weeks. a lot of speculation. so you've seen already a bit of a drop in the price per barrel of oil. the question is when can people see it at the pump? that is probably going to happen over the next few weeks. it won't be all at once because the supply will not be released all at once. people have to bid on it. but it will be throughout december and then the releases will occur into january. so it'll be over the course of the next period of time, a couple months, that it will be phased in. >> as you know there are those who say the u.s. tapping into this reserve is a short term band-aid

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pump and at home are too high. >> granholm laughed off this issue weeks ago. >> what is the granholmcontinue to crease oil production in america? [laughter] oh my -- that is hilarious. >> she is not laughing anymore. >> the price of gasoline will come down, what they project, to be below $3 a gallon in 2022. >> that's with the release of 50 million barrels of fossil fuels. >> the largest ever release from the u.s. strategic petroleum reserve. >> but what about promises to go green. >> it's a whole government approach, put climate change at the center of our domestic, national security, and foreign policy. >> that's apparently going to take a long time. >> we are in a transition. and the transition does not happen overnight. >> and the president insists this isn't his fault. >> my effort to combat climate change is not raising the price of gas or increasing its availability. >> while trying to sympathize with americans celebrating the most expensive thanksgiving ever. >> the middle class and working families are spending much too much and it's a strain. you are the reason i was sent h

when energy secretary jennifer granholm was asked about bringing the cost of gas down, she literally laughed out loud. >> sturgess, michigan it is 2.8 the dollars a gallon. i guess that's better than in california, what is the granholm plan to increase oil production in america? [laughter] that is hilarious. would i have the magic wand on this as you know, of course, oil is a global market. it is controlled by a cartel. that cartel is called opec. and they made a decision yesterday that they were not going to increase beyond what they were already planning. >> rachel: she was laughing like a villain because the democrats' evil plan is working. making the cost of coal, gas and oil so expensive no one can afford to use it. clean energy here we come. but the last and for me the most important kitchen table issue that democrats are ignoring is our children. voters in virginia made it clear this week our children do not belong to the state. they are ours. i'm not interested in co-parenting with the government. parents demand a say in what students learn in the classroom. we're sick and ti

the granholm plan to increase production in america?that is hilarious? that i have the magic wand on this. as you know, oil is a global market. it's controlled by a cartel. that cartel is called opec. >> martha: such a silly question. nothing that we can do. is there anything that we can do? was this avoidable and how? >> it's avoidable by leaving in place the policies that the previous administration helped them become energy independent for the first time in 70 years. what president trump did with the help of congress working along, sending the message to the world that america was going to be an energy producer, we were going to help people around the globe. we were delivering low emission, liquefied natural gas to europe. we were doing our part on the emissions side of this as the united states was lowering emissions because of our big transition over to lng. you couldn't give them a playbook and made it turn out any worse than what they did by listening to their friends on the left side of the political aisle, which is nearly all o

we have to do everything in our power tuesday, department of energy secretary jennifer granholm said the effort should give americans temporary relief last month. gas prices reached their highest level since 2014, oil production is lagging behind. granholm says the current supply problem underscores the need for america to diversify its energy resources add more clean energy. relying upon. >> fuel from countries that may not have our best interests at heart hurts the american people in the long. and but republicans say the biden administration's policies are making things worse, not better joe biden is clueless florida republican senator rick scott says releasing oil will help americans. now, that's going to be nice, but we've got to do is we've got to figure how to become energy independent. we don't. you don't do it by shut down pipelines ensure that shut down drilling and he wasn't the only country tapping its reserves, japan and china in the uk are among the countries who agreed to also tap their reserves in an effort to bring down gas prices globally for now in washington, raque

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. , secretary granholm have good to have you with us again. thank you for being here. a lot of parts to this legislation. and i want you to remind the audience of just a few of the major parts of this. where the public may see something in the near term, and maybe in the next six months? >> well, certainly, there are different parts of this legislation that will go quickly. and some that will take a little bit more time to develop. the ones that will go quickly are the ones that are pursuant to formula, things like weatherization assistance which goes to the states and they have a formula for doling it out. perhaps the road funding which you have heard about, the imrij funding which you've heard -- bridge funding which you've heard about. but also judy, there are things that are mid term that will be, for example, transmission grid, which we are going to need to triple the amount of electricity on that grid, to get to the president's goals of 100% clean energy by 2035. the broadband infrastructures, every single state will get $100 million, to

it's energy secretary jennifer granholm. welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. glad to be on. >> here we are. the second time in a month we've gone through this drama on capitol hill, the administration ended up balking again with progressives. he goes to capitol hill, delays his trip and he didn't get the infrastructure bill. what happened? >> what happened is that the progressives came out unanimously supporting what was in the framework. they just had to see it. they had to look at the language which was released on friday. now he can say -- he can go to cop, to glasgow and say that he has 100% unanimity in the democratic caucus in the house. that is really bringing people together over this agenda. so i think it's really -- if you had told me, chuck, we would be arguing about when exactly the vote was going to happen or what the sequence was rather than what's in it, i would have been surprised. here we are. >> the sequence is not -- it's not insignificant. i want to put up something. abigail spanberger, a members of congress in a swing district in virginia,

i'll speak with energy secretary jennifer granholm and house moderate democrat josh gottheimer. >>> and new playbook? republicans made gains with voters who backed biden, raising hopes for a house gop takeover next year. >> let's climb that hill together. >> reporter: have republicans found a way to manage the trump factor? gop governor larry hogan joins me in moments. >>> plus, message received. democrats point fingers about their election losses. what lessons should the party learn? >> we must get back on the ground and impact things that are important to people. >> reporter: the mayor-elect of new york city, eric adams, is here, as well as virginia's democratic senator, mark warner. >>> hello, i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is feeling some whiplash after a bruising election day for democrats, president biden spent the weekend celebrating a significant win, bipartisan passage of his $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, which passed the house overnight friday with the support of 13 republicans and gives billions of dollars to the nation's bridges and roads as we

energy secretary, governor jennifer granholm told msnbc that u.s.ready plenty of scope to expand oil production claiming that more than 7,000 land leases are not even being drilled. take a listen. >> we need to make sure that we are telling the truth about where the supply needs to come from. there is nothing that the biden administration is doing that is preventing oil and gas companies in the united states from doing additional extraction. ashley: but they have shut down the pipeline and also leases to drill in many other cases. the pipeline in question though is being operated by canadian energy company embridge which is already involved in a legal battle with the state of michigan that tried to shut line 5 down in may. on top of all of this canada triggered a 44-year-old pipeline treaty dispute mechanism which means any changes to the pipeline must be approved by negotiators from both canada and the u.s. so the biden administration says not so quick. we're not going to close this pipeline down. we haven't made the decision yet. we're merely stud

. >> tonight energy secretary jennifer granholm on what it means for biden. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection handed down to subpoenas to six more top trump officials and campaign aides. this comes after the chair of the committee congressman benny thompson, mississippi, said they were set to issue up to 20 new subpoenas. we have six as of today. one of them went to a guy whose name may ring a bell. we spent some time covering him back in the day. his name is bill steppian. he was involved in the new jersey bridgegate scandal. remember that? he was then governor chris christie's deputy chief of staff until he was fired and went on to work for trump. he was the campaign manager for trump's 2020 re-election where as the committee puts it in the letter it sent today to steppian he, quote, supervised the conversion of the campaign to an effort focused on stop the steal messaging. those lies the election was going to be stolen from donald trump were, quote, echoed by individuals who attacked the u.

laura: jennifer granholm has spoken out.atch. >> what is the granholm plan to increase oil production in america? laura: what is -- would that i had the magic wand -- oil is a global market. it is controlled by a cartel. the cartel is called opec and they made the decision yesterday they were not going to increase beyond what they were planning. >> why wasn't that opec didn't have a knife at our throat when it came to energy prices a year ago and the secretary of energy isn't aware of the fact the president biden and his administration but the kibosh on more expanded oil drilling and exploration. >> another crisis created by president biden, we are importing more oil from russia than from alaska. he is shutting down the pipeline. telling people to not drill. in kansas we have a little bit of oil in kansas, we can't get financing now because president biden doesn't want americans to be energy independent, creating another crisis and punishing those people at that end of the economic spectrum, young hard-working families and s

. >> dana: did you see yesterday karl where the secretary of energy, secretary granholm was asked howy barrels a day does am burn there and she didn't have that number with her. i just wonder, remember when rick perry was running for president and he couldn't remember the third thing and he was the secretary of energy. the media coverage of him saying something like he didn't know how many barrels of oil they were using in the united states would have been much more maligned than hers are. >> absolutely. then she had her faux pas in another interview where she started laughing when somebody raised the issue of gas prices. >> dana: they're not laughing now. >> they are up over 60% since this president came in. good news, though. the international energy agency says that there is a likely reprieve from the price rally they call that. could be on the horizon. what is what the iea says is the result? because when u.s. production rises, there were pandemic difficulties but lost crews, shutdowns, hard to get those people back. but by next year the iea thinks that will be taken care of and t

>> what is the granholm plan to increase oil production in america?> [laughter] and is hilarious i wish i had the magic wand. >> inflation? and even if it is a thing it's only temporary. >> a transitory the fact the execution is the fully transitory. >> and then to pop up and then go back down. steve: that's okay because wages are going up and they are right the only problem is inflation is going up asked her. of course with a supply-chain crisis just lower your expectations and the reason you cannot find anything in the stores because the economy is doing great. >> the tragedy of the treadmill. >> there are 1000 and we are seeing those points reveal themselves because of the enormous demand. steve: enormous demand it is going so well. and even if there was a supply-chain crisis they cannot see what they are doing about it. >> i don't have the specifics for you right now i don't have to share those with you today. steve: what they can share is there is no problem with businesses not being able to find workers they just need to pay more. >> in some pla

. >> jessica: and secretary granholm being criticized for the answer to this question. >> barreled asume per day? >> i do not have that number. >> jessica: dana, what say you? >> dana: you should probably know that if you are the secretary of energy, and joe biden talked about how long he has in washington and how much experience he has in any president of tries to tap the strategic petroleum reserve is not actually in it and oil emergency, it's like a gnat on an elephant, it does not have the impact that it wants to and they do it right before thanksgiving, and tapping the fdr is making up for them the bad policy from before, so canceling keystone and oil and gas, discouraging investment, not allowing and where to go through, so then you have to tap it which is not going to do anything, you will get through thanksgiving and they're hoping it all goes away, the same thing with the eviction moratorium, that was not working out, so they had to figure out another policy and then they have to go to the courts and basically get saved by the court and said they cannot do that or they are d

now this, energy secretary granholm gets stumped when a reporter asks her about u.s.s of oil does the u.s. consume per day? >> i don't have that number in front of me. ashley: yep. sorry, she doesn't know. she is only the energy secretary, you would think she would know that? where is the outrage on all of this? i will ask mollie hemingway the next hour. we showed you mobs of people robbing stores in california. so-called experts don't want you to use looting when describing it. what else would you call it? we'll ask that question. the d.a. whose office let out the christmas day parade suspect, that admitted policies that innocent people would die. vivek ramaswamy takes on that after this. ♪. [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist, including automatic emergency braking. find new peace of mind. find new roads. chevrolet. ♪♪ care. it has the power to change the way we see things. ♪♪ it inspires us to go further. ♪♪ it has our back. and goes out of its way

energy prices. >> this is the granholm plan to increase oil production in america. >> [laughs] thathilarious. would that i had the magic wand. >> americans will likely be a cold winter, most of them are, expect to pay higher prices for heating their homes? >> yeah, this is going to happen if oil and gas companies are not flipping the switch as quickly as the demand requires. >> laura: oh, my god, it is there any more idiotic person who's ever been a cabinet member? i think -- what we demand, madam secretary, is an energy secretary competent enough to answer basic questions, not a 1a spotlight. again, this is a party with zero solutions. they only exacerbate problems. and every g.o.p. vote for this bill, which is the companion bill to the next even worse social spending bill, ensures that current inflation last longer and energy prices go even higher. currently the white house has zero plans to keep the latter from soaring out of control. >> could just lay out those other options are considering? >> again, i don't have anything specific here. the president spoke to this recently but

granholm plan to increase oil production in america? that i have the magic wand on this. will: why are they always laughing. gas prices are up nationwide and republicans have pressed biden administration continue to crease oil production here in the u.s. instead of relying on foreign imports and those are your headlines. meanwhile meghan markle is adding a new title to her resume. it's lobbyist. how she is using the royal title she once snubbed to interfere in u.s. politics. that's coming up. ♪ never be royal ♪ roy royal ♪ that kind of love just ain't for us because it means everything to you. with amerisave's consistently low mortgage rates, you can afford that pool you've always wanted. and that your friends' friends' friends have always wanted. well, good luck with that because amerisave can only help with the part of the dream you can buy... with money. bipolar depression. it made me feel like i was trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it.

jennifer granholm says we can't get opec to do anything for us. >> the president is frustrated because they can't control the price of gasoline. it's a global market. opec is unfortunately controlling the agenda with respect to oil prices. >> martha: the president reached out. opec said no, no, we're not going to release more oil. now the president is talking about releasing more out of the strategic petroleum reserve. >> we have to remember, secretary granholm used to be governor of michigan. michigan is where this pipeline goes right through. this pipeline is carrying about 500,000 gallons of oil every day. that's a lot of oil that they're going to be carrying through michigan. i wonder if it's be accidental that it's her home state that is affected most by this. the point is, we heard the president saturday when he was taking a victory lap for the infrastructure bill say that americans are confused about what is happening with the economy. >> martha: don't understand the supply chain. >> we don't understand the supply chain, we don't understand inflation. it's a very confusing thing

joining us now is energy secretary jennifer granholm. thank you so much for being with us.of implementing the spending from this. how will that work and what do you think gets hit first? >> well, first of all, i think it's great because match lan landreau, having been somebody in charge of spending on the ground, in louisiana, i think is fantastic. having somebody who has that experience. when you say what's going to get hit first, what do you mean? >> what are you going to tackle first? >> what is going to get tackled first? yeah. john, as you are probably aware, this is a bill that is spent over 5 to 10 years. some of the requirements will go out quickly. they may be by formula. for example, some of the road funding. already there is a path to get the funding out the door to states. it will be easier. some of it is a little bit longer term. they may be new programs. there are a number of -- you know, very large hubs associated with decarbonizing fossil fuels, for example. those will take a little bit longer because they require planning and preparation. >> there will be s

energy secretary jennifer granholm is dismissing the idea of encouraging more domestic oil productionse the soaring gasoline prices. grand home was asked that question today on another channel. her reaction speaks for itself. she calls the suggestion hilarious. >> what is the granholm plan to increase oil production in america? [laughter] >> that is hilarious. boy if i had the magic wand on this. >> bret: aaa says the average cost of a gallon of gasoline is $3.42. record closes again today for the three major markets on wall street. the dow gained 204. the s&p 500 was up 17. the nasdaq finished ahead 31. for the week the dow was up almost 1.5 percentage points. the s&p 500 gained 2. the nasdaq was up 3. up next, should the steele dossier that inspired the trump-russia investigation actually about be called the clinton dossier? one major media source thinks. so we will bring you that here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 2 in san francisco a police sergeant is arrested on suspicion of robbing a pharmacy and is on unpaid leave pending an in

just ask energy secretary jennifer granholm. >> should americans likely be a cold winter, most of them are, expect to pay higher prices for heating their home. >> yeah. this is going to happen. it will be more expensive this year than last year. >> lawrence: that was granholm doing her best jimmy carter impression put on a sweat they're winter because your home is going to get cold. at least it was better than last answer on surging fuel costs. watch. [laughter] that is hilarious. >> lawrence: what's up with all of these guys laughing. this administration is literally laughing at us as they take more and more money out of our wallets. but don't ask them to actually explain what is happening, because they don't think that you are smart enough to understand it. >> we're all going out and having lunch together and i said let's ask whoever -- whoever is in the next table, no matter how-what restaurant we are in, have them explain the supply chain to us. do you think they would understand what we are talking about? you can understand why people are upset. and i -- whether you have a ph.d. o

you had your own energy sector jennifer granholm a former governor of michigan saying it will be one of the worst winters we've ever seen for heating costs and she is not stepping up and saying protect the people of my home state. >> harris: the other four states and potentially more. >> yes. >> harris: we saw this with the keystone pipeline. the president did this on one of the initial things he did was to wipe that away. so there is precedent for this administration to target something like this. that's why we pay such huge attention. tudor dixon, come back and keep us updated. biden's transportation secretary pete buttigieg says he is concerned that america has racist roads. what exactly is that? >> it seems obvious. pete buttigieg didn't know it. maybe he did know it but afraid to say it. >> harris: twitter on fire after a reporter asked buttigieg about the racism built into the u.s. infrastructure. you have to see it. plus wrong border. vice president kamala harris jetting off to discuss migrant issues in europe. and rolling like a baller with a 20-car motorcade, a climate summi

the reality is, secretary granholm admitted the energy transition will take time.she is owns this price rise. she is admitting energy transition is rising prices. at least the first person in this administration to blame the energy transition. president biden hasn't gotten the message. talk to his energy secretary. elizabeth: phil flynn, you're terrific. come back soon. we have this story coming up, reports coming in that the biden administration is free-lancing border policy ad hoc and on the fly. why? because progressives are behind the seat of power ferociously complaining. up next, criminal defense attorney, randy zelin. we have a sixth person dead in the waukesha christmas parade attack. what can be done to stop this? can crime victims sioux cities and politicians over their disasterous soft on crime policies? the far left is doubling down on bail reform and more. stay there. we have more show coming up. ♪ ♪♪it's a most unusual day♪♪ ♪♪feel like throwing my worries away♪♪ ♪♪as an old native-born californian would say♪♪ ♪♪it's a most unusual day♪♪ ♪♪it's a most

secretary bernhardt, a very curious story, very curious, granholm laughing, really. great to be here. but the bottom line it's not a funny situation. every dollar of gas that a low-income wage earner has to put in there take is a dollar of gas that might not go for groceries. in just a few days ago the president himself was saying it is not right for saudi arabia and/or russia to increase their production. how in the world is it right to not increase american production. the reality is as you know that we have the resources, we have the technology and we have the manpower to develop these resources in the most environmentally responsible way of anywhere in the world, oil and gas activities developed by us. larry: we used to be the swing producer we were independent starting to export. now we forfeited back to opec plus, whatever russia and saudi arabia. i think that is a terrible economic position for us toa, be in. it's also a terrible national security position to be in. >> you know that more than anyone at your part of the team that said hey, let's's make ourselve

we have to do everything in our power tuesday, department of energy secretary jennifer granholm said the effort should give americans temporary relief last month. gas prices reached their highest level since 2014, oil production is lagging behind. granholm says the current supply problem underscores the need for america to diversify its energy resources add more clean energy. relying upon. >> fuel from countries that may not have our best interests at heart hurts the american people in the long. and but republicans say the biden administration's policies are making things worse, not better joe biden is clueless florida republican senator rick scott says releasing oil will help americans. now, that's going to be nice, but we've got to do is we've got to figure how to become energy independent. we don't. you don't do it by shut down pipelines ensure that shut down drilling and he wasn't the only country tapping its reserves, japan and china in the uk are among the countries who agreed to also tap their reserves in an effort to bring down gas prices globally. >> for now in washington. r

watch secretary granholm topspin, claiming biden is all over high gas prices.s doing to lower the cost. biden wants to take a wait-and-see if prices drop. watch this. >> the president is all over this. he really is very concerned about inflation obviously and the price of gasoline because that is the most obvious manifestation of it. and as you know no president controls the price of gas. so the president is looking at the limited tools that he has. i have nothing to announce on this. the energy information agency which is the objective agency the government has to project and forecast the cost of fuels is going to be has said there will be, you know, reduction in cost in both oil and gasoline over the next few months. he wants to see whether that is going to be taking hold. elizabeth: so we're all supposed to suffer in the meantime and the tool in their kit to tap the strategic petroleum reserve which is usually done during crises like the arab oil embargo? the '70s. they're admitting the crisis is that bad? they are not doing anything to bring prices down? th

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what is the granholm plan to increase oil production in america? [laughter] >> that is hilarious.aria: senator, do you think that is hilarious. >> it's no laughing matter when people are suffering and people have to decide whether to eat or heat their homes. joe biden and a large group of democrats from the house and the senate jetting off to europe to a climate conference, for what purpose? what did he do there? he pledged allegiance to the flag of the united nations instead of the flag of the united states. he basically apologized for america. he begged opec and putin to create more energy, to make more energy. and he promised to raise energy prices in america. we know why prices are high. biden, day number one, killed the keystone xl pipeline, he blocked oil and gas exploration, leasing opportunities in the rocky mountain west, big impact in my home state of wyoming, shut down alaska energy to the point that today we're using more oil from russia than we are from alaska and these guys are climate hypocrites. their carbon footprint for going to this conference was so much larger

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we have to do everything in our power tuesday, department of energy secretary jennifer granholm said the effort should give americans temporary relief last month. gas prices reached their highest level since 2014, oil production is lagging behind. granholm says the current supply problem underscores the need for america to diversify its energy resources add more clean energy. relying upon. >> fuel from countries that may not have our best interests at heart hurts the american people in the long. and but republicans say the biden administration's policies are making things worse, not better joe biden is clueless florida republican senator rick scott says releasing oil will help americans. now, that's going to be nice, but we've got to do is we've got to figure how to become energy independent. we don't. you don't do it by shut down pipelines ensure that shut down drilling. >> of course, the white house pushing back against that criticism. it's also important to note that the u.s. isn't the only country tapping into its reserves. other countries like the u k and india, for instance, ha

secretary of energy jennifer granholm, thank you very much. ♪ judy: as we have reported, negotiatorsound the world are meeting in glasgow for a second week. all part of the u.n. summit at getting new actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. pressure has been building on the street this weekend and today, there was a call for meaningful change beyond the rhetoric of these gatherings. william is there for us all week and he joins me now. hello, william. we know you just arrived in glasgow yesterday. tell us, in the time you have been there, are you seeing and hearing? >> as you mentioned, we landed here and there were enormous protests. on most 100,000 people on the streets on saturday. inside the conference hall, it is late at night, most people have left that it has been this combination of high and diplomatic meetings and the kind of trade show conference feel to everything. the whole goal, as we have discussed, is about getting world leaders to commit to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions so the planet doesn't warm to a dangerous degree. complicating that is a washington post

but we wanted to make sure we had a special guest who could join us, and energy secretary jennifer granholm is here for i believe her third visit to the briefing room with us. second. okay. today, she's here to speak about the president's actions to make 50 million barrels of oil available from the strategic petroleum reserve to lower prices for the american people. we will turn it over to her. she will take some questions, and then we will send her on her way and continue the briefing after that. i will turn it over. >> thank you so much. hello, everybody. happy thanksgiving to you all. so let me just start by saying, i was -- i felt so honored to join the president's cabinet, because i know his deep desire to make sure that we are doing everything in our power to reduce burdens for real people and to give opportunity to american families. and top of mind, of course, as you have heard today, is making sure that every american has access to affordable energy, both at home, and at the pump. and while our energy information agency, and that's underneath the doe, it predicts we are going turn

we have to do everything in our power tuesday, department of energy secretary jennifer granholm said the effort should give americans temporary relief last month. gas prices reached their highest level since 2014, oil production is lagging behind. granholm says the current supply problem underscores the need for america to diversify its energy resources add more clean energy. relying upon. >> fuel from countries that may not have our best interests at heart hurts the american people in the long. and but republicans say the biden administration's policies are making things worse, not better joe biden is clueless florida republican senator rick scott says releasing oil will help americans. now, that's going to be nice, but we've got to do is we've got to figure how to become energy independent. we don't. you don't do it by shut down pipelines ensure that shut down drilling. and of course, the white house pushing back against that criticism. it's also important to note that the u.s. is not the only country dipping into its reserves. they have a good agreement with other countries such a

listen to jennifer granholm, she does not feel your pain. >> what is the granholm plan to increase oil? [laughter] that is millers. would that i have the magic wand on this. as you know, of course, oil is a global market. it is controlled by a cartel. that cartel is called opec. and they made a decision yesterday that they were not going to increase beyond what they were already planning. steve: right. so one of the things she suggested is the president might tap into the strategic oil reserve but that would have a minimal impact. besides, you don't really want to do it. she also said that apparently they are talking -- the government is talking about the fec investigating price gouging. it's not price gouging. it's supply and demand. there is simply not enough stuff out there. brian, you mentioned a moment ago this administration would like america to run off of wind turbines and solar panels and that's great when it works, but when ainsley was talking about line 5 up in michigan where we once upon a time took the "fox & friends" program, you know, sometimes as we saw in texas last ye

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again, granholm said, admitted that the average price of gasoline could be $4 a gallon, admitted that you are going to pay higher prices for home heating, to heat your home this winter. that's the reality that people around the country are going to deal with. >> interesting to watch again. the white house is well aware of these numbers. another new set. not good news for them. they say, they say turning the corner, but how to deal with them is the next big challenge. up next infrastructure finally done. democrats in congress promised the biden social safety net package is coming soon. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the first approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc! stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had canc

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energy secretary jennifer granholm, thank you so much for being here.et me ask you, here we are obviously after a bad week for democrats that ended strongly. i am just wondering what's the message moving forward for the democratic party this week? >> it's the economy. you have the numbers there and through out a set of words before. everyone's economy and even we can say this stock market at an all time high. let's start to give as message, yes, we do want to tax corporations and the billionaires but this is everyone's economy and the democrats once again let republicans have the cultural war. the only thing that trump's cultural war is a strong economy. own it and own it and stay on the e word. >> when the economy is strong and things are doing well, people don't listen. it's much to the cultural warfare and those dog whistles and other stuff. oh, whatever. well, i may be able to send my kids to school right now and not in debt to my neck. things are going very well, we'll let them scream and attack big board all they want. things are going well in my

according to granholm, america's must brace for these rising prices, this is nothing she says that they can do to stop it. take a look.at >> should americans a cold winter, expect to pay higher prices for heating our homes? >> this is going to happen. it will be more expensive than last year >> sean: joining us now, rick perry. governor, were we importing any oil from saudi arabia in the final year of the trump administration? >> we were exporting for the first time and i think 70 years. america was independent of other countries energy, and that's what president trump asked me to do when he made the pitch to come and be in his cabinet. he said i want you to go do for america what you did for texas, and that's exactly what we did. we turns the united states intoa this incredible powerhouse energy, we were selling liquefied natural gas into europe. we were making a difference in the world, and this administration has turned it on its head in a short ten plus months. stunning. >> sean: so governor, mr. secretary, whichever you prefer, it's up to you, if we did it once i don't think it wou