the urban league is proudvç to welcome the secretary of energy, jennifer granholm. [applause] sec. uch. it always makes me so■s happy wn someone refers to judge keith because in your formation, you've got a lot of mentors that you go through life, but judge keith, used to claim him as my father in michigan, and he used to call me his fourth daughter d it is not just that, it is being infused with the values of judge keith every day. thank you for doing that. duane, go blue, that's all i'm going to say. i appreciate hearing your remarks and the promise of the hydrogen hubs, very excited about it. the national urban league, you were founded in 1910, the beginning of the second industrial revolution and the whole point was to make sure that black americans had the ability to be trained for these jobs, and that included in detrt in and you saw the great migration north, the auto industry, waratw industrial revolution which is all about clean energy and if you can imaginestimated that gl, the products that will get all of these countries get to net zero by 2050 which is what they have al

united states energy secretary, jennifer granholm. , i just want to dig until this pause in al anti facility production to discuss what it is you are trying to get that. senator manchin of west virginia has said, quote, the administration hashe facts to prove that additional lng export capaould hurt americans. th must make that information public and clear. but if this pause is just another political ploy to pander the keep it in the ground climate activists at the expense of american workers, businesses, and allies in need, i will do everything in my power to end this pause and mediately, and quote. what's your sense of that comment, and what do you make of it? >> i mean, he's obviously concerned about the price impacts at home. exporting all of this look at five federal gas, and this is what this accession -- assessment is set to find that. we are obligated, under the natural gas act, it -- to authorize exports based upon an assessment of the public interest. what is in the public interest? and that's why we evaluate the economics, w

[applause] >> thank you for being herein a moment, i will have the of introducing secretary jennifer granholm energy who works in the president's cabinernor of michigan and i will introduce her in a minute but before doing so, i have the distinct privilege and pleasure of introducing duane pickett. please don't get confused. not a brother of the late great wilson pickett. they share the same name and i don't know duane wants to be called duane wickett pickett so, you might find your way as -- to the grammys. 1 [laughter] >> vice president of clean hydrogen marketconstellation. he is working atellation to develop their participation in clean energyetplace initiatives. his mission is to help customers and communities meet their deca combat if you will, thet take place by switching to the use of clean hyd you michigan -- university of michigan wolverines, don't get mad. duane graduated fhonors from the ohio state university. [applause] >> he is a proud buckeye but today, he is in urban league her. entlemen, duane pickett. [applause] >> all right. i do hope up a little bit, introducing me as a a

please join me in a warm national press club welcome for energy secretary jennifer granholm. [applause] sec'y granholm: madam president, thank you so much for that gracious and accurate introduction in terms of the challenges we are facing. i'm delighted to be here at the national press club. let me cut to the chase and start with a number two. 14.8 million jobs since january, 2021, the greatest number of jobs ever created under any president in american history, under any term of any president in american history. 353,000 jobs just last month. the longest continuous stretch of unemployment under 4% in 50 years. more people working than at any point in american history, the strongest economic recovery of all major advanced economies. why is this happening? it is not coincidence. it is not luck. it is the result of a focused, strategic plan. the biden administration is using a 21st century industrial strategy to bring manufacturing back to america after years of off shoring to lift bruised communities from their knees and bring future facing the jobs to workers. it's a strategy

moment, i will have the honor of introducing secretary jennifer granholm, the secretary ofesident's cabinet she is a former governor of michigan and i will introduce her in a minute but before doing so, i pleasure of introducing duane pickett. please don't get confused. duane is not a brother of the late great wilson pickett. [laughter] >> they share the same name and i don't know if duane wants to be called duane wickett pickett but if as -- to the grammys. 1 [laughter] >> this gentleman is vice president of clean hydrogen market development at constellation. he is working at constellation to develop their■t participation in clean energy solutions, marketplace initiatives. his mission is to help customers communities meet their decarbonization goals in combat, if you will, the changes that take place by switching to the use of clean hydrogen. all of you michigan■, duane graduated from -- with honors from the ohio state university. [applause] >> proud buckeye but today, he is in urban league her. ladies and gentlemen, duane >> all right. i hope mark knows he set me up a little bit, introduc

please welcome secretary jennifer granholm! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ not bad!: what is the department of energy? >> we have 17 national laboratories, 40,000 scientists, all trying to solve the biggest problems of our time. it is the solutions department. and now we are deploying, deploying, deploying clean energy. >> michael: i hate to bring this up, because it is petty. but i have this desk and it's a responsibility. >> go for it. >> michael: my electric toothbrush needs to be charged more frequently, more often. but let's get into batteries. you know, americans love cheap shit. so all these batteries are being made in china. >> no! >> michael: no? let's talk about that. >> this is the whole thing. you guys, this is such a great story. >> michael: this stupid audience has no clue what we are talking about, but i know! explain to them! >> [laughs] so yes, batteries for electric vehicles and the stuff that goes into the batteries all has been -- >> michael: battery juice. >> the battery juice, the anode, the cathode, separator material, all of that is built in c

jennifer granholm backing the policies. she pushed back when i asked her directly has the united states just left the room when it comes to climate policy now trump is coming back to the white house? she urged trump not to pull out of the paris climate agreement again. listen to this. >> it will be political malpractice to undo those opportunities when people are just now getting hired. 400,000 people have been hired just because of these two bills. today is the third anniversary of the bipartisan infrastructure law. it has created enormous difference across the country. >> reporter: president-elect trump has put fossil fuels at the front of the agenda. he wants to releash american oil and gas duction and scale back the biden act by cutting in renewable energy and ing electric vehicles. exactly what the administration does there remains to be seen. the man tasked in the fossil fuel space is chris wright. he is the pick for energy secretary who is not just an oil and gas executive, but a friend of the industry and vocal skep

i will take that from secretary of energy jennifer granholm.

bad for the united states and workers across the country. >> jennifer granholm there.dent-elect trump has put fossil fuels at the top of his agenda and wants to pull out of the paris climate agreement again and scale back the inflation reduction act which had significant financial implications for the climate agenda. of course, the man being tasked with executing that is the liberty energy founder and ceo chris wright. he is trump's pick for energy secretary. not just a friend of the oil and gas industry, but an oil and gas executive and a vocal skeptic of climate change. what is interesting is the u.s. is managing 13 million barrels a day of oil production. we saw production high under president biden. that is not likely to slow down under incoming president-elect trump. granholm says the clean energy transition is happening regardless of who is sitting in the white house. silvia. >> i guess also the speed of that transition would matter. thank you for bringing us that exclusive conversation, dan. >>> meanwhile, president biden and xi jinping have held their final mee

it's so exciting to see jennifer granholm.use and nice to see dana nessel, part of the real big three, # whitmer nestle part of the big toledo. i need to get off the stage, but you were here saluting debby stabenow and dan kildee. thank you, my friend. thank you, coach kildee. thank you, senator stabenow, we love you. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> please welcome to the stage former governor of michigan, jennifer granholm. [applause] >> oh, my god, you guys, you look so great, so great. so i come in the room and i sit down at this table over here and everybody's speaking, all of these laudatory comments about dan and debby and debby comes over and she says and you're going to be at this meeting and going to go-- she's like working even now to every moment she's working her state, our state. i am so pleased to be here on a morning when you're honoring these two, these two warriors. i say that because you know, dan, before he was elected, of course, he was in the trenches working for community in flint and you were in the trenches working when, for e

secretary jennifer granholm of the united states government. on this thursday night. alex wagner starts now. >> such an important conversation. senator or cabinet member.

joining me now is the outgoing energy secretary, jennifer granholm. pleasure to have you on.thank you fareed. >> great to be on. >> so what's the answer to that question? how much of this stuff can be rolled back. >> not will be, but. well, you have to have the support of congress, of course, to roll back the components of the inflation reduction act and the bipartisan infrastructure law and the chips and science act, which are the three laws that really undergird the industrial strategy of the biden administration. the kicker is freed since the passage, particularly of the inflation reduction act, only a couple of years ago, over 900 factories have announced that they are opening or expanding or coming to the united states. those factories, where are they 80 t counties, red districts, red states. so those representatives in congress are not likely to be supportive of uprooting what is a huge economic opportunity. when you think about the number of jobs that are embedded in these 900 factories, and right now, because it's only two years old, right? so the announcements of all

jennifer granholm will be with us on talk about all of this at 7:30 a.m.s of questions about this >>> in the meantime, american express reporting results. earnings coming in for the quarter at $2.62 a share came in on revenue of $15.8 billion, also below estimates. credit loss provisions came in roughly in line, maybe a little bit higher at 1.44 billion if you're taking a look at the stock, though, it is higher right now. up by 2.6% that's probably because for the full year amex is saying it sees earnings per share coming in somewhere in the range of $12.65 a share to $13.15. and that is well above the street's estimate for the year of $12.41. also full year revenue growth, looking between growth of 9% to 11%. that is versus 9.1% growth for expectations so the range is higher than that amex also raising its dividend by 17% it is go to be raising that dividend to 70 cents a share from 60 cents starting in march. i spoke with christophe lakayak and he pointed through some of the things they have been seeing he said overall, they're still looking at pretty st

joining us for more on this, the secretary of energy, jennifer granholm.as prices? >> first of all, please know the president in particular from scranton is very focused on reducing costs for everyday citizens, and one of the biggest reasons why inflation has been high has been because of energy costs, and he's focused on ways to bring that down. we're announcing the 42 million gallons of release from the northeast gasoline reserve. if you remember, and, of course, the timing of this is key, and the reporting of this, it's going to be record, which is good. we want to get out and about. you remember that from the war in ukraine, you know the gas prices were close to $5 a gallon, but they have come down $1.50 since then, and that's because the president is making sure we have good supply on the market. oil is traded on the global market, but we are the largest producer of oil in the world. we want to make sure we are doing what we can to keep prices down for people so prices are down 20 cents from two months ago, and 30% from the june '22 peak. we have folk

energy secretary jennifer granholm is here and michael regan iser here.r years ago, and i inherited the worst economic crisis since the great depression. i can tell you a little story. i sat in the oval office every morning at 9:00 and ended the day with barack for eight years and there was only a one portrait of george washington fairly small but beautiful portrait. i didn't realize it at the time that the incoming president cannotot go into the oval office and after 4:00 in the outgoing president has believed then. the outgoing president never showed up. [laughter] anyway. i asked my brother jim who has better taste than i did to pick what we needed and what desk you want in your office. i only wanted a couple of things. i wanted to make sure i had a desk and i wanted it looking next to the fireplace and i wanted a bust of martin luther king who was one of my heroes and the civil rights guide and bobbyg kennedy. i stated my admiration for john kennedy. i walk in and my brother is showing me and i look up and there's this giant portrait of franklin roose

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wow. >>> joining me is jennifer granholm, the u.s.f energy but she's joining us in her capacity, not as a member the cabinet or expert and entry but because of her political history as the first woman elected governor of michigan. she served two terms from 2003 to 2011. secretary, good to see you. >> thank you. great to be on. >> you have been in our seed is a commentator and a journalist and you've been the governor of this remarkably important state which is central to the way we are going to see the selection decided. talk about michigan and what is at stake? it's a state the republican party has taken stands that were unpopular with voters and we saw every successful election last time. it's central to who was going to win the presidency. >> yeah, this state is on the razors edge in terms of which way it flips. the harris campaign views itself in this state and other swing states as an underdog. there's a poll out this weekend, another two points within the margin of error. the bottom line for michigan and i can tell you this is a

energy secretary jennifer granholm is here to discuss how clean energy is boosting the economy, especially in red states. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. >>> good evening, once again. i am stephanie ruhle, and we are now just 42 days away from the election. on one hand it seems like tomorrow, on another, it feels like it's never going to get here. because both candidates, what are they doing right now? they are leaning into issues that energize the respective base. vice president kamala harris spoke with a local wisconsin radio station and talked about restoring abortion rights under roe v wade. listen to this. >> we should eliminate the filibuster for row and that we need, and get us to the point, where 51 votes would be what we need to actually put back in law the protections for reproductive freedom. >> did you hear what she said? this is the first time vp harris confirmed her position on eliminating the filibuster to codify roe v wade since becoming the democratic nominee. meanwhile, donald trump was in georgia for the first time in almost two months. and listen c

we're digging into, he's going to take this on, how come energy secretary jennifer granholm could notwill actually lower temperatures? so really what was the point of all that? and go gop senators call out conflicts of interest in stock trades made by energy department workers. we're digging in. we've9 got to first check in with dagen and sean. we love their show, "the bottom with line." what do you have coming up next hour? sean: thank you, e-mac. as threats of illegal immigration grow especially from china, senator responsibler marshall is here -- roger marshall is here. best selling author, star of "the five" and host of prime time, or jesse watters, to discuss jury selection in the trump trial. dagen: is now the best week to sell your house? mauricio you man sky, the founder of the agency, is here. don't we hope people sell so there's some doggone inventory on the market with the 30-year fixed now at. 7.5%? and then tomi lahren is here. national public radio, the ceo all bunched up that people are digging up her old posts on social media. why does it even exist with taxpayer dolla

energy secretary, >> i'll take that from the secretary of energy, jennifer granholm. yes. continue the conversation. take some more minutes away.

. >> energy secondary jennifer granholm will join us live at 9:00. chuctalking oil prices to the reopening of three mile island. and the ceo of novo nordisk. >> let's start with the markets. and a run that started yet. bob pisani, welcome to the desk. tell us how you feel when we wrap up september. this week, not a great one for the market, in terms of history. >> there's two bad weeks and we're in them. the last two weeks of september are traditionally the worst weeks of the year. se september is the worth month of the year. normally down 1%, 2%. and yet, we're up 1%. this tells you about the value of being careful of thinking that the events that hatch in the past and will predict the future. there's a lot of reasons to be positive. we talk about this a lot here. the fed is in easing mode. it's a huge positive right now. the economy, there is no recession going on. you can say a slowdown, but no recession going on. inflation is declining. earnings are growing. there are some negatives that are out there. jamie dim jamie diamond highlighted one of t

credits to buy this electric vehicle like you harder from jennifer granholm federal government trying to create demand where none we have examples how poorly this works in real world. >> student loan issue higher education facing subsidies for other renewable forms of energy solar wind guess who is paying for all those subsidies? the american taxpayers neither doing very well, the same thing going to happen with electric vehicles, if the biden administration, continues to force these on the public. maria: we are about an hour away from the opening bell, taking a short break we've mot more on breaking developments of the morning, israel retaliating against iran overnight and the impacts on the market. stay with us. . ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. so you can feel confident in your financial choices voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order pri

when secretary jennifer granholm issued a statement last december vacating the atomic energy commission of 1954 decision to revoke dr. dr. oppenheimer security clearance, she she made it about the fact that that decision in 1954 had a chilling effect on freedom of expression within the scientific community. you very much if you read the order that that she published she emphasized the fact that as time has passed, it's become clearer and clearer that oppenheimer's loyalty and love of country that had come clear and. my casebook among other things, have given further evidence of the procedural plot and how that theory went and the impact that had on the scientific community and one additional book that i would i would mention that really does a good job of bringing this down is a book written by two former department of energy, richard hewlett and jock hall and the theory the books called atoms war and peace where they had access. i want to state for about 30 years they had access to all the primary source materials from the manhattan project. and they published this book in 1989. and lo

missouri senator josh hawley the be here with a lot more, including his beat down of jennifer granholm . plus, we'll introduce you to an iranian american lawyer and activist who is speaking out against the pro-hamat the s pro pro terrorism protesters in this country. >> take a look at this. when we were explaining that this is a terrorist occupying force, where were you? but al ofl a sudden, everyone's graduated from instagram schooll law to say that this is ao sa violation of international law. and iran has the right to defend itself. >> first of all, you're not talking about iran. e ri defen you're talking about theis islamic republic. what the islamic republic does is notlamiblic wha a reflectionh iranian people. we've been clear about what weia want, which is peace. >> and as we speak, some of those far left radicals, they are now protesting outside the gatets of columbia university in new york city. others, they're camping out to i on university grounds in order to live actionve role play or d live action role. >> i don't know what i knot is r as refugees are pretending that from

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david: i remember when jennifer granholm, our energy secretary was asked how much oil is consumed bymerica in a day or a week or a month, she had no answer. they have these goals that are unrelated to how much energy we really need and if we're producing less oil, that much less oil, if that trend continues down, that's very bothersome and concerning for all americans. >> these are good jobs for american workers. we do it better than any place else in the world. we in wyoming are america's breadbasket for. most beautiful place in the world. come see us. you see what respect we have for our environment and workers. david: nobody that cares about the environment nor more than the people that live in the environment like jackson hole. happy easter to you. >> thank you, david. david: coming up why the liberal push for basic income across blue cities will end up backfiring. we have monica crowley and jason trennert when "kudlow" continues. ♪. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth

quote, save democracy and you also mentioned this transition integrity project, tip, run by jennifer granholmsta. i have known john podesta forever and ever when i was a democrat. sounds like they're itching, no one is blameless on all sides of the politics but sounds like the dems are inching to sabotage the election. >> so the transition integrity project was another interesting story, again underreported. it came out in the summer of 2020 that there was a group of people who claimed to be deeply concerned that donald trump would not leave the white house voluntarily so they gathered 100 prominent people who included as you mentioned energy secretary jennifer granholm, john podesta, former head of the dnc, donna brazile, former head of the rnc, michael steele, a number of former defense officials, people in the military, and they had war game exercises to determine what to do if, in a series of contested election scenarios, one of the scenarios involved a clear trump win in which john podesta, playing biden, threatened to secede from the union rather than go along with the result and, this

how is jennifer granholm. what are you talking?> which talking about the idea that the federal government has decided to put a pause on the liquefied natural gas

i will take that from secretary of energy jennifer granholm. continue the conversation, take some more minutes away. anyway, it is really important conversation, a great conversation, and at the end of the day, kind of an optimistic one. thank you guys, donald trump has repeatedly said he wants to pardon january 6th writers on day one of his presidency but i think most people imagine that was probably more figurative than literal until now. january 6th pardons, did you have in mind what the first 24 to 48 hours will look like? trump: i will be looking at january 6th, maybe the first nine minutes but as in the first nine minutes of his presidency. just to be clear, donald trump will become president again at exactly 12:00 p.m. eastern time on january 20th, 2025. that is when he will take the oath of office, standing in front of the u.s. capitol building, and nine minutes later, he will presumably just be delivering the opening lines of his inaugural address. you probably remember the images of january 6th rioters scaling the scaffolding of the c

. >> the us secretary of energy, jennifer granholm, is here in the bay area today to kick off her california tour, focusing on the biden administration's clean energy efforts. granholm along with east bay congresswoman barbara lee, attending a ribbon cutting ceremony at san leandro based huber. it's an advanced battery systems company that continues to expand, granholm is leading the department of energy's effort to advance clean energy technologies that will help reach the biden administration's goal of net zero carbon emissions by the year 2050. in 2050, if we've reached our goals these batteries are not just going to be in our cars, but they're going to be in our busses and cargo and airplanes and military aircraft. >> and so super high speed vehicles, i mean, that we don't have to wait till maybe 2030 for, for that to happen. we'll be powering our schools and our offices and, you know, everywhere we live and work and play with the technology that you are working on here today. >> secretary granholm is set to travel to southern california tomorrow to tour energy efficient solar powered ho

stay with that because republicans on the house oversight committee grilling energy secretary jennifer granholmn thursday over biden's energy policies, pushing her on the administration's ban if on exports of liquified natural gas. listen. >> i asked you a simple question. has the department of energy determined whether exporting lng to our allies around the world is in the public interest? >> and i'm answering in a simple way, we are in the middle of updating our -- >> that would be a no. welsh we're working -- >> we're in the middle of the play, sir. >> that would be no. >> we're just giving a gift to one of the most evil dictators in the world, vladimir putin. >> wert not giving a gift to vladimir putin. we are pausing for a month while we do, while we update a study, and it will resume. >> i bet it's going to the reassume magically right after the elections. cheryl: exactly. and to that last point, the political side. but on the energy side, this crushes our allies in western europe. this lng ban, i found it to be shocking when i first saw it -- or the pause, as the secretary says, because

lisa let's first talk about jennifer granholm. i think my favorite line about, joe biden being so sharp was he gets more done in an hour than the average person does in a full day. i'm like realln fuly. i haven't seen that guy. not one time. yeah. who who believes that at this point right. you don't believe your lying ears? don't believe your lying eyes. joe is fine. and of course, they're freaking out after this "wall street journal" articl the talking about how joe biden is slipping behind closed doors, interviewing 45 people close to the president over several monthslose, basically telling us what we already know, what we already see when joe biden takes the stage. >> but i will say, i think the some of the conversation around joe biden's agconversae and ment fitness does detractrae a little bit and take away from joe biden just being a terrible man, a terrible president. i mean, this a guy who has unleashed on america through open borders and the lawfare wag that he has waged against donald trump it. >> and it's just like when