the white house has also reportedly reached out to american oil and gas companies, asking them to help lower fuel prices. this is despite back in june oil drilling leases, previously approved by donald trump in one of alaska national reserves being suspended by team biden. the president commented on that last week. flask is pretty big, is an awful lot we need to protect. but that's why i'm working to protect bristol bay for money, not perish. when i was threatened one of the world larger salmon, that's where i'm refusing to sell off the arctic national wildlife reserved for oil and gas. economist peter, earl believes biden's energy policy is driven mostly by ideology and shows a little regard for the well being of ordinary americans. when power is variable upon locations inefficient and so of how our, our excuse me is, is, is, is more expensive than coal gas or oil. and, you know, the big issue there, a storage problem. so, i mean, even if it works, it's hard to store that amount of energy. the idea of biden, and my name is tracy. i'm a groups that the way to greener world requires shu

build our resilience in the next super storm wildfires and hurricanes, that represent hundreds for american oil. last year alone, extreme weather events and we've all witnessed it and some of you have been caught in the middle of it, they have caused the $9 billion in 9damage in the united states for the last year, $99 billion. and were not spending money to deal with this. it is costing us significantly. i met it electrical worker who climbs up in the middle of the storms to work on the transformers and he calls himself 100 percent union guy is jobs endless and he said, and a quote, i do not want my kids going up in the world were the threat of climate change hangs over the head. so we'll have an obligation an obligation to our children into our grandchildren. caa bipartisan inference or abot was also most significant investments in suite built the interstate highway system and one the space race decades ago. this is about rebuilding thery arteries of our economy, across the country now, there are 45000 bridges and 173,000 miles of roads and report condition. some of the bridges you don't even

and the white house has also reportedly reached out to american oil and gas companies, asking them to help lower fuel prices that this might back in june oil drilling lease is previously approved by one. donald trump in one of alaska national reserves been suspended by team biden. the president himself commented on that last week ask is pretty big, is an awful lot we need to protect. but that's why i'm working to protect bristol bay for money, not perish. they were threatened one of the world largest salmon. that's where i'm refusing to sell off the arctic national wildlife reserved for oil and gas. let's head to the u. s. live now and bring in peter. earl peters, a research fellow at the american institute for economic research are very welcome . many put europe's fuel price. peter, that crisis down to brussels push for renewables. is it surprising therefore, that joe biden seemingly heading down the same route? which, robbing me, i'm the policies of the by the ministration are not informed or, or driven by economic science or historical precedent. their approach like brussels, or pu

oil companies here today reported nearly $2 trillion in profits. but the cost of inaction on climate has been far higher. the american people lost more than 30 years, when we could have curbed climate change. today we face stronger hurricane, dangerous wild fires and destructive floods. as the efforts of climate change have become undeniable, big oil has changed its record. and its rhetoric. now they say they believe in climate change, and they support the paris agreement and a price on carbon. they promise they will reduce their carbon emissions and even aspire to net zero emissions. and they have spent billions of dollars on pr firms to paint themselves as climate champions. but big oil's actions tell a different story. these companies not only continue to sell millions of barrels of oil every day, they are also investing in new oil fields. their lobbying also tells a different story. today the committee is releasing a new staff analysis, showing that over the past ten years, these four companies have dedicated nearly, only a very tiny fraction of their immense lobbying resources to enact the policies they publicly

an aneurysm 46 years old two months before i was born he was here opening gas stations for the american oil he got here. lake 42. and away from dunkin' donuts to the drugstore. and cat being hundreds of thousands in southeastern pennsylvania and ohio to have the same salary we have thousands that need to be capped and in addition we have methane leaks that are all over and then with good paying jobs to make a historic investment in clean energy with the tax credit like those that winterize their home and develop clean energy products help business produce more clean energy. it is real. i promise you i won't be around to see it but i promise you. your kids will see a time when they are not generating any energy from the homes here in scranton other than renewable energy. not a joke. by the way. one of the things let me be clear president obama put me in charge of when i was vice president, i could invest in that legislation we put together. we brought down the price of solar and wind cheaper than coal and oil. it's cheaper. cole built this town in this part of the country but we have to prov

. >> biden promised to abolish production of american oil, coal and natural gas, feelings of jobs lostrgy prices restored. dan: sadly, trump. it's a joke. trump's words were precious. i wish they weren't sometimes. he uses humor to get the.across. sometime humor is the only way. coming up next, americans are quitting their jobs in droves because they refuse to be told what they should put in their own body. florida is fighting back, fighting for their work. ♪♪ welcome back to "unfiltered". vaccine mandates forcing first responders to quit nationwide. americans are fed up, not having it but in florida governor ron desantis is holding a special session to keep business from forcing workers to take the job. joining me now, byron donald. thank you for joining us, appreciate for taking the time. >> anytime, good to be with you. dan: you as well. congressman, can you think of anything more unproductive right now to get us through this inflation economic crisis and forcing people in an unscientific impersonal manner to take a vaccine they may or may not need to take depending on their infecti

their bill includes giant new taxes and fees on american oil. d especially on american gas production that will kill countless oil and gas jobs, devastating workers in pennsylvania, ohio, texas, oklahoma, north dakota and many, many other states. gas prices and inflation have already skyrocket. elizabeth: you know, just let me point this out quickly, goldman sachs just cut its growth forecast for the third month in a row. consumer confidence, consumer spending is going back, is going back down, is going down, rather. if you have energy prices going up, consumer spending goes towards that and not buying things, not buying things for the house, spending money on restaurants. "the cook political report" says the democrats are being hit with a double-whammy. infrastructure is going down. biden approval ratings are tanking. you have two new crises, supply chain and energy crisis. what do you say? >> what i will say the democrats are creating everyone of these crises. joe biden, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer created the border crisis, they created the in

tom: i am brent focused, but i've got to admit the motion of american oil price lower would really be. i think you are really on top of this with the whole transatlantic thing. we peeked out recently at 170 cases. i usually don't look at cases, we come back down, from 1.70 down to 1.20. we have to get back to 50,000. we have a long way to go to get the cases back with some form of society. >> we are heading in the right direction and that's encouraging. the last several months about booster shots. the lead paragraph, johnson & johnson asking the fda for -- to authorize a second dose of its covid vaccine for adults after his study showed it provided strong protection against infection and severe disease. let's bring in the johns hopkins center for how security senior scholar. we used to lead with protection against infection now it's protection against severe cases. can you walk me through what these vaccines are actually good at? >> what we've seen is it is tremendously effective against preventing severe disease, hospitalization and death. at the beginning of the pandemic we talked a

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the top executives of major oil companies face tough questioning today as americans are paying the mostn years. gas prices are averaging $3.40 a gallon nationwide. republican jim jordan says the president is making the situation worse. >> i will tell you what's frustrating a member of congress telling american oil and gas companies to reduce production at the same time the president of the united states is begging opec to increase production. that that is the dumbest thing i have ever heard. that he was the scenario we are in. god bless chevron saying they are going continue to crease production. >> bret: house accuse disinformation about climate change. as we told you earlier, president biden is on his way to europe right now for a pair of big conferences and a meeting with the pope. white house correspondent peter doocy has a preview tonight from rome. >> the president is putting problems with his proposals book home on hold. >> i will have more to say after i return from the critical meetings in europe this week. >> and as european officials make major security upgrades, u.s. officia

after occidental petroleum, what will be the synergy we will see in american oil?he next combination that has to be done? regina: you are singles combinations already. -- you are seeing those combinations already. there is a lot around shale assets in the u.s. as they say, shale means of scale and that will help from a cost perspective. even if oil comes down below 40, we can be profitable with those larger players. you see the international oil companies pivoting more, a more diversified or in the energy transition. others are betting more on hydrogen batteries, others on renewables. i think you will start to see a bifurcation of the traditional energy company strategy within a new energy strategy. that will help balance the power needs the planet has today as we pivoted into the energy transition. cop 26 will be very interesting. lisa: before we let you go, there has been a dilemma for investors that want to move towards more esg type strategies and want to see my good guys investing in greener energy and have missed out on a rally that has been dramatic. a lot o

oil companies here today reported nearly $2 trillion in profits. but the cost of inaction on climate has been far higher. the american people lost more than 30 years, when we could have curbed climate change. today we face stronger hurricane, dangerous wild fires and destructive floods. as the efforts of climate change have become undeniable, big oil has changed its record. and its rhetoric. now they say they believe in climate change, and they support the paris agreement and a price on carbon. they promise they will reduce their carbon emissions and even aspire to net zero emissions. and they have spent billions of dollars on pr firms to paint themselves as climate champions. but big oil's actions tell a different story. these companies not only continue to sell millions of barrels of oil every day, they are also investing in new oil fields. their lobbying also tells a different story. today the committee is releasing a new staff analysis, showing that over the past ten years, these four companies have dedicated nearly, only a very tiny fraction of their immense lobbying resources to enact the policies they publicly

help limit carbon emissions, if we're burning russian, venezuelan, iranian oil instead of burning american oil00 jobs because we shut down the keystone pipeline. we're cutting back on production. we cut leases off on federal land. we send the business to our enemies. really to people not supporting us. russians, venezuelans, iranians, this is ridiculous. his economic policy simply made no rational sense. this has got to change. it has to change fast or we'll be in for inflation for a very long period of time. elizabeth: we need some common sense w he need common sense party. >> same here, liz. elizabeth: coming out of the bottom of the hour. facebook's new censorship fight, using a powerful democrat law firm at the center of the botched trump-russia probe. they're basically working on a new way to stop what the little guys come up with, a way to control what you and your family see on facebook. it is actually healthier what you see and what your families are watching on facebook. up next gop strategist, ford o'connell, dirty, nasty secret democrats don't want you to know about in the green inf

when you build a charging station, it's like back in the day when my grand pop worked at american oil- in the 1920s. wait from state to state to convince people to allow them to put 20,000 gallons of gas under the ground. they didn't want them around. guess what happens? everything builds up athem. put the charging stations, you'll see economic development go well beyond the charging station. the build back better plan will boost manufacturing capacity investing new facilities and ploy american workers with good wages. families will be incentivized to buy clean union made vehicles like the ones championed by debbie and dan in the senate and the house. loans and tax credit to boost clean vehicle manufacturing. these are the kind of investments to get america back in the game and get our worker as chance. my plan makes historic investments in clean energy, tax creditses to help people do things like weatherize their homes, install solar panels, develop clean energy products. all told, this project will save literally hundreds of millions of barrels of oil on a yearly basis. it's not a j

to free six former american oil executives. intelligence officials picked up the citgo you can see in house arrest over the weekend. the u.s. state department calls them political pawns and their families have been urging the biden administration to take action. meanwhile, a close ally of nicolas maduro has appeared in court to face charges he laundered money on behalf of the venezuela an government. he was extradited to the u.s. over the weekend and venezuelan's embattled leader isn't happy about it. take a listen. >> translator: the united states government assured the unitary platform that they were not going to take alex because that would interfere with dialogue. yet they did it. i'm not going to lie. they did it with malice, with criminal spirit. they kidnapped alex sab, they kidnapped him. >> that is president nicolas maduro. of course we'll stay on that story for the latest as it develops. >>> coming up right here, the future of the internet brought to you by facebook. details the tech giant's plans to build a new virtu

states, sending the hedge to all those people -- message to all those people that would invest in american oile to pay for you. all of that collectively has really strangled our oil and gas industry. it's the reason we're seeing gas prices go up to record levels, it's the reason that we're seeing people lose jobs across the country, good on union, high-paying jobs. this could, this shouldn't have ever happened. president trump had us on track with energy independence. we were working well with our european friends to deliver liquified natural gas to those countries over there. is we were working well with saudi arabia, pushing back on russia. and how do you mess this up in nine months, larry? larry: yeah, it's very impressive that he has failed on so many fronts in such a short period of time. you know what, in the paper today chevron and exxon announced that they are pulling back from their oil and gas operations, pulling back investment, pulling back production. i reckon that's because of the bidens hate fossil fuels and made that are very clear. and the other thing that a amuses me, rick pe

there bill includes giant new taxes and fees on american oil. and especially, on american gas production that will kill countless oil and gas jobs, devastating workers in pennsylvania, ohio, texas, oklahoma, north cota and many other states. gas prices and inflation, have already skyrocketed. i saw the other day, inflation is the highest in 24 years? think of it. it will go up much more. get ready. the democrat bill imposes a new energy tax on methane which is projected to increase your energy costs by hundreds of dollars a year. percentages nobody knows what to say, up 50%-80% quickly. it abolishes the amendment forcing taxpayers to fund the far left stream abortion agenda, ripping babies from their mothers wombs, right up until the moment of birth. in fact, killing babies even after birth. you saw that? in virginia, with the governor of virginia, after birth and in the republican party, we believe every child is a sacred gift from god. [applause] donald trump: the democrat socialist bill also includes a 1.3 billion payoff. to the fake news, we

american leadership in energy. part of this discussion, the undeniable reality is that oil and gas remain an important part of the energy equation. thoughtful discussions should account for that. chevron is a proud american company. the more than 35,000 men and women produced every day has improved the quality of life for people around the world. our products and hospitals, schools and offices and stores and homes, goods around the world and right were very doorsteps. they create good paying jobs. enhancing our national security reducing dependence on foreign energy. this should only part of the conversation as we seek an orderly and predictable energy future that works fory everyone. and this is a conversation about supplier of chevron we believe this includes standing ready to work together. i would like to thank you and i look forward to all of your questions. >> thank you. >> you are now recognized for your testimony. >> german maloney, ranking member comer, chairman khanna, ranking member norman, smacked. [roll call] members of the committee, thank you so much for the opportunityo speak today about the low carbon t

even using it, what more do crow need, iowa, colorado, virginia, our land belongs to the american people, not to big oil. when you lobby and sue so you can take more of our public land, you're saying too much is never enough. the american people are tired of this charade. i yield back. >> gentle lady yields back. the gentleman from texas mr. sessions is recognized for five minutes. >> madame chairman, thank you very much, and i apologize to our witnesses that were called and asked to take part in this today. as chairman of the rules committee for six years, i never witnessed nor would have allowed this kind of intimidation that has taken place on people who we invited to come and provide open answers. on top of that, they raised their hand to tell the truth, and they were repeatedly stopped rather than allowing them to offer their explanations of things they do. i apologize to our witnesses and want to thank them as energy company executives to make sure that america has a sound supply of energy that is available and reliable. where we can avoid the things that happened under president jimmy carter wher

up here, who died at mercy hospital of an aneurysm two week before i was born, he was with the american oil. he was opening up gas stations in 19 -- that's how he got here. this was 1942, late '42. well, guess what? the same thing happens. we build these charging stations, what happens? communities build up around them. you get everything from the figurative mcdonald's or dunking doughnuts to the drugstore. $21 billion for environment cleanup and remediation. look, it means putting people to work in good jobs, prevailing wages, capping hundreds of thousands of abandoned wells in southeastern pennsylvania and ohio. you get the same salary you paid the mineworker to dig the well. they've got to be capped. we have thousand that is need to be capped. in addition to that, we have met a methane leaks. it increasing the health of the community. we invest in clean energy, including tax credits for people who winterize their homes, install solar panels, develop clean energy products, help business product more clean energy. it's real, i promise you. i won't be around to see it, but i promise you, yo

on a spring day in 1998, a group of men meet at the oil industry organization, american petroleum institute. a number of oil companies are represented. companies like exxon. let's see exxon, c e o at the time. explain who they are. we are the largest private company in the world. our company sells a 1000000 barrels a day of product. that's a 1000000000 gallons every 3 dates. back to the american petroleum institute, a p, i where some of the biggest players in the oil industry of meeting one of the participants is myron able and they solicited advice because we had certain kinds of expertise that they didn't have a, it was an industry effort with some help from people like me in documents from this meeting, you can see a clear purpose. victory will be achieved when average citizens understand uncertainties in climate science. and when these uncertainties become part of conventional wisdom, according to the documents, big oil, once the public, to doubt the science behind climate change. and it wasn't scientists who are invited to the meeting. i'm not an energy analyst expert, and i'm not a cl

americanism." but at the time, oil and gas and mining was still largely unregulated. after world war ii, they created the bureau of land management. 1963, wilderness act. increase the beauty of america. 1970, the clean air act. ...enforcing these strict standards. '72, thelean water act. ...deal with water pollution. '74, the endangered species act. and in 1976, ey created the federal land policy and management act, or, as it's called in the deral government, flpma. and flpma was to allow the multiple use on public lands. the act directs the bureau to administer the public lands for the benefit of all americans. so, yes,ou can have mining, yes, you can have oil and gas exploration, cattle grazing, but under a certain federal standard. so now all of the sudden, there are all these restrictio on cattle grazing on public lands. so farmers and ranchers were quite upset. ranchers are complaining that the bureau of land management, blm, doesn't identify with ranching problems. what we think of as the sagebrush rebellion began in 1976. there were genuine cattlemen who had a

produced oil and natural gas and infrastructure will increase americannd job growth, enhance national security and lower energy prices for american families. we are saying as $83, 7 your high yesterday. a lot of talk about $100 a barrel. jillian: airline compliance is about to be audited. >> reporter: the inspector general audit major us airlines in the wake of layouts tied to the vaccine mandate after republicans called to raise the question a are airlines in violation of the cares act, which gives assistance to keep people working, writing this, to address issues like rates the concern systemic programmatic compliance. into this matter within fiscal year 2022 as resources permit. in addition to the 3 air carrier. and questions at this point whether recent cancellations and delays were tied to the vaccine mandates. we had a lot of interviews and soundbites and people saying that it was but is it the truth? todd: that put them in a catch-22, interesting to see how they leave out of it. an important step toward protecting kids online. >> reporter: youtube

months, in office, president biden canceled the keystone pipeline which killed over 11,000 american jobs and paused oil and gas leasing on u.s. lands and waters. the consequences of his policy decision vs. been dire for america and hardworking families and the numbers don't lie. home heating costs are projected to rise by as much as 54%. the national average for a gallon of gasoline reached $3.38. and u.s. households are on track to spend $19 billion more on energy by 2030. instead of working on bipartisan climate solutions, democrats are more focused on implementing their radical green new deal policies and making us less energy independent. from increased costs at the pump to heating bills, americans are feeling the pain of president biden's anti-energy policy in their wallets. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. williams: bottom line. socialism does not work. in god we trust. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa -- the gentleman from iowa seek recognition? the gentlewoman, i'm sorry. mrs. miller-meeks: request unanimous conse

eqt corporation ceo says it is time to unleash american shale. oil continuing to rise.k of america chief brian moynihan joins the list of finance executives warning about inflation. we will bring you our exclusive interview with him next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: you're watching daybreak all still you. morgan stanley ceo james gorman has called for the fed to hike interest rates and says markets are ready for them. he told us you have got to fix this bubble a little bit because money is to available right now. he pointed to wage increases, supply chain bottlenecks and surging commodity prices driving inflation higher. >> i the next several months, the market has digested the fed will have to move not just on tapering but on rate increases. we are 10 rate increases away from what could be considered normal. to bring it up over the next your is not a crisis. -- next year is not a crisis. vonnie: the richmond fed president says price pressures today look more broad-based. there is a sensible time to have a conversation about tapering. james bullard says inflation is ri

back now with big oil under fire on capitol hill the nation's top oil executives testifying before congress denying they lied to the american public about their company's roles in climate change we get more now from tom costello >> reporter: on the virtual hot seat today, oil company executives challenged for the first time ever on their company's histories of spreading disinformation about big oil's role in climate change. >> it is time for the fossil fuel industry to finally change its ways >> reporter: presented as evidence, this video of an exxon lobbyist secretly recorded by greenpeace activists which they say shows how exxon tries to undermine climate control policies. >> did we aggressively fight against some of the science? yes. >> reporter: for decades, democrats say oil execs have denied or downplayed a climate change link, despite their own internal research showing the fossil fuel connection. but today every oil company executive acknowledged the industry does indeed contribute to climate change >> climate change is real and the use of fossil fuels contributes to it. >> this is a defining challenge for our gener

grandfather biden who dried at mercy hospital of an aneurysm two months before i was born, he was at the american oilw he got here. this was 1942, late '42. guess what? the same thing happens. we build these charging station. what happens? communities build up around them. we get everything from the figurative mcdonald's or dunkin' donuts to the drugstore. and $21 billion for environmental cleanup and remediation. look, it means putting people to work in good jobs, prevailing wages, capping hundreds of thousands of abandoned wells in eastern pennsylvania and ohio. it's the same salary you paid the mine worker to dig the well. they've got to be capped. we have thousands of them that need to be capped. in addition to that, we have methane leaks that are all over. you understand in pennsylvania about that. guess what? it increases the health of the community and provides good paying jobs. my plan also makes historic investment in clean energy including tax credit for people who do things like winterize their homes, install solar panels, develop clean energy products, help businesses produce more clean e

the leaders of russia and china will not be here its oil prices hovered near a seven year high. americanse pain the tone. we investigated energy experts forcing the move away from oil which means you're going to pay more. ♪ ♪ . edward: president biden left the u.s. without a spending plan, which included 15% global minimum tax on corporations that he wants the rest of the world to sign onto. also without his big climate change push, monday he'll be in scotland to commit to make economic changes in the name of climate change. but leaders of russia and china the two largest global polluters will not be there for joining us now is fox news contributor and futures -- price and futures group senior analyst the only guy to talk about energy with is the fill. what, if anything did you expect to see from this climate conference a special about china or. >> i am thinking we can look at some adolescent world leaders again. we'll get nothing out of this. the bottom line is president biden is to keep saying america's back. is leading the world on climate change but he cannot get it done at home he ca

he is not looking at american oil companies in western pennsylvania, texas, north dakota to produce more flames of higher price spike and it will be painful for consumers as we enter the fourth quarter here. stuart: looks like we got a problem. dan eberhardt with canary thank you for being here. >> thank you. stuart: one more check for the markets. i won't say we've stabilized because we have not. nasdaq is more stable. you're down 25 points instead of 100. dow is down 26. >>> just ahead, martha maccallum, congressman madison cawthorn and former nfl star tiki barber. fox news turns 25 this week. to celebrate, executives and some original on-air talent rang the opening bell at the nasdaq. i'm honored to be part of this fox family. that will be part of "my take" which is next. ♪. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can control

opec and russia produce oil and gas that is dirtier than american oil and gas so once again their radicalr? thousands of migrants marching to mexico headed to the southern border. my question to you is what is the administration doing as the new caravan approaches and what will texas troopers and the national guard do when those migrants hit the texas border? >> president biden and kamala harris are the immediate cause of this border crisis. this caravan is a result of their own political decisions. we are on a path for 2 million people to cross illegally this year. the highest rate in 35 years and it is tragic, humanitarian crisis, the public health crisis, national security crisis and biden and the democrats don't care. they look at this caravan of illegal immigrants is what they see eye future democratic voters. they are fine with thousands of little boys and the girls being physically assaulted and sexually assaulted by human traffickers bringing them in, fine with the 24% rate of covid positivity is the biden cages in the rio grande valley which i have been to, they are fine with the