secretary granholm, welcome. as you know, all of us on both sides of the aisle, for sure, are deeply concerned about the situation in ukraine and europe. a number of members, including myself and chairman pallone, traveled overseas during the recess and we spoke with many european leaders, heads of state legislators. they are begging for u.s. l.n.g. exports so they can wean themselves off russian gas and they want to move as quick as they can but they have to have our help. we know just earlier this week, russia cut off natural gas to both poland and bulgaria and they threatened to dot same -- do same to other countries. mr. upton: i think we need to move quickly and build more pipelines so we can increase that gas to europe. can you help us? are you able to support waivers or permitting on some of the strict permitting timelines to better prepare ourselves to export l.n.g. to our allies? secretary granholm: thank you for this country. first, we are committed to helping our allies, clearly. as you may know, i jus

but jennifer granholm didn't seem bothered. never charged with anything, the bite administration is invalid eithe. this is the whole game. make your donors rich by saving the planet. jennifer granholm is still running the energy department and here she is explaining her stock portfolio would really benefit if we decarbon i.d. fossil fuel industry. >> we want to invest in the -- to become energy independent with clean energy as the medium to long-term strategy. >> tucker: it does kind of answer one enduring mystery, why would they put someone in the secretary of energy who knows nothing about energy? has never been in the energy business, has no idea what the energy grid is, has no clue how your iphone is charged overnight, none at all. and yet she is the secretary of energy? oh, because it is an investment scam and they're all in on it. check investments right now in renewable energies since the man-made energy crisis that joe biden and his sanctions set off and you will see it is quite a robust market right now. who is benefit

have you got me back secretary granholm?can put pressure on the eu allies. they might be trying to do this themselves. and the nato allies. but one by the other global players and massive oil buyers? china and india stand out. brazil. south africa. they are not participating in banning russian oil and energy. in america can have some impact on them. how does that look to you? how do we put pressure on places like india to say, i know you like getting discount oil from russia, but you have to stop? >> i think those countries are looking very carefully on it. i only, they are getting a huge discount, and they need energy as well. this market which right now has a huge amounts of russian oil, for example that has been pulled off the market, is about two and a half million barrels per day. that is a reason why gas prices across the world have gotten it, because of that supply contraction. if you see europe taking the next step to ban imports of russian oil, we are going to see another two and a half million barrels per day taken

welcome, secretary granholm. i want to begin by complementing you on your consistent and clear practical and knowledgeable ways of leaving and communicating about the challenging time in our history as well as an opportunity for innovation. we in delaware were particularly appreciative of your visit to our state. when you came to celebrate the energy star program and highlight energy efficiency successes and our state as well as our country. you and i have also had this conversation previously about my legislation, hr 1485, the open back better act, which provides grants to retrofit public buildings, making them more energy efficient and resilient. this requires a great use that uses 40% of funding to implement projects and environmental justice communities. we need to ensure the clean energy is a and accessible to all americans, income or zip code. grant programs like these help the u.s. lead by example and guide the clean energy transition. it shows that we can provide good paying union jobs that will help us s

we appreciate it >> thanks so much. >> jennifer granholm, secretary of energy.kets because we're seeing session lows right now, down more than 250 on the dow the nasdaq is the big loser on the day, down 2.25%. we have given back all of yesterday's gains and then some. small caps down 2% s&p 500 down 1.2%. >> up next, mike santoli looking at the support levels for tech stocks in his dashboard today, as the nasdaq does sit at session lows >> later, bruce richards says there's a great disconnect in the market he will join us with his warning for investors and what he's doing about it >> and biotech having another rough session. check out shares of vir. the fda saying an antibody treatment developed by vir and glaxo no longer authorized to treat covid-19, with data showing it's unlikely to be effective against the new ba.2 subvariant (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use divers

i don't understand that laugh by granholm. maybe you can figure it outay c and maybeit somebody can explain the insanity of why our vicexp president either giggles at inappropriate moments or talks to us like we'reinap all in firn grade in november.peop you the american people canle, u stop this madness right now the polls for democrats are f really badli. hi republicans could flip the house and the senate, but you have to take nothing for granted. unfortunately with democrats and oure, our economy way of life will only j get worse. there's no way out ofoee this unless joeya is willing to admit that he made a mistake and go back to the energy independence policies that he inherited from donald trump and bring america to the point where it's once again a net e exporter of energy. somebody knows a thing or two about energy. is texas senator ted cruz senator , i would imagine instead of doing an idiotic deal with the mullahs of iran and up to the murdering dictator in venezuela, maduro and beggingg opec only to be rejected again

energy secretary jennifer granholm.s ♪♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk in the street." oil prices sinking on more global lockdowns forcing semi chain challenges, slowing economic growth. here to discuss the impact of inflation. high prices at the pump and a lot more is u.s. energy secretary granholm great to have you on thanks for being with us. >> yep >> so we have seen wti crude drop back below $100 a barrel this morning but we're still in general when you look at energy price at incredibly elevated levels we've had a number of industry expert was said, the financial reserve, until penalties on drillers for unused federal departments. they are not incentivizing more oil and gas production in this country. your response. >> oil and gas production is increasing it will be increasing through the end of this year, according to our energy information agency the increasing amount of oil and gas production will be about a million barrels per day. that's what the president has released through the strategic petroleum reserve and

. >> now energy secretary jennifer granholm on the cost of oil and gas prices, she discusses noble energy resources, the code-5 gas and electric vehicles. this subcommittee hearing runs three and a half hours.

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and treat secretary jennifer granholm joins the show.ternoon, here in the western ukrainian city of lviv. i'm ali velshi and, after several weeks encircled by russian troops, the capital region of kyiv is now safe enough for world leaders to visit. yesterday afternoon, the president of the united kingdom, boris johnson, made an unannounced trip to kyiv to meet with the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in person. johnson reiterated the united kingdom's commitment to ukraine, and announced that his country will be supplying ukraine with 120 armored vehicles and new anti ship missile systems. in addition to the hundred $30 million in military aid that was announced yesterday. in a news release, zelenskyy

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jennifer granholm says she wants the country powered by clean energy by 20. 35 nuclear plants are very cost effective to operate once you, once you get them built. that compares with things like coal and gas where a lot of the expenses in the fuel itself. this is nuclear country. the state of illinois is more depended on nuclear power than any other state in the us. the states 6 nuclear reactor sites provide more than half of the energy the state uses . so when an energy company wanted to shut down 2 of them, the state of illinois paid up to $700000000.00 in subsidies to keep them open. because without this energy, chicago 90 miles away could go dark to replace last nuclear energy. cities like chicago would likely turn to carbon, generating oil and natural gas a future. the climate scientists in the biden administration hope to avoid as countries like france and china lean heavily on nuclear power. germany and other nations are moving away from it. in the u. s. protest against nuclear power in the 1970 s helped launch the modern environmental movement. the issue nuclear waste in the fo

. >> energy secretary-general i ever granholm took questions from lawmakers on high oil and gas prices during a hearing on president biden's 2023 budget request. watch tonight at 9:30 eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org. or full coverage on c-span now, our free video app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more. including comcast. >> are you thinking this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers to create wi-fi enabled places so families can get the tools they need. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> on saturday, the daily show host trevor noah headlines the first white house correspondents association dinner since 2019. president biden is also expected to attend. making this the first time since 2016 that a sitting president has made an appearance. our television coverage begins at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. we'll have sights and sounds from inside

jonathan: three member what happened when tom asked what is the granholm plan, she laughed in his face and said look to opec. now we are finding out what the plan is. lisa: this is a very convoluted message. how did they get some sort of cohesion? tom: this is right where i want to go. what is the plan? jonathan: bully the oil majors in this country, apparently. before it was blame opec and now it is blame them. it will be a fascinating conversation later. have they have any evidence of price gouging whatsoever? let's get them to name names. let's talk about the companies when they go in front of congress next week. otherwise are using it because it exists for because it might play well with the electorate? tom: that is the domestic strategy. before this jobs day, let's make it clear, germany-russia is tangible and way more than what is going on in america. jonathan: on the nasdaq 100, elevated, kicking off q2 and april up .6%. yields up six basis points. crude unchanged, $100. lisa: 8:30, u.s. payrolls report for the month of march. the estimates range from zero well north of 550,000.

buttigieg, granholm, the vice president saying we need electric vehicles.ed more electricity, electric gadgets. 2:00 thirds of electricity is powered by fossil fuels. we do not have the system built out yet for what they want to do. they would need to double electric out put which again is fueled by nat-gas, coal and fossil fuels to get what they want. gas is so bad, people in border states are driving across the border to mexico to fill up. >> yeah. elizabeth: the other thing, senator, the imf is warning that the dollar could lose its place at the center of the economic solar system. russia and china is watching this. the do dollar is world reserve currency. china is doing deals with mid-east, africa and asia to knock out the u.s. dollar. what do you think? >> china is watching every aspect we're seeing right now. talk about the hypocrisy of the left, electric vehicle pushes. i'm from tennessee. we have the largest electric call utility in america, tennessee valley authority. we don't have the infrastructure. i saw a tesla with bumper sticker by, powered b

this means treasury secretary janet yellen, bye-bye, granholm, never should have been there in the firsts, mayor pete of transportation, he can bike away. almost all of his economic advisors should go to should start with ryan. and on what basis should jerome powell be nominated fed chair by the way? 's failure to respond quicker to obvious inflation concerns should mean he steps aside. the list of these staff failures is really long, take up a whole hour, but there has to be accountability. we don't want to hear anything more about the first woman this, the first that, we need the best and the brightest. whatever your skin color, whatever your background, not the first and the dimmest. the last time we saw such inflation lowers it took three democrat losses in a row to get the party's attention. they were annihilated in 1980, 1984, and lost big in 1988. so who knows how long it's going to take them to wake up this time. i have no idea. but in the meantime, americans will have to budget smartly, organize passionately, and choose their candidates wisely. and that's "the angle." joining me

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resign or be terminated.e this means treasury secretary janet yellened by energy secretary jennifer granholm never should have been there m in the first place. mayor peteay at transportation he can bikewaytion almost all of his economic advisers should go and he should start with brianis deese. and on what basis should jeromeb will be renominated as feded chair? by the way, his failure to respond quicker to obvious inflation concerns should mean he steps aside the liftoffs list of the staff failures is really long. take a whole hour but there has to bee accountability. re we don't want to hear anything more about the first woman. there's the first that we need the best and the brightest. skin color, whatever your background, running our economy not the first and the dimmest.immest now the last time we saw such inflation numbers, it took three democrat losses in a row to get the party's attention.ere they were annihilated in nineteen eighty nineteen a eighty four and lost big in nineteen eighty eight . so who knows how long it'sto going to take for them to wake i up this timeme i have no idea

the energy secretary granholm, i had her on the other day.he increased price of gas is the price of democracy today. it is kind of the way it has to be. i do you -- what was the needle on? this the one beauty about the high price of gas is a causes people to get electric cars or change their habits, or use public transit. does that -- where is that gonna continue into getting off of fossil fuels? >> i don't think it should be the motivation for it. but it can be. the republicans are criticizing. donald trump says winter burns cause cancer. no, they give us cheap electricity to power our cars. and we are the group that wants to drive down the cost of gasoline to zero. so we don't have to buy the stuff. we don't want to just reduce nickel or dime. we wanted to go to zero. i have a little chevy bold, right below in our garage this morning. it is 254 mile range. extremely cheap electricity. clear literally, in our state, the power. and no matter what, what happens with the price of gasoline, the price of inaction and continuing to use gasoline, i

jennifer granholm says she wants the country powered by clean energy by 20. 35 nuclear plants are very cost effective to operate when you, when you get them built. that compares with things like coal and gas where a lot of the expenses in the fuel itself. this is nuclear country. the state of illinois is more depended on nuclear power than any other state in the us. the states 6 nuclear reactor sites provide more than half of the energy state uses. so when an energy company wanted to shut down 2 of them, the state of illinois paid up to $700000000.00 in subsidies to keep them open. because without this energy, chicago 90 miles away could go dark to replace loss nuclear energy. cities like chicago would likely turn to carbon, generating oil and natural gas a future. the climate scientists in the biden administration hoped to avoid as countries like france and china lean heavily on nuclear power. germany and other nations are moving away from it. in the u. s. protest against nuclear power in the 1970 is helped launch the modern environmental movement. the issue nuclear waste in the form

jennifer granholm violated the stock act with disclosures that were very late. not an issue that is exclusive to congress by any stretch of the imagination. this definitely extends to the executive branch. the difference for the executive and legislative is that the rules for congress are, by and large, weaker than for the executive branch. the stock trading happening in congress is notable because congress itself will craft the laws which will cover not only the executive branch but congress itself. congress, for all intents and purposes, is its own referee when it comes to the enforcement of the stock act, when it comes to the enforcement of the rules, regulations and laws that govern the personal finances of congress. congress is policing congress. the department of justice can get involved in extreme situations and criminally investigate members of congress, although that is rare. the sec which we think of when we talk about insider trading activities, securities and exchange commission, they can get involved and we mentioned richard barr earlier. the sec st

jennifer granholm violated the stock act with disclosures that were very late.is not an issue that is exclusive to congress by any stretch of the imagination. this definitely extends to the executive branch. the difference for the executive and legislative is that the rules for congress are, by and large, weaker than for the executive branch. the stock trading happening in congress is notable because congress itself will craft the laws which will cover not only the executive branch but congress itself. congress, for all intents and purposes, is its own referee when it comes to the enforcement of the stock act, when it comes to the enforcement of the rules, regulations and laws that govern the personal finances of congress. congress is policing congress. the department of justice can get involved in extreme situations and criminally investigate members of congress, although that is rare. the sec which we think of when we talk about insider trading activities, securities and exchange commission, they can get involved and we mentioned richard barr earlier. the sec

host: that was secretary granholm talking about energy races. let's talk to ian.aller: my biggest concern is it is at -- as if no one is following history. people are more worried about the european union, nato, i'm hearing billions of dollars going over there constantly. nothing is ever aimed at the united states. these are 27 countries in the european union that never got along yet we are funding 50 states that have got along for years. what is the obsession with europe, russia, ukraine, especially, and we have problems here. it is like we are here just to pay for everything. host: coming up at 9:00 a.m. eastern on the "washington journal," we will be joined by two teachers to discuss the upcoming advanced placement government exam and what students can expect on the test. we will take calls from high school students only on that segment. tonight is the white house correspondents association dinner at c-span is the best place to watch that. you can watch it live, you can watch it on demand and are free video app, c-span now or go to spew send -- go to c-span.org

and when secretary granholm secretary the energy talking about we are a million barrels of oil down aay. we have to fix this at least temporarily instead. crickets from the people when needed most. you have no policy; however, deplete the emergency reserve and let's now put green -- our focus on green energy on the side and burn some coal and burn some corn. >> steve: to that point about burning corn. he upped the octane of corn, the ethanol level to 15%. >> ainsley: for 2% of the gas stations. >> steve: that's just it. it's just a symbol. it only impacts gas stations at 2300 gas stations across the country in a nation where there are 150,000 gas stations. ultimately, what it all boils down to is what it feels like in your wallet. and the average american family, typical american family that makes something like $67,000 a year, this is going -- all the stuff across the board is going to cost you $5,000 in the next year. >> ainsley: i thought it was a high class problem. >> steve: it's an every class problem. >> ainsley: yes it is. >> brian: for the very first time on purpose accuses v

. >> jennifer granholm said something interesting about inflation coming down. project it going to level off but it's hard to know because we don't know what's going to happen to the war on this. she is assuming the geopolitical conditions might not result in the projections coming to the -- >> the federal reserve -- and energy accounted for 61% of the reasoning for the increase in the inflation numbers, and we know because of putin's unprovoked invasion in ukraine, that it's driving food costs but also energy costs and that is a huge driver. so, that's why the president is taking a range of steps, historic release from the strategic petroleum reserve, and the steps, certainly smaller, relating to e15 today to target and focus on energy prices and cost. >> disinformation board. >> sure. >> yesterday you had told me you were not familiar with nina jankowicz. wondering if you have more information on her today. also, secretary mayorkas said he was not familiar with statements she had made surrounding the hunter biden laptop. and just wondering, how is she hired if

obsessed is what jennifer granholm used pointing the finger at covid-19 and increase in global demand due to russia's invasion of ukraine. >> the president understands it's an acute moment. we have to increase supply and increase supply at home. >> at home there were issues at well namly the border. mayorkas was grilled by house republicans on the grip on the border crisis. things got personal with the name of a notorious traitor. >> my constituents want you emotion peefpd believing you are a traitor. they compare you to benedict arnold. >> he believes the administration has operational control over the border and the question about suspected terrorists encountered at the border. >> have any of the 42 illegal migrants on the terrorist watch list and no fly listen countered on our southwest border been released into the united states? >> i don't know the answer. >> you don't know whether they've been released or not into the country. >> domestically grown crime is another crisis. attorney again rald merrick garland was pressed by rising violence and he expressed his feelings it is best

we're beginning to hear whispers within the administration, that it might not happen and jennifer granholmw about that because of the war in ukraine. what should the white house be doing to help bring down gas prices. >> part of this, the indicate cuss, and i and the republican co-chair, we think we should be focused on all of the above energy strategy and looks longer term toward climate solutions and alternative energy, but in the short-term focuses on getting up domestic production. the worst thing we can do is look to countries like iran which are terror sympathizer or communist countries like venezuela for our oil. we need to make sure we get domestic production up, the administration has allowed more permits on public lands we need to do more to get up production on our existing wells and production moving up and that of course takes time and we need to do more on the short run to get prices down. the price of a barrel has come down off the high the last month or so and the dire situation in ukraine affecting it, the global market, oil and gas, but we need to do everything we can, bo

jen granholm says it will result in savings for the american people. >> john cited an interesting thing >> john: home depot, home depot. >> i would have to see the data there. and next time i'm down there we'll go to a home depot, i know where it is. >> sandra: field trip. >> consumer choice is important on this. part of a package which the biden people are overturned. the other part of the package is shower heads. trump wanted to allow powerful water flow so you could have a great shower. the greenies would have you in the shower with a drip drip drip, you can't wash your hair, and you can't, you know, have a nice shower. i don't want to get too detailed. >> sandra: the scientific americans are saying the l.e.d., if they break in the home, warning, sweeping them up you have to wear gloves and a mask. >> also true. i'm saying consumer choice is where you want to go on things like this, and why didn't you have enough water flow so that your shower is more powerful. right, the other one was a dishwasher. i don't want to forget the dishwasher here. there was -- the greenies want the dishwa

this is exactly the kind of joint work we set up with secretary granholm is taking on, and we put out the calls for states to submit their plans. we are looking forward to seeing what they come back with by the august deadline and working closely with them on how to make sure no state and no community is left behind with the opportunity. >> absolutely. i have to say when i am asked about high gas prices, which are extremely high, and i am looking forward in the future where you can drive by the gas station with your electric vehicle and not worry about what it says at the pump. that's an important part of our future. and let me ask you about another part of the bill, and that's buy america, and transparency and waivers in the past have been used over and over to waive the requirements rather than provide the businesses of the american made. there are several provisions of my make america in the law, and i want to ask specifically about two provisions that we asked the department of transportation to focus on, and one is to ensure domestic industries are ready to provide products for a

host: that was secretary granholm talking about energy races. let's talk to ian. caller: my biggest concern is it is at -- as if no one is following history. people are more worried about the european union, nato, i'm hearing billions of dollars going over there constantly. nothing is ever aimed at the united states. these are 27 countries in the european union that never got along yet we are funding 50 states that have got along for years. what is the obsession with europe, russia, ukraine, especially, and we have problems here. it is like we are here just to pay for everything. host: coming up at 9:00 a.m. eastern on the "washington journal," we will be joined by two teachers to discuss the upcoming advanced placement government exam and what students can expect on the test. we will take calls from high school students only on that segment. tonight is the white house correspondents association dinner at c-span is the best place to watch that. you can watch it live, you can watch it on demand and are free video app, c-span now or go to spew send -- go to c-span.o

. ♪ >> the granholm plan to increase oil production in america? >> steve: okay, the american energy alliance has launched a 5-figure ad campaign against the biden administration's dismissal record on oil and gas. it comes as the president of the western energy alliance will testify against the white house's inflation blame game before congress tomorrow. but our next guest says he can prove joe biden is really at fault. former cke restaurant ceo andy buzzner joins you live in the studio. >> good to see you. >> start by putting up a fox joebiden's administration responsible for gas prices about 70% say yes, he is when you look at the inflation spike that we have seen over the last number of months ideal low line goes straight up. that's the 1-2 punch, isn't it? >> it absolutely is this chart you are showing is comparison to european countries the oecd countries. inflation we were hanging in with them right along the pandemic and then the president and the democrats passed that $1.9 trillion american rescue plan last march and you can literally see o

jennifer granholm was a lousy governor in the state of michigan.two, she also is involved with the electric vehicle industry. big type major shareholder. that's a conflict of interest. all these skunks need to be exposed for who and what they are and we need to move on as a country. thank you. host: that will be good for open forum. coming up, dr. joshua sharfstein from johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. he discusses the podcast "public health on-call," and the latest development in the covid-19 pandemic. stay with us. >> next week on the c-span networks, both chambers are in session with the house voting to hold former trump aide's peter navarro and dansk aveeno and criminal content -- dan scavino in criminal contempt. first, the judiciary committee must vote on judge jackson's nomination. we will have that live on monday on c-span and c-span2. members of the president's cabinet began testifying before congress on the departments' budget requests. we will have those hearings on tuesday. defense secretary lloyd austin and general mark

the other thing is, jennifer granholm was a lousy governor in the state of michigan.r two, she also is involved with the electric vehicle industry, big time major shareholder. millions of dollars worth of shares. that's a conflict of interest. all these skunks need to be exposed for who and what they are and we need to move on as a country. thank you. host: that will be good for open forum. coming up, dr. joshua sharfstein from johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. he discusses the podcast "public health on-call," and the latest development in the covid-19 pandemic. stay with us. >> next week on the c-span networks, both chambers are in session with the house voting to hold former trump aide's peter navarro and dansk aveeno and criminal content -- dan scavino in criminal contempt. first, the judiciary committee must vote on judge jackson's nomination. we will have that live on monday on c-span and c-span2. members of the president's cabinet began testifying before congress on the departments' budget requests. we will have those hearings on tuesday. defense

if that were the case energy secretary granholm would be here to discuss how we can flip the switch on domestic american energy to drive down he the high cost of gas prices . today is purely political. president biden needs cover for his war on american energy that has caused gas prices to skyrocket. of course the administration tried blaming putin. he called it the putin price hike . anyone who's been filling up their tank this since last january knows this is not true. the average gas price when biden took officewas $2.38 . and it climbed over a dollar a gallon well before the invasion. the american people are too smart and have not fallen for e this the plane is shifting to the industry. this isn't a new tactic. that's last year energy and commerce democrats held a price gouging hearing to blame increase prices americans are facing across-the-board on corporate greed. another deliberate attempt to deflect from the negative effects of the biden administration's policy and their own record spending. the american people didn't buy it then and they're not buying it now. presidentbiden a

one other part that gets less coverage, is when you hear pete buttigieg and secretary granholm lecture and these guys are being driven around washington, d.c. in government vehicles with government drivers. what they're failing to explain to the american peoples is that over 80% of those batteries for electric vehicles are made in communist china, 90% of the rare earth materials made for electric vehicles are manufactured or harvested in russia and china. the reality is, this is a huge economic crisis but they're compounding it with a national security component which is what they talk to in the commercial. maria: that is such a great point, mark. and i'm so glad you made it because tammy, we've already seen up close and personal what it means when you start relying on adversaries for something as important as oil or natural gas. you've got the russians right now as we speak blackmailing poland and bulgaria, saying we're not going to send you the natural gas. >> no oil or gas for them. mark, great to see you. this is while the houston refinery is off and we're going to venezuela. just

as secretary granholm signed off or streamlined the review on these applications, we could increase our export capacity to hem our allies abroad and grow our economy right here at home. the biden administration has extended its onshore and offshore oil and gas leasing ban quarter after quarter. despite being required by the mineral leasing act to conduct quarterly lease sales. at this point in the obama administration they held 35 on shore lease sales under barack obama. that's not all. the biden administration's actively working to starve the industry of financial capital in order to push them out of existence. they keep talking about the supply and the demand and yet they crush the supply by starving it of the capital that it needs. this is capital intensive stuff, madam president. in march the securities and exchange commission released a proposed rule on climate disclosure, climate disclosure, this authority forcing publicly trailedded companies to develop and disclose their risks from climate change is not in the purview of the s.e.c. they don't have the authority to do that. congr

. >> energy secretary jennifer granholm took questions from lawmakers on high oil and gas prices duringearing on president biden's 2023 budget request. watch tonight at 9:30 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or full coverage on c-span now, our free video app. >> c-span's washington journal. every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and will discuss policy issues that impact you. , coming up saturday morning, -- coming up saturday morning, elon musk in the future of twitter. what his acquisition means for the country and issues of free speech. then, our graham for the exam special with teacher show john adams and another teacher who will discuss the upcoming advanced placement u.s. government exam. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning on c-span or c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> on saturday, "daily show" host trevor noah headlines the first white house correspondents association dinner since 2019. president biden is expected to atten

secretary granholm: we have a goal of getting five million homes connected with community solar. we want to do that quickly. it is a way for communities that maybe don't have roots or don't own the places where they live to be able to tap into the cheapest form of electricity in most places in this country, which is solar. would like to see more of that in florida. ms. castor: wouldn't that be great? >> we are leafing to honor our more than 40 year commitment of live gavel to gavel congress. the house is coming in now to debate the president's authority to arm ukraine. a final vote is expected at this. live coverage on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me? o lord, our god, on this holocaust remembrance day, we remember. we remember the six million lives of jewish men, women, and children, and the millions of others whose very being was arbitrarily deemed a disgrace and whose light among us was extinguished. now they, like the heavens, have no speech. nor are there word

. >> this is the granholm plan to increase oil production in america. [laughter].ious. >> we have to increase supply so we cannot, make sure people are protected at the pump. will: there is that ad, a portion of it. rachel: was not, no offense i wasn't very impressed with the ad. i don't think they're sending mixed signals at all. prices are high? buy a 60,000-dollar electric car. they're absolutely doing nothing and i don't think they're hiding it. they're not doing anything to increase real production here in the united states. pete: no, you're right. they have recently tried to paper over it with rhetoric and some soft statements that say, we want to make your life easier at the pump. here is what we're going to do, there are leases out there, you can use them if you want. they're putting onus completely on energy companies. if you look what biden, harris and everyone else ran on in the campaign, and have for quite some time it is the destruction of the oil and gas industry in our country completely. to your point, rachel, they're okay philosophically okay with