>> what is the granholm plan to increase oil production in america?[laughter] >> that is hilarious. would that i had the magic wand on this. as you know, of course, oil is a global market, it is controlled by a cartel. >> sandra: it was a very telling moment for this administration and her tenure as the energy secretary she laughed the question off and now out there in the cadillac lyric, she's driving on the tour, $58,590 it starts at, and they ran into some roadblocks. apparently they had a hard time -- >> larry: finding charges. or if you do, you are on the way up the highway and trying to make some time. so instead of stopping and filling up with gasoline, which takes about three minutes, you have to hang around for somewheres between 30 minutes and three hours, why americans are extremely skeptical about these cars. you look at polls, they don't want it, people want a choice, they don't want a bunch of government bureaucrats to jam down their throats that you have to do this and you have to do that. that includes things like shower heads, microwa

jen:er if granholm, alejandro major cat, pete buttigieg.ying the energy department inspector general must probe energy secretary jennifer granholm. why? she admitted to the making false statements revealing she does actually own stocks in financial companies as recently as may. that contradicts her testimony in april. granholm also said her husband owned previously undisclosed stock in ford motor. that is a key player in the biden white house's green energy efforts. let's bring in columnist and author joe concha. joe, what do you make of all of in this? >> that is an impeachable offense, elizabeth, let's face this. i mean, she lied under oath, and that's jennifer granholm that we're talking about here. of as you said, in april, now it's revealed in may, that wasn't the case that she did actually own these holdings. so my question as it is always in these situations is where is the media? where's abc, cbs, nbc, cnn, "the washington post," new york times? i can guarantee you if this was the energy secretary under donald trump and they had per

biden was also out promoting ford while granholm's husband still had stock in ford.nd he talked up ford's all electric mustang. >> 0-60 in 20 seconds. my corvette is 5.2 seconds, so three seconds. >> three and a half but whose counting. >> whose counting. >> does it have a launch button reporter: this is not the first time that granholm has been put in the spotlight because of her stock holdings. she sold $1.6 million worth of protera stock, the electric bus maker based in california. that happened after she was confirmed as energy secretary and after president biden and vice president harris had talked up the company. stuart? stuart: investigate. all right, hillary, thank you very much indeed. see you later. let me have a look at cava in the stock, it's down six points today but yesterday when it debuted on the stock market the thing went straight up, from $22 asking price, i think it closed at 43. andy puzder with me now. welcome back, andy. always good to see you. what's so special about cava that it would almost double from its offering price in one-day? >> well

i did this because i was governor of michigan, granholm says. cutting regulatory red tape and taxes is the way to keep california in the driver's seat of innovation and environmental protection. in redwood city, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. well, nasa is giving us a better look at just how full california's largest reservoir is after all of the rain that we received from the early months of this year. the satellite images so dramatic excuse me, show dramatic change at shasta lake. now, the image on the left is from last november. take a look. the image on the right is a little more than a week ago. and you can see the lake filled almost to capacity. you can find images of how recent storms have affected northern california. but i also going to our website .com. but boy bill i mean that is a significant change. yeah it's really nice to see oroville shasta shasta the oroville right behind and lake oroville is all the way. i looked at a picture of that the other day, heather, and it looked pretty good as well. so the surface reservoirs, pretty go

granholm says. cutting regulatory red tape and taxes is the way to keep california in the driver's seat of innovation and environmental protection. in redwood city, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. mercedes-benz beats out tesla to become the first carmaker to receive authorization in california to sell or lease vehicles with an automated driving system to the public. today's approval allows the company's drive pilot feature on designated highwaysky , but must be available autopilot handle some driving tasks but require drivers to pay attedes says its automated driving system will be available in some of its vehicles starting next year. all right. we've told you about the push by some car makers to remove a m radio from their vehicles. well, coming up, some members of congress do not think it's a good idea. and in the south bay, we will show you how san jose police is marking pride month ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an ar

granholm says.ting regulatory red tape and taxes is the way to keep california in the driver's seat of innovation and environmental protection. in redwood city, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. well, meantime, electric vehicle maker rivian is looking to sublease a massive property in hayward, one that it moved into less than a year ago. the san francisco business times is reporting that the company listed that 16 acre site for sublease earlier this spring, rivian cut 6% of its workforce last year with additional layoffs. this year. rivian has been planning, though, to build a $5 million manufacturing plant near atlanta, georgia. safe landing for passengers on an air india flight headed to san francisco. international engine troubles grounded that flight in cyber area for two days. those passengers arriving at sfo early this morning very grateful that the journey is all over the emergency landing in that remote location meant some of them were bunked down on mattresses in classrooms, while some familie

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. >> granholm, you are killing me. claims that granholm pushes for more fossil fuels. >> hopped in her cars and drove away after that. she's as green as it gets. >> ainsley: she's with the biden administration. why are they protesting? at least they're not gluing themselves to something. that's a new trend. or destroying the paintings. >> brian: or the mona lisa. or the mona lisa. there's only one of them. all right. now this. fox news alert. lost at sea. the search mission is still under way for the missing titanic sub with five people aboard. >> ainsley: the oceangate vessel lost contact with its support ship an hour and 45 minutes into what is normally a 2 1/2 hour dive down to the bottom. >> will: and time is of the essence with the occupants having just 96 hours of oxygen supply. our next guest is a retired navy submariner who is an expert in undersea warfare. brian clark joins us now. thanks for being with us this morning. so many details in this story. so many different potentialities. what's your top line takea

[chanting] granholm you are killing me. >> carley: protesters are mad because they say granholm hypocriticallys. taking victory celebration a little too far. hurting himself after winning a chance to spin the show's iconic wheel. >> henry was celebrating and he dislocated his shoulder. >> awe. so, he is not going to be able to spin the wheel, but alice is going to spin the wheel for him. here we go. thank you. how about 95? don't hurt yourself. >> carley: heck yeah, henry's wife spun him a 95 spinning him to a showcase show down where he won a hawaiian vacation, guys. isn't this a funny story. he will be fine. look at him. >> brian: did they put it back in place like jiff jenkins, griff dislocated his shoulder on the fox square and had to go to the hospital. >> carley: means that the price is right has a whole nursing staff. >> a lethal weapon. you just go a wall and bang it. >> will: that's all i know about dislocated shoulders. >> brian: they don't do it live. they could have stopped tape and put his shoulder in place, you know? do you know, chris? >> chris: i don't. >> ainsley: then they wo

secretary granholm is at the silicon valley leadership group's energy and sustainability summit in redwoodey're highlighting the biden administration effort to make the united states more energy secure and more competitive and what secretary granholm called a clean energy manufacturing powerhouse. secretary is also expected to take a test drive during a demonstration of the latest ev technology. also today, oakland leaders plan to unveil a budget they say avoids cutting a number of critical city services. the budget proposal includes strategic spending reductions that will save $20 billion. the city manager says a federal grant will allow the city to avoid staffing cuts inside the fire department. mayor shengtao will also name an interim fire chief at a news conference as the outgoing chief, reginald freeman , is retiring tomorrow. well hundreds of people are finally back on us soil here in the bay area. a problem forced their plane to make an emergency landing in siberia. the group stuck in a rural russian town for days. ctv's bailey o'carroll has more from the passengers who went through

stock granholm did own individual stocks, which she now claims she solds, in may. >> to prediction is the host of the two addiction show.ast. >> and it's a great podcast to do your reaction to this. ? she knew exactly what she wa s investedy . an sai this is a woman who, whed n she was governor of michigan, away awayould be blown by the green initiatives that she would bring to the state. this hasthis has been her baby e years. there is no question in my mind that shee wa knew she was lyingn that moment. mutual funds. she knew she wasew invested in these companies because she's been doing things to make surere succeed. this is exactly what we don'twe want. we don't want peoplen power to r to be able to influence whether or not companies do well. ouldshe should be in big troubl. >> but will she be? a not as a democrat, but itt ener really matters because you're talking about energy, possibly the most vital part ogf our economy as we deal with inflation and a willingness to give oil and gas against our will. this is what the administration wants. but who thinks who feels differently abo

jennifer granholm and this administration came out with a statement saying this is in the national interest. the people in the carolinas are paying ten times more than in west virginia for the gas we produce. that's ridiculous for them to have that heck of a stranglehold on it. and also helping the rest secure national markets as far as energy, you have to be independent, you have to be secured. this is a great project that's going to help not only just west virginia, but the entire energy security system. >> okay. it's interesting because last month you said you were going to block all of joe biden's -- president biden's epa nominees until he halts a radical climate agenda but he just green lighted a bunch of products including this one. you've been critical of the president in recent months. does this change your point of view? are you ready to endorse him? >> well, the bottom line is, i'm going to work whenever i think that basically we're moving in the right direction. what you've just seen is basically the extremes trying to run this operation. the united states government from the far

. >>> happening today president biden's energy secretary is in the bay area, jennifer granholm will beting hosted by the silicon valley leadership group in redwood city. she's set to highlight the biden administration's clean energy push, and she will have a test drive with the latest ev technology. >>> north dakota's governor and former vice president mike pence launched their campaigns yesterday. pence accused his former boss, former president trump are putting himself ahead of the u.s. constitution on january 6th. >> my former running mate continues to insist i had the right to overturn the election, but president trump was wrong then, and he's wrong now. >> this comes as trump says he's being informed that he is a target of a doj investigation into how he handled classified documents. that's according to two sources briefed on a meeting between lawyers and prosecutors. we have known for more than a year that a special prosecutor was looking into trump's handling of the documents, but informing him of the next step in the process means prosecutors believe he committed a crime. last

. >>> jennifer granholm will be making a bay area visit.in the epa administrator for a test drive for the latest ev technology. >>> the sheriff and city leaders are set to unveil plans to deploy a new task force. it's a specialized team of sheriff deputies that have undergone extensive training. this all comes as the city continues to try and crack down on the fentanyl crisis. you will recall in april governor gavin newsom sent in the chp and the national guard to help police combat the drug crisis. >>> happening now, one of the most active volcanos in hawaii is actively erupting. scientists say there's no reason for nearby communities to be concerned. right now this is all contained within the closed area of hawaii volcano's national park. kilauea is hawaii's second largest volcano. in the 2018 eruption damaged more than 40 homes. >>> and then the bay area and the rest of the world is celebrating the lgbtq pride. >> and in san josÉ, we have video from last year's ceremony. san josÉ was the first police department of a major u.s. city to ra

high-profile democrat is caught in a stock-trading scandal, i'm talking about energy secretary jennifer granholmhe did not own individual stocks. watch. >> ethics officials in recent years have warned one-third of the energy department's senior officials own stock related to the agency's work, more than 130 officials in the energy department collectively reported about 2,700 trades of shares, options, bonds in companies that ethics officers said were related to the agency's work. do you own individual stocks, madam secretary? >> no. i'm invested in mutual funds. >> good. >> brian: only if it was true. it wasn't. she did own individual stocks, claiming she sold them in may. tudor dixon is the host of the tudor dixon show, a great podcast. tudor, your reaction to this revelation? >> she knew exactly what she was invested in. when she was governor of michigan said we would be blown away by the green initiatives she would bring to the state. this has been her baby for years. there's no question in my mind that she knew she was lying in that moment. mutual funds? she knew she was invested in these co

the summit meeting in redwood city, talking about green energy targets, energy secretary jennifer granholmdministration's geo thermal wind, solar and electrical investments will help it meet its goal of a zero carbon footprint by the year 2050. and it is just astonishing to see this wave of investment happening across the country and happening in places that have been left behind right now. we have such a unique opportunity for innovation all focused on making the climate cleaner. it's just tremendously exciting. it's really a golden age of evs, golden age of clean technology. we just have to make sure it happens faster and officials say combining the push for clean vehicles and technology with environmental protection, well, it's a win win in the corporate world, cracking down on drug dealing in san francisco's tenderloin district. coming up, we're going to hear from both the sheriff and the district attorney on the new program to try to clean up the city streets. and reports of road rage in oakland. a woman warning other drivers after a terrifying confrontation that led to shots being fi

. >> kayleigh: this same group called karma defines was kicked out of an event where jennifer granholmough. but the most devoted democrats make it religious. party's climate czar, john kerry, had the audacity while visiting their. i wonder if he took a private jet. he was visiting the actual pope to claim that his own climate agenda was a "christian obligation." i think his wife is, to reach. no matter what democrats do, it is never enough. monica crowley is former assistant secretary of the secretary and host of the monica crowley podcast. welcome. >> great to be here. >> kayleigh: you have her on the call with 2500 activists and she is saying, i was being -- i was saying be aggressive. it sounds like a dog whistle. >> and the radical left has been interested in the green agenda and climate change and they keep redefining what actually that means because the data keeps changing. i mean, the science has not settled here at all. to keep trying to redefine it and at its base, you talked about how it is a secular religion and that is absolutely true. at its face, climate change and the gr

. >> bret: here is the secretary of energy, granholm on cuts overall and what they mean. >> opec decideson, that's a problem. we want to encourage domestic production. we have called for domestic production increases. in fact this year we'll be at a record level of domestic production in the united states. >> bret: true? >> this year we are seeing production grow. it should be back to the precovid levels. maybe even beyond that. so, yeah. that is true. >> bret: all right. one more. >> this is the president on a decade of oil talking about your business. >> think will invested too little of that profit increase production. when i talk to a couple of them they said you are going it shut down all the oil wells and refineries anyway so why should we invest in them? i said we are going to need oil for at least another decade and. [laughter] we're going to need it. >> bret: the president got laughs there on at least another decade. he is talking about talking about ceos in your business like you that he is having these conversations with. >> well, i think the point that he is responding, to it

the federal government under this administration, granholm said this is a national interest it is national need this energy in the market. 2 billion cubic feet a data set another project in america can do it. finally we are going to finish it. 94% is already built. 94%. that afternoon at 3 miles we only have 20 miles to finish. he'll be up and running by january of next year. shannon: there is debate who gets the credit for this getting done the wall street journal said this mentions that he voted for lester's inflation reduction act in return for a promise by president biden and leader schumer to pass permitting reform that would include expedited approval of the mountain valley pipeline he got nothing from his fellow democrats but now republicans have come to his rescue. fight liberty pipeline from green purgatory you are welcome senator is what they say. how much credit do you republicans forgiveness across the finish line? >> sa thank you absolutely a big thank you for kevin mccarthy and his leadership team. our republican colleagues in the senate, all of us. i've spearheaded the same

us energy secretary jennifer granholm says the administration is geothermal wind, solar and electricaland it is just astonishing to see this wave of investment happen across the country and happening in places that have been left behind. right now, we have such a unique opportunity for innovation, all focused on making the climate cleaner. it's just tremendously exciting. it's really a golden age of evs, golden age of clean technology. we just have to make sure it happens faster. officials say combining the push for clean vehicles and technology with environmental protection is a win win in the corporate world. rivian, the electric car maker, wants to sublease a huge property in hayward that it moved into less than a year ago. the san francisco business times reports that the company listed the 16 acre site for sublease earlier this spring. last year, rivian cut 6% of its workforce with more layoffs expected this year as it struggles to increase production of its trucks and electric vehicles. time is running out for more than a million americans who still haven't claimed their tax refu

biden's energy secretary jennifer grand teton granholm made false statements to congress.d six stocks after two years after being sworn in and writing to clarify, i mistakenly told the committee that i did not own any individual stocks, whereas i should have said, that i did not own any conflicting stocks. so, on april 20, she testified, i'd only hold mutual funds but one month later, oops, i actually did hold these individual stocks including ford , with her husband, and that be a conflict of interest. she also said look, i'm not going to object to congressional legislation that would ban executive department officials from holding stock so now she fe sses up two years in and it might have been an honest mistake. either way i support banning people like myself from holding equities of the companies that i regulate. stuart: okay. going to see what happens there, thank you, lauren. now this a new episode of " american built" airs tonight about the lincoln tongue el. here is a treasury view preview. >> the tunnel is a hole in the ground. >> a dangerous mission. >> the risks

same group called climate defiance was kicked out of an event where energyt wh secretary jennifer granholms promotinlmg the bidenda. administration's green agenda. that apparently isn't radicathal enough. t th >> but the most devoted democrats make it religioue mos biden's climate czar, john kerry, had the audacity whilczar, joe visiting the popee i wonder if he took a private jet to that one. yes, he was visiting the actual that pope to claim that his own climate agenda was a, quote,hida christian obligation. >> i think life is, too. but yeah. o, i still, no matter what democrats do, it's never enough. monica crowleyt is former assistant secretary of the treasury and host of the monica the crowley podcast. she joins me now. monica, welcome. great to be here. you know, you have refused to leave. she's on this call with 125 a activists and she says, no, i wasn't saying be aggressiv e. i was saying be aggressive about legislation. but to me, it sounds like a dog whistle. welle ag, yeah, of course.. and the radical left has been deeply, deeply in the greenn agenda and climate change. and they

so meanwhile, we have energy secretary granholm herself who is defending dance against gas stoves although she has one herself. which is the height of leftist apocryphal boxy. so distilleries in california are suing for exceptions on gas stoves. can you imagine suing to keep a gas stove in your kitchen? this is absurd, this is why ten years ago i don't think any of us saw -- there are plenty of topics to the ten years ago we would've thought there was no possible way that we get there. one of the key principles of our great country as we have -- not we the bureaucrats. we the people. it is kind of a dictator of the bureaucracy, to be honest. free markets terms what we want for ourselves and our families and our communities. people in america are free right now to have a choice. you can have a gusto if you want or you can have a -- snow. i want to thank you all for dissipating in this meaningful discussion today and i look forward to scheduling a follow-up hearing with the promise of energy and maybe then they'll actually show up and do their jobs and be held accountable to the american peo

us energy and energy secretary jennifer granholm says the administration nation's geothermal wind, solareet its goal of a zero carbon footprint by 2050. and it is just astonishing to see this wave of investment happening across the country and happening in placesbehind right now, we ha unique opportunity for innovation all focused on making the climate cleaner. it's just tremendously exciting. it's really a golden age of evs, golden age of clean technology. we just have to make sure it happens faster. officials say combining the push for clean vehicles and technology with environmental protection is a win win in the corporate world. a new study finds that many native hawaiians are leaving hawaii because it's become too expensive to live there. according to the american community survey, around 310,000 native hawaiians live on the hawaiian islands compared to 370,000 who live in the continental united states. most of the people who've left cite the high cost of living according to pay scale. hawaii's cost of housing is 214% higher than the national average. the overall cost of living ther

secretary granholm can simply say my bill affects energy security even though it doesn't.he biden administration's ban on gas stoves is the result of the democrats' war on natural gas. they want to force a transition away from affordable and reliable energy by banning the products that americans use every day. department of energy's gas stove ban is actually the energy security threat. because it is not economically justified. it will not result in a significant saving of energy, and it will reduce consumer choice for natural gas, kitchen ranges and ovens, and its goal is to eliminate the use of natural gas, which is used to support america's energy security. natural gas kitchen ranges and ovens are currently the preferred choice of 40% of american households. nearly 187 million americans use natural gas because it is affordable and reliable. according to industry estimates, homes with natural gas appliances save up to $1,068 per year compared to all electric homes. natural gas stoves are affordable, reliable, and widely popular. i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendme

secretary of energy jennifer granholm recently sent a letter to ferc endorsing the project. so the mountain valley pipeline is 95% complete and would be finished today if it weren't for the rulings by the fourth circuit that have stayed or vacated multiple approvals granted by federal and state environmental regulators. the fourth circuit has acted nine times with respect to the mountain valley pipeline. in eight of those nine occasions, the court has either stayed or vacated an approval from a federal or a state agency. only once did the court uphold an approval for this project, and that was when the court upheld water quality certifications from the state of virginia under section 401 of the clean water act. but within days of that opinion, the same fourth circuit panel vacated similar 401 water quality certifications from the state of west virginia. because certification from both states is necessary to allow the army corps of engineers to issue a required 404 permit for the mountain valley pipeline, vacating certification from one state has had the effect of continuing

secretary granholm was touting things from the infrastructure bill and also some climate provisions from. it's smart because, you know, it's hard for accomplishments to breck through. when you're able to pair the accomplishments with hypocrisy, that is a more interesting story. people in south carolina, alabama are going to hear more about what the biden administration is doing. i think the administration is also trying to protect against future republican efforts to repeal parts of either the inflation reduction act or the infrastructure bill. you know, i thought the speech yesterday in chicago was really smart. the messages, the plan is working, right? polling may show people are still worried about the economy. certainly it does. polling may show people don't necessarily give the president high marks on his managing of the economy. what they're trying to show is there's a plan we put in place when we came out of covid for g7 nations, america leads in economic growth. we have the lowest inflation among our colleagues in the g7. also, that they've put a new foundation in with the infras