so long green energy has been on the use mind for very long time. and germany was one of the strongest proponents for the switch to renewable energy, to the detriment of natural gas speed up the necessary green transition. we have to face out pollutants gas. we want to create thousands of jobs for door to door. we must massively develop renewable energy in order to abandon the use of fossil fuels as quickly as possible. this is exactly what we have undertaken to do together, we're going on. but today we're taking our ambition yet to another level, to make sure that we become independent of russian fossil fuels as quickly as possible to accelerate the phasing out of fossil fuel. and most importantly, to kick start investments on a new scale. wow, i mean that about base with so fast i will talk with last, just listening to it. jury's best laid plans are on our raveling is off the can you crane drive on and sticking it looks a lot more like sticking at your local tree. hardy says, ah, columbia has a liked his 1st have a left is to president gustavo petr

one step that the white house is taking here to try and boost the green energy agenda, renewable energy -- i don't know our caller would be happy to learn that they are lifting tariffs on those panels. they will be bringing in more solar panels, trying to make it easier to do that. as far as the broader climate agenda, that is something that just seems to be gummed up in the senate. senator manchin has the issues with some of the tax credits that the administration proposed. again, another example of seeing if they can find a more narrow kind of agreement there. in the meantime, it seems to be a wait and see game there. host: an is calling from north carolina. go ahead. caller: i don't think that the democrats in the administration talked enough about inflation as being global, even though there are some things they could do to help your. but inflation is global and it is in the other large developed countries. in fact, one country will be looking at given -- giving a stipend or stimulus to help their citizens with energy. i think democrats need to make sure that people understand that

harris managed to convince the european union to classify nuclear energy as green energy last february paving the way for french president, emmanuel. and i called to announce that nuclear energy is fresh is future and that there would be a french nuclear renaissance. this after previously announcing the closure of friendship, we are energy reactors under the pretext, and they weren't brain enough. lynn still refuses to see nuclear energy as a clean alternative to rush gas, but it's docked itself into a corner by denouncing nuclear power. so lawn, green energy has been on the e use mind for very long time, and germany was one of the strongest proponents for the switch to renewable energy to the detriment of natural gas speed up the necessary green transition. we have to face out pollutants, gas. we want to create thousands of jobs. we must massively develop renewable energy in order to abandon the use of fossil fuels as quickly as possible . this is exactly what we have undertaken to do together. but today we're taking our ambition yet to another level, to make sure that we become indep

energy. well, in germany, the green to join the goes up in the flames. have reactivated told plant fires as berlin is forced to compensate is energy market for the loss of russian in the form of rebel fight to become to the left wing presidents in columbia's history with the traditionally us allied country now expected to drift away from washington sphere of influence with very well welcome to you. you are watching aussie international coming to you live from moscow with the latest well headlines. it's good to happy with this. this out . we start with the latest, from the dumbass way, ukraine's military has resumed its heavy shelling of the city of don. yes. local officials ikea forces have been firing or tend to react residential areas. dozens of kilometers away from the fighting on the front lines. ah, and verify that much of footage proposed to show the aftermath of monday's attacks . there's been no word about casualties so far. when you challenge comes off, the $900.00 people were killed and more than a 100 wounded. and the don, yes for public last w

there's no finds no shortage of bias, force energy and germany. the green agenda goes up in the flames. have reactivated coal plug fine and is forced to compensate its energy market for the loss of russian import cause the former rebel fight that becomes the left wing president in columbia. history would be traditionally us allied country now expected to drift away from washington. bid with sorry, will welcome to you. you're watching aussie international with the latest world headlines is good to happy with us. and we start with the latest from a dumbass way. ukraine's military has resumed its heavy shelling of the city of don . yes. local officials say cabs forces have been firing artillery at residential areas. dozens of kilometers away from the fighting on the front lines. ah verify damage a footage proposed to show the aftermath of monday's attacks in which at least 4 people have reported being wounded, including a child. there were new lincolns after 19 were killed, and more than a 100 wounded and don, yes, republic last week. as a result of explaining

president biden is at the g-7, pushing green energy and blaming putin, hashtag. >> the entire world isa's brutal war in ukraine and on our energy markets. we need worldwide effort to invest in transformative clean energy projects, to ensure the critical infrastructure is resilient to changing climate, critical materials are necessary for our clean energy transition. >> jesse, standing behind him is the new leader from germany, who last week had to reopen old coal-fired power plants in order to power their country. green energy, it's a great goal in the future. it's not what is needed right now. they can't -- they just can't quit. >> no. europe is not going green. they're going black as in black coal. germany, the economic engine of the continent, is going into coal. they can't do solar, because you need consistent hot sun all year around. they don't have it there. they can't do windmills, because germany is a lot of plateaus and forests. there's no place to put the windmills. france, the other big powerhouse, they're 80% nuclear. they're not going to budge. the countries will go to coa

but at the same time, it is good that africa is preparing really for exports of green energy to, to, for instance, europe into the world to japan and so on. will tell me no me via is trying to sell sunshine to europe and green hydrogen. that's why it was last week for the economic form. but the country import 2 thirds of its electricity, mainly from south africa, which has its own problems. but can to me via fell to europe and power. it's people . well, everything is possible and live and get this over is very important to see what is really happening. what is the benefits to the, the country, the benefit to climate, the benefits go some of the cost level of electricity locally and also to europe. and it is good to actually start with, find that to find out what is really the sense of the large projects or electricity. first of all, the renewable electricity, and then to make part of this electricity ship part of gender and money based on hydrogen to europe. it's actually a more complex subject in which it is important to go in steps and to be careful not all around and to the risk of

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this field is suitable for solar energy and it's close to a transformer station. switching to green energy requires lots of land and raises questions. and i'm a good mind if a community has few problems with the areas in question with more with the project when and german society as a whole prophets if yearn and only a tiny, tiny handful of people are able to successfully block it hunger and then our social structure is flawed. below. ready what satan is that by 2045 germany hopes to get most of its energy from renewables to do this, solar and wind power systems must be expanded on a massive scale, but on then more suitable places for generating solar energy around the world. sunny places, not off north africa, has that land enough land. if we covered 300 kilometers by 300 kilometers and with solar panels more the equivalent of about one percent of the sahara getting we could meet the entire planets. energy needs. ready solar power plants already exist in the sahara, but they may need generate powerful countries in the region. nothing has come of the big plans to expose that solar power to

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this is about green energy innovation. every dollar spent in green energy innovation will give you $11 back. why? about it is really very very simple. right now the reason why it's hard to do climate policy is because we're asking everyone on the planet to do stuff. they don't want to do. this is why we keep coming up short, right? this is why everybody goes to glasgow and say no you go first. no you go first, right and everybody says, okay. i'm gonna promise something unrealistic in 2050 if you do it, too and then everybody says that and they sign it and they all you know, get all the applause. but of course they never actually do this because it's really costly and it gets you booted out of office if you actually do this as long as climate policy is incredibly expensive. you're never going to get anything, but this, you know signaling. oh, i'd like to show you i'm a really great guy. however, if we could innovate the price of new green below fossil fuels repeat on everybody would just buy it. you wouldn't need all these

he is forcing them to reconfigure to make green energy biofuels. blaming refiners.is blaming putin. russia is pumping flat-out and biden enriching our enemies while impoverishing u.s. consumers. his policies create more dirty oil produced by foreign country. >> from day one that is exactly what they have done. look at all the executive orders he put in place. talking about being patriot schnick be patriotic support domestic production of oil, domestic production of energy so american people don't pay $6 a gallon for gasoline and 6.50 for diesel. those are the type of things we shoulding be doing. that exact opposite what every day americans want. if you can find a f-150 lightning, they're 90, to $100,000, americans can't afford that especially with interest rates in america. elizabeth: to the congressman's point, president is desperate. biden's consumer sentiment rating from university of michigan is worse than jimmy carter. hispanic women, millenials walking away from him. democrats don't want to endorse him. it is his owning fault. his misleading message something

a new era of green energy. in yakutia, on the other side of the screen in the arctic city of verkhoyansk, a solar power plant has been launched. this is on the first world experience next. i hope that all this will be easier, we will learn how to correctly exploit, competently implement, verkhoyansk, located more than 1300 km from yakutsk, it is one of the most remote and kilowatts produced using solar energy will provide a reliable energy supply to all residents of the polar city . it just cannot be overestimated. it is able to reduce fuel consumption, which is especially important for residents of such hard-to-reach and remote areas as the verkhoyansk district, which was built in less than a year the power plant has become the largest in the arctic with an area of ​​9 football fields, and with a capacity of more than 1,000 kw, it is able to withstand extreme frosts. energy will flow through the wires stably in any weather. all gifts of nature received will be effectively used even at night, which will minimiz

everyone would go to green energy.would adopt it much quicker than any government trying to push us into a more costly energy source. they're pushing us into even costlier energy source than the costly fossil fuel on record right now. that is very, very worrisome. i think the white house doesn't even themselves believe in their energy policy because at the same time, they're regulating away the fossil fuel industry. they're asking ceos to basically to bo out and pump more. it is just, they're trying to raise and cut supply at the same time. elizabeth: tomas, here is the other issue. you need to look at the producer price index, right? feedstock of inflation, that is the wholesale prices companies have to pay. when you raise rates, rules and regulations the companies pass it along in the form of higher inflation. when you look what is going on, rate hikes will not produce rice in rates and economy. collapse in partisanship, nancy pelosi on and other side of the republicans this is going on since the early '90s. watch re

transition to green energy.led traditional power plants running on coal and natural gas began to withdraw from the ex. fathers without providing an alternative the problem is that wind and solar farms, which are one of the cheapest forms of electricity generation, do not produce electricity continuously and need high capacity batteries to store the generated energy in large numbers of batteries. currently located at the production stage, which is not fast enough to compensate for the closure of traditional power plants that can operate around the clock, the problem is exacerbated by the complexity of the chains, supply chains and rising inflation. biden. even decided to use martial law to speed up the production of solar panels in america, while his secretary of energy has other priorities in june, the west celebrates the so-called gay pride month by jennifer grainhol. so immersed in the atmosphere that she personally raised above the ministry transgender and lgbt flag we are proud that 20% of doe employees iden

every dollar spent on green energy innovation will give you $11 back. why?f you think about it, it is simple. right now the reason it is hard to do climate policy is we are asking everyone on the planet to do stuff they don't want to do. this is why we keep coming up short, this is why everybody says you go first, you go first. everybody is i going to promise something unrealistic in 2050 if you do it too and then they sign it and get all the applause but never actually do this because it is really costly and gets you booted out of office if you actually do this. as long as climate policy is incredibly expensive you are never going to get anything with a signaling i'm like to show you i'm a really gate -- great guy but if we could innovate the price of new green energy, we would be done. everybody would be fine. you wouldn't need all the grand big un conferences. every but he would just get on with it. if solar and wind with lots of batteries and other backup opportunities was cheaper than fossil fuels china and india would be doing it. the point we need to

instead, always saddling up to the green energy movement. ce with energy executives who based on reports they were surprised they didn't get face time after they came all the way to the white house. >> yeah, it's amazing. this is the first president in modern history that's failed to meet with the big energy companies. and they have to realize that energy is still a big part of the u.s. economy. it provides union jobs, high paying jobs. it's a big part of our economy. and to just snub them like little kids, it's just -- it shows how out of touch this president is with the economy and with the american people. and now here at the g-7, what does he do there? he's doubling down. he's spending more taxpayer dollars on green energies for poor countries, for environmental justice. he's given the entire g-7 nations that contribute more to this, i think he needs to contribute more to developing u.s. oil and gas resources so we don't get into the type of situation we have in europe where somebody like russia is controlling europe with their oil and ga

so i ran a project together so where can you spend the resources so by far this is about green energyion that will give you $11 back so it is very challenges. why is a hard to do climate policy because they ask everyone on the planet to do stuff they don't want to do. this is why we keep coming up short and everybody says you go first.et that i will promise something and then too get all the applause because it is costly in gets you booted out of office if you do this. as long as climate policy is expensive you will never get anything to show you them are really great guy but if we could innovate fossil fuel we would be done you wouldn't need all the graphic un conferences everybody would get on with it if solar and wind with a lot of batteries is cheaper than fossil fuels than china and india w would do it. we need to makean sure we make that happen should it be cheaper? it probably should be that g probably won't be so if we make that cheaper. >> we could but eventually it might happen and then to crack the human genome has a great idea of basically using algae to produce oil basica

, let's say to what extent it was decided by the government, and now the stations that produce green energyr the energy produced at the level of 15 percent. i understand that these stations only have enough money there for wages. yes, it is already in trend after the end of the full-scale war, in fact, it is just another stage, it is not with the russian federation, mr. ivan, i pass you now, i know that you definitely have something to say as an environmentalist, in particular, well about energy problems i won't say because i'm not an expert i've been working in the national nature park here for many days, for many years, the lviv estuary, which is not far from zmiivny island, this is a large area of ​​the sea, many estuaries, and we we are observing a really terrible phenomenon that is going on in this, uh, uh, nefarious and bandit russia in recent days. we are recording a lot of dolphins on the coast of the black sea. to the shore and they are unlike those dolphins that we observed earlier and were poachers because they have cut off fins with uh, well, traces of nets, now they absolutely

and what we are finding is they can't. >> john: so the move toward green energy, is this a policy or >> phil: it's an ideology and not based in reality. you know, when you talk about wind farms and what you have to do to scale it to meet energy demands of today, whether you are talking about solar and inability to capture electricity and you talk about electric cars, electric cars do not produce electricity, they store electricity. you have to get that electricity from somewhere. and right now our power grid can barely keep up with providing the energy it normally does. >> john: and the greens don't want to build nuclear power plants, i don't know where they are going to get the electricity they need. good to get your take on things. thank you. >> anita: john, the war in ukraine hitting a critical moment this hour as russia appears to tighten its grip on two key cities in the east. while the u.s. is committed to sending more weapons, the delay in delivery is giving putin a leg up in the war. nate foy is live in lviv with an update on all of this. hi, nate. >> hey, anita, good afternoo

this is about green energy innovation.ry dollar spent in green energy innovation will give you $11 back. why? about it is really very very simple. right now the reason why it's hard to do climate policy is because we're asking everyone on the planet to do stuff. they don't want to do. this is why we keep coming up short, right? this is why everybody goes to glasgow and say no you go first. no you go first, right and everybody says, okay. i'm gonna promise something unrealistic in 2050 if you do it, too and then everybody says that and they sign it and they all you know, get all the applause. but of course they never actually do this because it's really costly and it gets you booted out of office if you actually do this as long as climate policy is incredibly expensive. you're never going to get anything, but this, you know signaling. oh, i'd like to show you i'm a really great guy. however, if we could innovate the price of new green below fossil fuels repeat on everybody would just buy it. you wouldn't need all these gran

you cannot store a lot of green energy to even make more green energy. natural gas or fossil fuels, the electric car is like a double whammy. you need coal for the electricity and you need gas and the machinery to dig for those precious metals for the batteries. i don't think people want to think about this but mathematically it, hole, if you -- of building an equal requires fossil fuel energy the more you build these e-cards, the less fuel you're going to happen until you can't make the cars anymore and then where will you be? i was going to say, judge, the answer is nuclear. >> judge jeanine: "the wall street journal" article about these young women who want entrepreneurial to chicago or something, it was a nightmare reading it. did you read the article? >> jesse: if you have a baby, jesse jr. and we are on a road trip going for five hours, you can stop to turn the car for half an hour. jesse jr. is going to freak out. you've got to go. sometimes you pull off the side and the engine shuts down and he wakes up. you can't have that. has to be a smooth ri

so he's be very, it's very vocal support of transitioning to green energy. and he had germany is now opening up his co plans to make up for the, the cut in russian energy supply. so to what extent do you see europe suppose for renewable energy, realistic can be achieved? no, no, because post sample they give you the vision of 2050 i had i had a problem before, especially with these floods. what's his name? the russian figure who fled to you other when he talk about that because the tax that shall be added on the russian exposure to your shop. i yes, i bought an article and i told him, please stop paying such not to like this because we are literally, it will never be happened. be give a vision of plenty 50 the full, the expect in the future. just everything will be green. and in reality, these plans of the green energy is just coming to what maximally friend of the plans of the energy. well as wise men of exceed that because the real experience already revealed that we cannot play away in one day and night. you know, the natural gas or oil and gas and hardly

reduce their livestock government ministers have described to me as an unavoidable transition to green energy. me more. a new countries have agreed on a new proposal to combat climate change by phasing out the sale of new petroleum burning cost by 2035. the move comes and i did energy supply crisis ignited by western sanctions against russian that they require new cars sold in the u to emit 0, c o 2 emissions from 2035. that will be made possible that will make it impossible to sell new internal combustion engine vehicles and his both big changes in germany's permanent automotive injured industry. the proposal has not gone down well among auto manufacturers as the industry is a dominant contribution to the country's economy. me. well fellow you say it's it's legal guerria. portugal romania answer back. yeah, i've also said suggested pushing back the phase outdated. 2040 independent journalist on the car, unless charlie boyle thinks that such green plants cannot be realized so quickly. and they will not be supported by the population. the long term plans that they how's that been agreed and no

if joe biden is not willing to protect american manufacturers, in the green energy industry, then is he not willing to protect any traditional industry from china's economic crimes. especially since it seems that a lot of the parts and inputs, if not the panels themselves are made in the jing jiang province where china uses slave labor from ethnic minorities. more fundamentally, bret, when gas is approaching $6 a gallon. 7 and 8 in some states. the fact that biden administration is focused on solar energy as opposed to getting gas price under control tells you what their priorities are. >> bret: what do you think the heart is at that he wants to do everything to bring gas prices down obviously they are not doing everything they could be doing. and this executive action proves that. >> yeah. they are not. it's not a priority because it's not a priority for democratic politicians to bring gas prices down. this is exactly what joe biden said in the campaign. that we are going to phase out energy sources like oil and gas and coal. so, for democrats that have green new deal $5 a gallon ga

. ♪♪♪ >> john: surging energy prices could spark blackouts. how the far left push to go greend exacerbate president biden's energy crisis even further. but first, the department of justice indictment of peter navarro for contempt of congress is not enough for some democrats. members of the january 6th committee want attorney general merrick garland to pursue more prosecutions. the committee might get what it wants as a source tells fox news more indictments are still on the table. david spunt at the justice department. wheels are justice are indeed slow here, right? >> oh, how true is that statement, that's the way things work, especially here at the department of justice. we are told by multiple sources that nothing is off the table when it comes to not only january 6th indictments, but high profile names that may be involved with not cooperating with the january 6th committee. peter navarro is the latest example, he was indicted on friday, went before a federal judge down the street from me here in washington, specifically charged with two counts of contempt of congress. mis

to fast-track the green energy boondoggle than to expand access to critical weapons. our allies and partners are interested in buying american military technology. this should be a win-win. allies spending their own money to strengthen themselves by buying american and making our militaries more interoperable in the process. but too often our partners are hamstrung by american constraints on the process, like the heel-dragging bureaucracy that runs our military sales and lagging production schedules. we must adequately stockpile weapons, ammunition for our own military and have sufficient supplies and production capacity to arm our friends, and we need to do this before it's too late. building up our own stores, upgrading our allies is the best way we can avoid nightmare scenarios down the road where america could be forced into a terrible choice between committing u.s. troops to a conflict or doing nothing. the remedy is to help our allies upgrade their military capabilities in advantages. -- in advance. of course, this takes money. all of the serious preparation and

republic and without russian gas, and energy supplies come from russia, there can be no talk of green energydestruction of the czech republic is literally the end of the darkness, because lng we will not have norwegian gas. always remains only on paper, i know we don’t have other sources where we can get gas from, while some are worried about how to stay warm in ukraine , wondering where to get weapons, germany will not be able to transfer independent multiple launch rocket systems in the next six months. fire mars two need to upgrade software to use american british shells, israel refused to supply kiev with spike sir anti-tank systems and an iron dome missile defense system, meanwhile the turkish president is wondering. why the us military bases in greece are needed, they were deployed, allegedly against russia, but the rejeta and erdogan do not believe in this, given the number of military personnel who are deployed abroad only in nato countries in europe, according to official data, approximately 90,000 american soldiers are stationed anastasia dolgova lead. ideal solution for the kitche

abouthi these lies becauses as it turns out, this push towards cwhat they call renewables c and green energy and electric carsrs is a massive fraud.t we'll explain in detail. but i in order to really understand this , it is important to first know where do we get our energy from? ever ask yourself the question? we come home and flip on the lights. electricity. that's great. look at your screen. 79% of america's grid is now powered by guess what fossil fuels. what do i say about fossil fuels? the lifeblood of the world's economy that includes petroleum, natural gas and you bet coal. another eight percent is derived from nuclearig powerat plants. liberals hate that too. now currently only 12 percent d of our energy by definition would be from renewables f. so if the administration truly wanted to transition awayns from fossil fuels, they would need to shut down 80 to 90% of our power grid and replace it with what windmills, solar with what windmills, solar unfortunately, that type of so-called green energy is not so-called green energy is not let's take, for example, one wind turbine. it produ

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so by far this is about green energy innovation. every dollar spent will givesi you $11 back.out it it's very simple. right now the reason why it is hard to do climate policy is clear asking everyone on the planet to do stuff they don't want too do. this is why we keep coming up short and by everybody says you go first. i will promise something realistic if you do it and then everybody says in a sign it but they never actually do it because it is costly and it will get you booted out of office if you actually do it n as long as climate policy is incredibly expensive that i c like to show you a really great guy that if we can innovate the price of new green energy fossil fuels everybody would buy it. you don't need the un conferences. if solar and wind and other opportunities china would be doing it. we need to make that happen now we can talk for ages should third generation nuclear power be cheaper? probably but it probably won't be. if we invest cheaper than fossil fuels. make incredibly cheap we can lift quite a bit of this. it's not over the next decade or two but eventual

almost tthe claimant problems where can we spend resources to do the most good and what about green energy we think about it very simple we would ask everyone on the planet to keep coming up short. missing out you go first, note you go first. they get all to get you booted out of office if you actually do this you're never going to get anything i like to show you a really great guy however we can innovate the pricere of new green energy he would not need all these big un conferences.te lots of the batteries was cheaper than fossil fuels china would be doing it. we make that happen. third generation be cheaper we make that cheaper than fossil fuel, we are done. we could possibly lift quite a bit of this. this is not going to happen the next decade or two. eventually it might happen. this great idea and produce oil we could basically have a p floating saudi arabia and the pacific ocean. food harvest and rent our entire fossillhi fuel economy on the soil. actually soaked up that out there too. this is vastly inefficient right now. maybe it will be efficient. there are thousands of these kind

green energy. various projects are blocked here.is rather difficult for mineral fertilizers. well , maybe some percentage. uh, canada a can additionally take on the global. and now, of course, as you know actively in the western community the usa canada from the closest allies of great britain australia south korea and japan other strange ones are discussing how to isolate russia china and how replace them in the market of rare earth metals and e, minerals critical for green energy, lithium, cobalt copper graphite and so on, but again in canada uh, here uh, everything is only at the very initial level of the government defined uh, 31 31 uh an element of minerals that are important hmm strategic in terms of green energy, but nothing is being developed here yet and the natural conditions and regulation of the industry are difficult although the government has pledged until 2030, approximately 3 billion american dollars in terms of canadian dollars to do some work here, but again , these are just the first steps. and if you look at it