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i had congressman jeff duncan from south carolina who was a key leader on the energy committee and we talked about the lng pause. we have another one with kelly armstronging for government and he is a big energy leader in congress. weird trying to do a mix of colleagues but we want to bring in outside guests who can make news and tell us what is going on in the government and have a good back and forth. it is rapidfire questioning and a lot of fun and i think people would enjoy listening to that and hopefully we will have an outside guest once a week. host: the podcast is called politico energy the host and climate reporter is josh siegel. thank you so much for joining us. guest:

reasons for this loss . reasons for this loss. >> alex armstrong, let's bring you in at at this point, how much comfort can the tories take and what jeff that the swing is not that bad in kingswood. that's according to sir jacob rees—mogg the turnout rees—mogg and also the turnout was can they take was low. can they take any comfort that was this just comfort in that or was this just an night the tories ? an awful night for the tories? >> i don't think they could take much comfort i mean, much comfort in swing. i mean, it's different in a general it's very different in a general election, saying. election, as we've been saying. but been a lot but frankly, there's been a lot of made by the tories of mistakes made by the tories and the up to these by and the run up to these by elections. i mean, not only was it land, unfortunately, it did it land, unfortunately, on that recession was on the day that a recession was called, it can imagine called, which it can imagine would have inspired voters to go 7 would have inspired voters to go ? about voting for ? i'm not sure about voting for rishi now, but they also rishi right now, but they also

i had congressman jeff duncan from south carolina who was a key leader on the energy committee and we talked about the lng pause. we have another one with kelly armstrongg for government and he is a big energy leader in congress. weird trying to do a mix of colleagues but we want to bring in outside guests who can make news and tell us what is going on in the government and have a good back and forth. it is rapidfire questioning and a lot of fun and i think people would enjoy listening to that and hopefully we will have an outside guest once a week. host: the podcast is called politico energy the host and climate reporter is josh siegel. thank you so much for joining us. guest: thank you for having me. host: that is it for today's show. thank you for tuning in and we will be back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern and in the meantime, have a great saturday. ♪