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the us energy secretary jennifer granholm has been speaking to the bbc.rtner, used to be reliable, no more, no country wants to take the risk of putting the can amount of its energy demand to russian supply. it is clear, and i think this accelerates the eu push to become energy independent through clean energy, they are building up their own homegrown energy, i am here at the iaea conference, every country is looking at the risk of putting too many eggs in the basket of petrol dictators and the volatility of fossil fuels that accrue from that. everyone is looking at how i can become energy independent. and you can see more of that interview with the us energy secretary jennifer granholm on "talking business with aaron heslehurst" this weekend on the bbc news channel and bbc world news. today, european leaders are meeting to approve a common approach to the energy crisis across the eu — including windfall taxes on energy company profits, and possibly a europe wide cap on the price of gas. it comes as people here in the uk see see their monthly energy bills

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elizabeth: and senator, like your reaction to the sound from the energy secretary jennifer granholm claimingalifornia is a model for the rest of the nation on green energy. you you will hear climate czar john kerry claim we should use fuel shortages to push green energy. watch this. >> california is in the lead, can show the rest of the nation how it is done. the grid has got to be ready. we have to basically double the size of the nation's electric grid with clean energy. >> what is the best stopgap measure you think? we know that the u.s. has suggested exporting fossil fuels to fill the gap in europe. is that not a contradiction to what you're pursuing which is clean energy. >> no. that was the remedy before ukraine took place and it's the remedy still even more so accentuated by what is happening in the starvation on fuel. elizabeth: you hear that, starvation on fuel. that is john kerry saying we need to do starvation on u.s. oil and gas. your word on that? >> they declared war on oil and gas, on day one of the biden administration. said they were going to end it and now you see what they

to the country, the biden administration and the energy secretary have said very explicitly, jennifer granholmn recent months, that california is the way forward. they are the model for the country when with it it comes to the future of energy. now we're seeing what's happening in that state, and i wonder how she would grapple with that. does she wish to amend her comments or her predictions, perhaps? gerry: laura, the united states was a few years ago energy if self-sufficient. it does seem like the democrats came in, decided to conduct their war on oil and gas and fossil fuels and, surprise-surprise, we now find ourselves facing soaring energy prices, shortages, crises, blackouts like the kinds we're getting in california. see a connection between those two things? >> you know, it's interesting because this whole thing that's happening many california shinea really stark light on the fact that you can't just flick a switch and go green. the infrastructure takes a long time. there really has to be a lot of transition, and i think, you know with, regular people out there understand that betwee

that is why there is a heightened sense of concern, particularly from the energy secretary, jennifer granholm, who said that all parties should be on heightened alert. thank you so much. kimberly how could reporting from the white house so hurricane in has left a trail of destruction and southwest florida, knocking out power to to 1000000 people and trumping many in flooded homes. it's now weekend to a tropical storm, but the u. s. national hurricane center is warning of catastrophic flooding inland . no deaths have been reported, but about 22 people are missing out after a boat carrying cuban migrants sink your florida. there were 911 calls for people saying, hey, the water is rising in my home. i'm going to go up in the attic, but i'm really worried, of course, those folks are now going to be going to be checked on. and so i think you'll have more clarity about that in the next day or so as they're able to go to those locations and determine whether people need need services or are able to be rescued power as slowly being restored in cuba after hurricane in left, the entire country without

when biden, jennifer granholm and co.ay we are transitionin to a cleaner future, what they're really saying is they have added america's name to a growing global suicide pact rat joining me now is tucker carlso host of tucker carlson tonight and tucker carlson originals on fox nation. the cult of confusion is available now for a tucker, we're going. >> you're next series and just moment. these aren't isolated incidents. it's easy to report on them and such for this is happening in colorado, in britain, in france but this is global consensus building that we have to lower everybody's contention in the standard of living. you don't have civilization without it. civilizations grow and they contract and without it. they get control of the energy. to someone, that person controls . so energy is controlled, we've had the energy for so long we were energy independent about 1 minutes ago. people don't understand how pressing this is and how close we are to being under cleat complete and total control. it's to limit how far people

jennifer granholm said the us should look to california as a model for clean energy, they asked residents not to charge their evs not to charge in the midst of a brutal heat wave, the president announcing more funding for charging stages, buying an electric car is too expensive for most americans dealing with inflation, one of the cars the president's test driving costs $63,000. >> the religion in the democrat party is religion climate. they worship the sun god, the wind god, the god of wishful thinking. >> reporter: yesterday the white house took some heat for celebrate in the inflation reduction act as the new inflation reading showed an increase and key inflation metric and also experts agree the spending is not going to reduce inflation at all. officials point to tax rebates. >> this includes a 30% credit to cover the cost of installing rooftop solar, 10% credit to cover the cost of insulation materials and other improvements like energy savings, windows and doors because rebates are available, tax credits available today. >> reporter: spending money in order to save money is not the

or that ex-governor jennifer granholm was qualified somehow to run the energy department. the new press secretary was the most talented communicator that joe biden could have had in that role? she does not necessarily answer questions, she just reads what people put in her briefing book. >> okay, so there are two graphs behind me. basically what they show is more supplies being sold on the market compared to a year ago. >> laura: a lack of seriousness in the joe biden white house extends to the u.s. marine corps. forget being the fierce fighting force over land and sea, the pentagon wants you to know that the marines main priority right now is celebrating pride month. even the bullets are rainbow colored. i'm sure president xi jinping is very scared tonight. and of looking at the january 6 hearings, it's all the democrats are capable of. nothing they have done has actually helped the average american who is really struggling right now. >> i missed the $3 gas prices, i don't know who is in charge of this, but it's pretty absurd. it's become $140 to fill up my van. that's [b

jennifer granholm said the u.s. should look to california as the model for clean energy.st asked their residents not to charge their evs amid a brutal heat wave. >> invest $7 billion to make american car companies and have the batteries and other critical materials that they need. >> even if those kinks get worked out, buying an electric car is too expensive for most americans dealing with inflation right now. republicans again calling the white house out of touch. >> it's death by a thousand cuts for a family getting hit at every level and their budget is taking a beating and wondering how am i going to make ends meet. it's everything. democrat policies caused this. >> the president is now at a dnc fund raiser before heading back to d.c., neil. >> neil: thanks, jacqui. fill wegman from real clear politics. it's awkward. that's the best you can say about it. others might say a tin ear. the president trumpeting the inflation reduction action that is not going down. today off to detroit to tout electric vehicles that are fine. but in this environment, doesn't look like anot

900 million to build ev charging stations on highways across 35 states after energy secretary jennifer granholm called california the nation's model. their residents were just told not to charge their electric cars amid a brutal heat wave. >> religion today of the democrat party is a religion of climate. they worship the sun god. the wind god and the god of wishful thinking. >> but biden is not shifting his messaging telling americans they can save some money by spending it on green goods and then uncle sam will give you a tax rebate. and that will not help with groceries still up nearly 14% and the white house is acutely aware that it could get worse if a railroad labor dispute isn't resolved before friday. and a nationwide strike happened for the first time in 30 years. and the white house is holding daily meetings with fema, the department of defense, and other agencies planning to move food, energy, and health products by plane, truck and waterways if necessary while the labor department brokers talks, bret. >> bret: negotiations nine hours so far. jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. ja

and that ban was applauded by many biden administration officials, including energy secretary jennifer granholmho said this is the future that they envision. but for now in california, that future seems to be stalled temporarily. californias driving electric vehicles today are having to pump the brakes to give the state's electric grid a break. california this afternoon is back under a flex alert, meaning californians are asked to avoid plugging in electric cars to conserve energy and everybody else is being asked to make sacrifices like not cooking or doing laundry to conserve power and avoid power outages. >> precool your home, run your air-conditioning earlier in the day when more power is available. turn the thermostat up to 78 or higher and avoid using large appliances. >> a republican congressman is calling it a climate change lockdown but as states like california are pushing people to go green before the grid is ready, democrats in congress are not second guessing, passing billions in dollars in taxpayer cash to encourage people to make the switch to electric vehicles despite an overwor

a couple of weeks ago, jennifer granholm sending out a letter to oil and gas companies saying let's rethink exporting so much of our problem in other words, even the u.s. to bob's point, may be saying we need to keep what's ours do you feel like there could be some kind of a dangerous hoarding or anti globalization movem movement even happening here >> brian, i think things would have to get worse before we start hoarding, but a crisis is unavailability of supply that's what we're afraid of in europe and we've got a financial problem there that could turn into a physical problem. you were in germany recently you know that they're taking this very seriously. i doubt that we're going to see hord hoarding or changing dramatically of how u.s. players work, but a crazy winter and things could change. i think it's unlikely. >> unlikely, but to your point, dan, the people are going to be the ones who make the decisions and i don't mean by people tech o techno technocrats. they want russia out they want putin gone everybody wants him away but you wonder how far the populations are willing to go in

this by the way is the very same california that energy secretary jennifer granholm praised for its greene fact that california is una bashedly bold about energy policy. the leader, leading indicator for the rest of the country, california's boldness has, i think, shaped our willingness in the federal government to move further and faster. >> except hydro electric power's down because water levels are down. solar power is up as you might imagine, but the state doesn't have the vast battery power needed to store it all so it's lose it or use it and that's why most of the time, particularly at night, fossil fuels drive california's electricity needs. and there doesn't appear to be any relief on the horizon, especially when you consider that power providers like pg& e spend half their time trying to keep the power lines up and running and then prevent the lines from falling and sparking wildfires. we have also learned during this record heat wave that california governor gavin newsome is cool, as evidenced by the flees jacket he wore during his push to convince residents to conserve energy.

in august, energy secretary jennifer granholm sent a letter to u.s.sking them to build inventories and limit exports. >> we're watching what happens globally, but we are doing everything possible to try to stabilize supply and demand to keep those prices coming down. >> bret: to keep prices down, president biden in march said a plan to release crude oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. but the 1 million barrels per day over six months has sent reserves tumbling to their lowest since 1984. >> should would he be concerned? >> i think we should be. i think the biden administration prematurely released oil from the reserve. at some point that oil is going to have to be replaced and if it isn't replaced, it's going to lead the united states consumer vulnerable to price spikes, there is going to be nobody left in the bullpen to come out and save the day. >> the white house has attempted to suspend new leases for on shore oil and natural gas saying such actions contribute to climate change. instead, the president has sought additional energy from abroad

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conference that's making an attempt to attract a younger crowd to an outdoor conference joining me is jennifer granholm, the ceo of engine number one last year, they wanted or exploited a successful etf seeking to promote companies the market is down today on concerns of an economic slowdown if we enter a recession, is it going to affect the willingness of firms to engage with you on socially responsible investing are they going to say, we can't afford to do this now! we're in a recession >> we built into number one as a performance-oriented investment firm we think a lot of people are looking too short-term and a lot of the portfolio is very long-term. so we may well be in a recession and if you think about inflation, we should make sure that people are actually holding some of these companies that are going to benefit as we go through this transition. >> this interest in environmental social and governance has invoked a very interesting backlash texas has accused firms like blackrock of boycotting oil. you've engaged in negotiations with exxon are you boy kcotting oil. is that what you're doing? >> a

so when biden, jennifer granholm and co.ay we'reionin transitioning to a cleaner future, what they are really saying is they've added america's name to a growing global suicide pact. >> joining me now is tucker carlson, host of tucker carlson tonight, and tucker carlson originals on fox nation. his latest two part series, transgressive the cult ofusio confusion, is available now. tucker, we're going to get to your new series in just a moment. but this these aren't isolated incidents. it's easy to report on them easo as such. ort this is happening in san francisco. this is happening in colorado ti then and in britain and france. but this is a global consensusna building that we have to lower everybody's consumption and then standarowerd living. >> well, the global consensus is that a small group, people need to take control of energy and energy is civilization. you don't have civilization without it.n't have civilizatio without it. civiliza tions growcivilizations grow, ss coosper with cheap energy and they contract. and with

the issue is us energy secretary jennifer granholm will join the show just days after the states movedn a run up to that ban. 2035 is long. it was a long way away as well. we have to add. we have to add power to the grid. clean power. we've got to add transmission lines to be able to bring that clean power to places where it's needed. all of that is happening right now. i mean all of that. and we're pushing on all of these lovers simultaneously to get clean power onto the nation's electric grid. we have got to double the size of the electric grid in this country, not just for electric vehicles, but because of the growth of the country and because we want to move away from fossil fuels or to de carbonized the existing fossil fuel industry, so we've got to add to the grid and we're doing that. it's part of the investments in the transmission that were passed by congress in both the bipartisan infrastructure. the law and the inflation reduction act. see more of that conversation with secretary granholm tuned into the issue is tomorrow morning, our show will get started at 6 30 right here

jennifer granholm said that the u.s. should look to california as the model for clean energy. they just asked their residents not to charge their evs amid a brutal heat wave. buying an electric car is too expensive for most americans. one of the cars that the president drove today cost more than $63,000. >> the religion today in the democratic party is a religion of climate. they worship the sun god, the wind god, the god of wishful thinking. >> yesterday the white house took some heat for celebrating the inflation reduction act just as the new inflation reading shows a worrying increase in a key inflation metric. then there's the inconvenient fact that experts agree the spending is not going to reduce inflation at all. officials here are pointing to tax rebates for investments on clean energy, but spending money in order to save some money is certainly not the same thing as bringing prices down and prices are up across the board, including for groceries, up nearly 14% around energy up nearly 16%. martha? >> martha: jacqui heinrich at the white house. thank you. the white hous

the issue is you can see a sit down with energy secretary jennifer granholm and show host alex michaelsonalex sounds like a really interesting conversation you had discussing electric cars and also this heat wave that we're seeing in california. janna good to see you. we talked about a lot of different issues. one of the big issues of this week is nuclear power. there was this big debate in the california legislature about the future of the diablo canyon nuclear power plant. it's the last nuclear power plant in california, the legislature and a big bipartisan moved moved to extend the life of it. it was supposed to end in 2020 2025. now it's going to at least 2030 the idea being it takes up too much of our power grid about 8 to 9% of our state power comes from that and you can't take that off line now. we talked with her about the future of that in the future of energy in this state. the fact that that life is potentially going to be extended is really important because of course nuclear is zero carbon emitting base load power. and you know, i'm a proponent of nuclear power. i think that

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just listen to biden's energy secretary, jennifer granholm. she's saying it is in the leadcw can show the rest of the nation how it is done. wow. wow today, whe n asked if biden agrees with this, his ownnerg energy secretary, karine jean-pierre was unable to answer that question. >> take a look at this. last friday, the energy secretary said of green technology in californiatt that state was i sn the leadlean and showing the rest of the nation how it's done. state is currently embracing for blackouts. they've set ambitious goals and in particular, the governor is asking folk. s not to charge their electric vehicles. does the president agree that california is an example for>> i the rest of the country as aecic transition? i haven't seen those specificd e statements. i would like to see it in t fuller context. the secretary has made. >> so i'm not going to comment i on something that i haven't seen in full. >> sll right. green energy and climate alarmism that is the centerpiece of biden's horrific agenda. and the energy grid inn califo californ

as pete, peter , pete, buta judge wants, and jennifer granholm wants. and they want to spend trillions more to bail out social justice majors in college who willingly took out massive student loans. anssive student loans. they signed their name tome the loan and meanwhile, american armed service men ando women left to hang out to dry. ? go get food stamps.t yo how about you take the student loan forgiven money, make the people that borrowed to pay it back and pay the people that protect the freedom so these kids can even attend schoolr and make sure they can afford to put food on their table. course, the department of. defense did find room in their budget to hire a chief a diversity, equity and inclusion officer or as she refers to herself, a woke administrator. and according to a recent fox news report, the dod's woke administer administratoronline b openly disparaged white people soenly disparaged white people an our social media has been deleted, and fox news digital a did not immediately hear a response from the department of defense. they are wait

you should be eligible present, just like you're eligible to governor arnold schwarzenegger or jennifer granholm or secretary state henry kissinger or madeleine albright. i'm picking men and women and republicans states make you eligible to be governor. why shouldn't we do that for president? states are doing things first. so i testified on behalf of a constitutional amendment for that proposition. it was introduced by a republican senator, a great republic and senator. he since passed away. he was longest serving republican senator in the history of the republic. and that was his version of the dream act. maybe not as exuberant as obama's or biden's, but that was his version. and it built on what states were doing governors. and he was republican trying to reach across the aisle to democrats. and it added to equality, you know, why is it really fair if you just lucky enough to be born a citizen that you're forever ineligible? his name is orrin hatch and then i salute him today. and i testified on behalf of that, i'm a democrat. he's a republican. but i'm giving you examples of how, if we know o

what the americans know, i didn’t know myself, us secretary of energy jennifer granholm claimed that world would flow through the nord stream 2 pipes. let's listen. one of the reasons i think this pipeline is very dangerous is because it carries the dirtiest form of natural gas on earth. now gas is dirty, you know? well i think it's most likely due to the molecule authoritarianism. well, just in a different way, actually there is no reason for such a democracy, but look, as far as the united states of america is concerned , of course, in fact, their plan is now being implemented. what it is no one in the united states wants to completely replace russian gas recession in europe recession in germany in other european countries, which until recently were economic rivals of the united states, this is just mana from heaven when you have your competitors quite recently a few years ago you put on a leash. this so-called shale gas, which, in principle, can not replace russian gas. in terms of volumes, respected experts will not let me lie, in my opinion, 60 there are other equivalents. but n

jennifer granholm? she was a total failure with obamacare.ete buttigieg, a mayor of a failing small community is the transportation secretary and takes a month off for maternity leave? i could go down the list. they are political appointees. there is hardly anyone with any business experience. the number of people that have business experience in the biden administration, i believe it is an all-time low for cabinets. obama probably had the next lowest. there is something that people have not worked in business and the free market economy to understand what the business of free market economy is. we had boarders that were secure. people point to the numbers in 2018 as being high for borders. they were. people coming across the border dropped tremendously when trump was elected and they stay down for about a year. but once the cartels figured out trump was having a hard time getting anything done, he could not get money for the wall, the numbers began to swell until he was able to get to the court cases -- host: we got the point. this is "the w

jennifer granholm? she was a total failure with obamacare.ete buttigieg, a mayor of a failing small community is the transportation secretary and takes a month off for maternity leave? i could go down the list. they are political appointees. there is hardly anyone with any business experience. the number of people that have business experience in the biden administration, i believe it is an all-time low for cabinets. obama probably had the next lowest. there is something that people have not worked in business and the free market economy to understand what the business of free market economy is. we had boarders that were secure. people point to the numbers in 2018 as being high for borders. they were. people coming across the border dropped tremendously when trump was elected and they stay down for about a year. but once the cartels figured out trump was having a hard time getting anything done, he could not get money for the wall, the numbers began to swell until he was able to get to the court cases -- host: we got the point. this is "the w

$3.73 a gallon, that is 55-cents higher compared to this time last year as energy secretary jennifer granholms from the national emergency stockpile. the administration has released 151 million barrels this year leaving the ex strategic petrolm reserve at the lowest level since 1984. look at these numbers. joining me now is tom kloza, the global head for energy analysis for energy information service. great to see you. what do you make of this chart, the crude oil stockpile falling be 450 million barrels, lowest level since 1984 as we sell about a million barrels a day to he keep oil prices lower. >> well, i think you have to say that it's a gamble. i mean, you're not going to roll out a mission accomplished banner for this right now even he though gas prices are probably lower to bill for consumers by about half a billion dollars a day. the problem is, what happens when the spr sales end in the middle of october and what happens if you don't put additional oil on the market? if we're not in a severe recession in europe or elsewhere, we might need the oil. and we've been very lucky so far in

they've been pushing jennifer granholm to do something about the jones act.g that comes up every time prices go up. it's the u.s. law that requires any movement of any of these supplies going from port to port be carried by u.s. flagships that are built in the united states does that seem likely that the jones act could be suspended >> i think the natural gas story, i keep staying this, is the most important story to watch. we've seen this extraordinary run-up in prices in europe as you mentioned, we're also seeing rising prices in the united states and real concerns that particularly in places like new england which depend on natural gas, we're going to see significantly higher prices in winter yes, the jones act is something which is back on the table i think there will be efforts by the maritime industry to lobby against that but i think the other really important story to watch is, because you have lng cargoes going to europe because of really rising prices there, we potentially see some greater calls for u.s. export restrictions come winter i think that

here is jennifer granholm the energy secretary and she is on board.fornia is leading in and, the federal government has a goal of the president's announced by 2030 that half of the vehicles in the u.s. the new ones sold would be electric. >> brian: all of the above strategy is the only effective one because the battery technology, the battery elements that make these batteries most of them in china. china has done a great job locking up other rare earth places that have the same mining capability for example the congress government china halls all the contracts. do you really want to go a technology that is not ready to convert a mode of transportation that is not set and having said that, what they are doing to the oil and gas industry is flat out criminal. bibsd has okayed the fewest oil leases of any president since world war ii. 126,000 acres. compared to nixon's was 4 million. offshore drilling is down 97% from the 18 months of trump. he has single-handedly destroying one of our greatest assets. oil and gas at a time when we are at war, basically

arnold schwarzenegger anna california, jennifer granholm in michigan. what states do and they say you can be chief executive of the state even though you are not lucky enough to be born here, maybe we should do that for the presidency. here's another thing, both parties should be in favor of this. look at states and both parties. an amendment was proposed to allow naturalized citizens to become president after being curious certain amount of time. i testified on behalf of that amendment. i happen to be a registered democrat, the amendment was proposed by a great republican senator, the longest-serving republican senator in the history of america, his name was warren hatch. he was a great man. he is a republican and i am a democrat and we both supported that. maybe we should think about it. host: let's talk to bob next from michigan on the independent line. caller: there seems to be a difference in terms of what the constitution says versus what the declaration of independence says regarding certain inevitable rights when it comes to overthrowing the pre

arnold schwarzenegger anna california, jennifer granholm in michigan.hat states do and they say you can be chief executive of the state even though you are not lucky enough to be born here, maybe we should do that for the presidency. here's another thing, both parties should be in favor of this. look at states and both parties. an amendment was proposed to allow naturalized citizens to become president after being curious certain amount of time. i testified on behalf of that amendment. i happen to be a registered democrat, the amendment was proposed by a great republican senator, the longest-serving republican senator in the history of america, his name was warren hatch. he was a great man. he is a republican and i am a democrat and we both supported that. maybe we should think about it. host: let's talk to bob next from michigan on the independent line. caller: there seems to be a difference in terms of what the constitution says versus what the declaration of independence says regarding certain inevitable rights when it comes to overthrowing the prese