that was the us energy secretary, jennifer granholm.w, one industry that uses plenty of fuel is the aviation industry. it's also one that in 2022 was finally able to start steering itself away from the huge losses of the pandemic. it's a business that's crucial to keeping the global economy turning, moving goods and people all around the world. and vital to doing that is boeing. so, when i went to the farnborough international airshow injuly, i asked the us plane—makers�* big boss dave calhoun, just how important that show was to his company. this show is very important because for three years running here without a show, we don't get to talk about or display the things were the most proud of, our products, and the products that are behind us and the products that we demonstrate for the flying public and for all of the show participants. it's been stunning to me the extent to which the demand for our products for the industry has picked up post—covid. i've always believed there would be a quick return. i never imagined it would be this

. >> yesterday the president had his secretary of low energy jennifer granholm make an announcement in the veto threat from the podium at the white house with legislation that is with our emergency energy supply. if we withdraw more we need an plan for exploration for energy in the united states to be felt that to reduce similar legislation in t the senate theo reason why this is so important because our emergency supplies are now at a 40 year low. we have gotten to that point because president biden in the run-up to the elections with drew 1 million barrels of oil each and every day for six months 180 days 180 million barrels of oil we started doing it when energy prices gasoline was at five dollars a gallon people felt the pain at the pump is nice to see the president finally admits there is a relationship between supply and demand and the cost of energy and gasoline at the pump. the president continues to respond to the climate crazies which is why they killed the pipeline and why he continues to him or on gas and oil exploration in america all of the price of gasoline is going up a

. >> energy secretary, and jennifer granholm, on the biden blueprint for decarbonizing transportationall in, starting right now. >> good evening, from new york, i'm chris hayes. the biggest mystery surrounding the most notorious b.i.g. of the republican freshman class, george santos, from new york, actually, what is his steal? of course, that's a fascinating question. the more important one is, where did the money come from? remember this is a man who appears to have lied about almost as entire resume. he claimed to work at the investment bank citi group, and goldman sachs, you graduated from new york university, and at one point, you want to prep school, harassment. none of that was true. george santos seems to have been under pretty significant financial strain. facing eviction twice in 2015, whether queensland or filed suit, in $2,250 in unpaid rent. in the landlord of the rent stabilized accused of more than $10, 000, in rent, stretching over five months. so, obviously, there is zero shame in that, and people have a hard time paying rent in new york. santos, by his own reporting,

secretary of energy, jennifer granholm.nholm is leading the d oh he worked to advance the clean energy technologies. secretary grant told is overseeing the core missions of promoting american leadership and scientific discovery, maintaining a nuclear deterrent and reducing nuclear danger and remediating the environmental dangers caused by defense programs. please welcome me in welcoming energy secretary jennifer granholm. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor suarez and hello everybody. thank you for your leadership by the way, and your incredible willingness to really dive in and lean in on clean energy. great to be here with all of you and the former -- and as the former governor of michigan, i totally get what it takes to make progress on the ground. on climate, you've been at this for years. after watching your streets flooded in your neighbors tissue neighborhoods burn from intensifying storms and fires, you state committed to the paris agreement, you self organized to share best practices and make sure that climate a

jennifer granholm, what did she do before this?r of michigan and cnn pundit so what's she doing running the department of energy? pete buttigieg has a small airport, small bus station and a ton of potholes he left behind and he's in charge of transportation? $100 billion budget, 60 thousand employees just there alone so he wasn't qualified and kamala harris is the biggest example of what you're talking about in terms of checking off the box, border czar or the border is secure and mayorkas running so then you look at the team around him, this is the jv team? it's an adult softball team and misfit toys except they are running our government. >> how bad is going to get? we had all planes grounded for the first time since 9/11, that's pretty bad. >> it's really bad and you tend to want to laugh because there fundamentally unserious but it's a serious issue and the situation, this was the system, pilots know whether or not they can land a plane full of humans or not, whether you can land safely or not and of course it's important the i

like pete buttigieg is runsing the transportation department, jennifer granholm has no business being the energy secretary. but hey, she said nice things about joe biden and governor of michigan before that. so she should be the energy secretary in this administration and running the energy department when she has no actual experience in energy. she's like the hunter biden of this administration. so overalthough, pete buttigieg, it's abundantly clear this former mayor of a college town that couldn't handle a pothole problem that was not only appointed to address the commercial airline industry, seeing endless delays for travelers, he's here for two reasons. identity politics and to pad his resume as a presidential candidate. like so many on the blue team, he doesn't care to lead by example. because he has what? taken 18 private jets to different places where there was no sense of urgency. he just took it because he wanted to be nice and comfortable -- >> sean: he wanted to meet with the aclu in new york. he took it to new york when it's like a three-hour train ride. anyway, thank you

. >> yesterday the president had his secretary of low energy jennifer granholm make an announcement and a veto threat from the podium at the white house. has to do with legislation of the house is about to pass that has to do with our emergency energy supply, the strategic petroleum reserve. it says if we withdraw more we need a plan for exploration of energy and the united states to refill that. i've introduced similar legislation in the senate. the reason this is so important is because our emergency supplies are now at a 40 year low. and we have gotten to that point because president biden in the run-up to the election with good from our strategic reserve 1 million barrels of oil each and every day for six months, 180 days. 180 million barrels of oil. he started doing it when energy prices, gasoline was at five dollars a gallon. people were feeling the pain at the pump. it's nice to see the president finally admits that there is a relationship between supply and demand and the cost of energy and gasoline at the pump. yet the president continues to respond to the climate crazies who c

energy secretary he jennifer granholm pushing back on republican bill would ban oil sales spr to chinad weaken our energy, higher gas prices what do you make. >> they are pushing back i think they have abused our reserve, for political purposes, when you see what they did, last year, with the reserve just because gas prices were high, they leveraged that in a way i think was irresponsible and put that reduced reserved put us on a less stable footing. and you know they want as many options as they can -- that they can use for political reasons. rather than really focusing on the spr about reserve what it is intended for. cheryl: jo congressman adriÁn smith house ways and means thank you very much for being here congressman. >> thanks for having me have a good day. >> you, too, a lot more coming upateding ukraine, the pentagon preparing to send more overseas joe lieberman joining me next to talk more about it we will be right back. ♪ ♪ i went everywhere, to see i even ♪ ♪ . your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. ind

the house could vote on that bill later this week but if it passes, energy secretary jennifer granholmdent biden will veto it. stuart: thanks very much indeed. let's stay in the oil market. dan everhart is the ceo of canary joining us now. why are oil prices going up in your opinion? >> a few different factors. first of of all it has been underreported russian exports are falling, there's a 9-month delay between when the war started in february, 9-month delay when you drill into production comes online. that's a mental story. you have china reopening. the administration is doing themselves no favors with their policies. stuart: tell me how much oil america is producing. 's it down from where it was? 's is starting to rise? >> it is rising a little bit. we are producing 12 million barrels a day. that's a million barrels a day higher when trump was president and we had a worse economy and lower oil prices. you see notwithstanding granholm's explainer in chief affect yesterday, what we are seeing is the chilling effect happening because of the biden administration's policies. stuart: the

higher than it was last month, fox business white house correspondent edward lawrence presented jennifer granholm on this yesterday here is what she said. >> gas prices are now up 33 cents over past month -- >> the president took credit for the prices coming down, the strategic petroleum reserve as i mentioned is no longer releasing, does president get credit for the price of gas going up. >> it is, obviously, based on international climate events. maria: all right, climate events. lee: climate events republicans apparently to blame the bottom, i think that this white house this administration is really out of touch with american people, when they say, the economy is never been stronger, jobs all time low, inflation is actually getting better, that is not reality on the ground. there is -- something happened last couple months the american people starting to feel slightly better about economy we were down in 20% optimism now in 30s, a little bit better but still really, really bad, so, if this administration, is going to try to convince us that things are okay, they are just sort of blowing hot a

what jennifer granholm said about a similar measure in the house. be very clear, if congress were to pass hr21 the president would veto it. the backwards agenda the house republicans are advancing. is using the strategic petroleum reserve for what it's intended backwards? >> not at all. you started the report earlier today that gas prices are up $0.40 in the last month. people want affordable energy, available energy, reliable energy, and joe biden basically has lit dynamite under the industry the day he came into office. he did it by, you know, throttling the keystone pipeline, stopping oil and gas permits, and what happened. prices went up and people got furious. >> john: and yet granholm is blaming you for that. >> the president panicked and said we have to release a lot of energy from the strategic petroleum reserve. we are now at a 40 year low, which means we are at a 40 year high vulnerability. >> john: in the reserve. >> and 40 year high in the vulnerability because he did not use it for an emergency if an emergency arrived. we have plenty of

if it passes, energy secretary jennifer granholm says the president will veto it. >> bill: we're watchingprices are prompting money to smuggle them from mexico. our next guest owns a store along the tijuana border and said the american breakfast is no longer affordable. let's bring in the owner of a restaurant which has a great name. please tell us what are you experiencing on your side of the border and why are people heading across? >> thank you for having me. we're seeing a lot of people definitely trying to get eggs on the other side. it is $2 a dozen in tijuana. big savings. lots of places on our side $6.99 and $7.99. you can find great prices at costco. small markets it's a bit higher and people are looking to save. with rising gas prices, they fill up across the border, they head down to tijuana and buy groceries and eggs. it could result in a hefty fine. >> dana: that's because it is not allowed, right? san diego said the immigration field office says if they catch you so you know, a failure to declare agricultural items could result in a fine of up to $10,000. >> bill: you've bee

. >> john: a look at the briefing room now, the energy secretary, jennifer granholm is speaking to therps, we will dip in as soon as karine jean-pierre starts taking questions. the white house under intense scrutiny for the lack of transparency after the fbi found more classified documents in the president's home. jonathan turley, george washington university law professor and fox news contributor. 13-hour search by the fbi with the president's attorneys presents of his home in wilmington, delaware, turned up a number of documents classified from his time as senator when he, a, shouldn't have had classified documents that he was taking home and b, shouldn't have hung on to them for what appears to be a period of time, 14 years or more. your thoughts? >> well, john, this is part of the crumbling defense the president has put out there. in the last few days, they have tried to say a secretary was worried she might have put documents in boxes when he left as vice president. now we find out documents from when he was senator. keep in mind most of those documents are usually housed in secur

energy secretary jennifer granholm warned the bill would hurt national security, cause crude oil shortages news contributor jon hilsenrath, global economics contributor at the "wall street journal." jon, always great to see you. first, the 39-year low of the reserve, what is the impact of the fact that there's this huge reserve that we've relied on is now at such a low level? >> well, right now the impact is fairly minimal in part because the private sector the of the united states' economy is kicking in where the federal government has taken out. you know, fracking is coming back in the united states. the united states, in particular in natural gas, is producing record amounts of natural gas. fracking of oil has also risen, it's almost back to its 2020 records, but it's not quite there. so at the moment, it looks like the biden administration could take some time refilling it. and as you mentioned in that introduction, they're talking about refilling it at lower prices. well, you know, they said they wanted to do it at $70 a barrel. the price is up to 75 or 80, hen that's not meeting that

and companies owned by ccp secretary jennifer granholm is against it slam offing republican efforts,> that is a great question why favoring china over america. i mean, senator cruz's bill right on right now the problem with china buying our property, 1 million acres farmland we want to sell, biggest asset, our oil. so, i don't know where she is coming from what said to she is on i do know that we need legislation, to where we can control, who we sell this to i think cruz' bill is right on jo congressman we are waiting on economic data gdp number in a minute 1/2 president to deliver first economic speech of the year this afternoon in virginia, he says going to highlight his quote significant economic progress. what is that significant economic progress? we are also expecting him to slam republicans, he says, that the republicans have it all wrong. you don't think that? >> i don't get it that is for sure come from fellow never ben in business never met a payroll never had to draw a line of credit never had to deal with employees going to tell us how great economy is i can tell you as s

energy secretary jennifer granholm spoke out about the future of th the strategic petroleum reserve yesterdaythe only policy joe biden has, sell oil from the spr. here's the energy secretary. watch this. >> today, the spr remains the largest strategic be petroleum reserve in the world. and with our plans to refill it at the lowest -- you know, at lower prices than what we sold at, the use of the spr, not only saved americans money but the releases will be a return for taxpayers. it's not a tool we should be taking off the table. maria: obviously a lot of talking points there, kevin. we're not buying oil at lower prices at all. we're going to have to buy oil at high, elevated prices. that is what we're going to have to do, given where oil is. they have to refill it now that we're at the lowest level since 1984. i don't know what she's talking about. >> i don't want my energy secretary to be an oil trader. we have enough oil traders already. this strategic petroleum reserve is i think very, very low. we're back to 1984 levels. and we've got 100 million more people in the country and the same le

jennifer granholm was there throughout the rest of our hour, she did not show up until after the hour turned. next time i'll be more specific. >> sandra: i'll take you up on that later, john. california is gripped by yet another deadly mass shooting. latest violence happened just south of san francisco. happened in half moon bay, a gunman opened fire on groups of farmworkers at two locations. it all happened yesterday, killing at least seven people and wounding another. police say a 67-year-old man was taken into custody a short time later after he was found sitting in his car parked outside a sheriff's station. he is set to be arraigned tomorrow. it comes two days after the massacre in monterrey park where ten were killed at a dance studio. an 11th victim has since died and nine others remain in the hospital. >> john: houses of worship once revered, now a target of crime. hundreds of catholic churches struck with vandalism or destruction of property. what is the motive behind the malicious behavior? jonathan morris joins us next. >> sandra: and as the u.s. continues to supply much ne

and sometimes john kirby, and steph curry from the golden state warriors and jennifer granholm the energy secretary talking about what the house has on its docket, legislation about the strategic petroleum reserve. >> reporters continued to press about the documents issue. here is what she said. i want to play it for folks here. >> as it relates to the american people, and the president's standing with the american people, it is going to be up to them to decide how they see this president. >> garrett, i'll go to you on that, because there has been more developments in this back and forth between the biden administration on this issue and members of congress, particularly republicans, who want to flex their sort of "small o, oversight muscle, and the oversight committee share "big o, james comer has his own documents out for visitor logs to the president's home, et cetera. help us understand the landscape as it is playing out on capitol hill with the back and forth? >> it is not just reporters frustrated with the answers from the white house. lawmakers want to hear more about the searches

. >> energy secretary jennifer granholm is pushing back against a new bipartisan draft bill that limitstegic petroleum reserve that's the supply that helped shield americans from international supply crises. this bill would result in more oil supply shortages in times of crisis in times of crisis and president biden withdrew 220 million barrels from the spr in 2022 in an earth to lower gas prices. leaving the reserve at a 39-year low. >> the united states government is going to purchase oil to refill the strategic petroleum reserve. when prices fall to $70 a barrel. >> today that price is still a long way off with one key benchmark wti trading at $79 a barrel. the energy department is now backtracking on the biden team plan to purchase 3 million barrels in the month of february, citing still high prices. doe will only select bid at a price that is a good deal for taxpayers in week the president is criticizing a bill that would make it much harder to release oil until the spr is replenished. >> house republicans introduced another bill on the strategic petroleum reserve. blocking action

bringing a special guest at the beginning of the briefing to set the room at rest, energy secretary jennifer granholm. >> attempting to change the conversation a little bit and reporters are persistent i would imagine. and let's bring a conversation with james comer, on the oversight committee. he was on fox news this morning. take a listen. >> i think any premise for the president, any premises that he spent any amount of time needs to be searched and i wouldn't rule out any relatives of the biden family who have been involved in influence peddling schemes. >> so the white house counsel did sent a letter to comer, quote, the biden administration takes seriously the security and protection of government records and looking forward to engaging in good faith with the staff, with a meeting to be arranged. tyler, this is somewhat of a gift to james comer and the republicans on the house oversight committee. how do you see them handling the interaction of the committee? >> i don't think the white house is eager to have extended interactions with the house oversight committee. i think they will prefer to d

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joining me today as you see to my right is energy secretary jennifer granholm to talk about how the house republicans latest attempt to raise prices for american families will result in oil supply shortages and help putin's war by interfering with our ability to release oil. secretary-general thank you for joining us. >> i appreciate it, hello everybody. honored to be here again. as she said president biden has been particularly focused on reducing costs for american families especially energy costs, especially both transportation as well as at home. whether it's increasing the biofuel blends of gasoline to offering additional funds through weatherization for lowering costs for low and moderate income households. but particularly he has acted to shore up additional oil supplies following the market disruptions that were the result of vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine. coordinating with allies and with partners through the international energy agency, he secured globally a collective relief of 240 million barrels of oil from strategic petroleum reserves worldwide. as karine said the ave

please join me in welcoming energy secretary jennifer granholm. ♪♪ >> thank you so much, thank you fornd for your incredible willingness to really dive in and lean in on clean energy, great to be here with all of you. as a former governor of michigan i totally get what is at stake to make progress on the ground. i appreciate that. on climate, you've been at this for years. after watching your streets flood and your neighborhoods burn from intensifying storms and fires, you stayed committed to the paris agreement, self organized to share best practices and make sure climate action accelerated in the united states no matter what was going on in washington. you have taken steps to run years cities and towns on clean energy, you pioneered local solutions, and president biden is watching. over the last two years, this administration worked hard to follow in your footsteps. i'm really proud to say that the federal government has arrived to the climate fight and we have ammunition. as you know, we have passed the most ambitious climate and clean energy laws in united states history. i called