joe biden declared war on energy in his first day in office, shutting down the keystone and dakota pipelines. gasoline prices are jumping back

joe biden launched a war on energy on day one and shut down the keystone and dakota pipelines and energy prices, gas pricers still up 60%, electricity prices are up 25%. we laid out a vision, following on my plan to tackle inflation and we laid out a vision this last week. not just to tackle energy independence and it's something that your colleagues at "the wall street journal" neglected to mention. i believe with the right

. >> joe biden declared war on energy in the first day in office, shutting down the keystone and dakota pipelines, prices are jumping back up. >> joe biden immediately, first thing, almost the first day shut down the keystone xl pipeline. surrendered our energy independence and future dominance. >> pete: we do stories of rising gas prices every summer but this summer is particularly tricky because inflation down does not mean inflation gone. >> certainly the oil exists on the planet, it's just a matter of getting it out of the ground and getting in the form of gasoline. but certainly inflationary, and it's something that everybody feels. so while the white house may crow about inflation slowing down to 3% for consumers, it's not the case paying $0.50 at the pump and another $0.50 on that if opec cuts back on production. >> pete: and that's different here, we heard it was the putin price hike and when the gas prices has been high, they have tapped the strategic reserves to try to bring prices down. we do not expect to see that happen this summer. instead, on the contrary, president biden

i know the keystone pipeline is up and running.king about is the keystone xl pipeline. the supreme court did not issue the permits. it was a montana judge. united states is the number one producer of oil in the world. let me repeat that for my republican friends. the united states is the number one producer of oil in the world, currently producing 12.4 million barrels a day. though to eia.gov and get that information. and they say biden shut the oil fields down, how in the world are we producing 12.4 million barrels of oil per day? that is more than any time in our history except for the six months prior to the pandemic when it got up to 13 million by trump. they are forecasting we will be at 13 million by early next year. the oil fields are open. either way, 10% of all oil produced in the united states is done on government property. i would like for c-span to verify to their satisfaction the keystone pipeline is up and running and push back on people who say joe biden keystone pipeline down. host: ok. we are going to move on to m

, and the keystone xl pipeline was what was shut down.rs, especially republicans, calling up and talking about keystone, you should make that distinction. the keystone pipeline is pumped through .6 billion gallons -- barrels of oil from canada down to texas, that is going on every day. keystone xl pipeline, that was shut down because environmentally, it was dangerous. as far as the price of oil, gasoline prices were low during the trump administration because the oil companies did expensive flocking, which was bad for the environment. that got oil prices down to $20 a barrel. at that price, oil companies cannot sustain themselves. plenty of u.s. oil companies went out of business and companies in canada went out of business. the current market calls for the price to be at a steady rate of $70 a barrel to make money. host: in michigan, republican line. caller: these indictments are a scheme. you talk about you look toward interference, this is outrageous. another false narrative that president trump instigated an armed insurrection to take

, and the keystone xl pipeline was what was shut down.rs, especially republicans, calling up and talking about keystone, you should make that distinction. the keystone pipeline is pumped through .6 billion gallons -- barrels of oil from canada down to texas, that is going on every day. keystone xl pipeline, that was shut down because environmentally, it was dangerous. as far as the price of oil, gasoline prices were low during the trump administration because the oil companies did expensive flocking, which was bad for the environment. that got oil prices down to $20 a barrel. at that price, oil companies cannot sustain themselves. plenty of u.s. oil companies went out of business and companies in canada went out of business. the current market calls for the price to be at a steady rate of $70 a barrel to make money. host: in michigan, republican line. caller: these indictments are a scheme. you talk about you look toward interference, this is outrageous. another false narrative that president trump instigated an armed insurrection to take

but i think the keystone issue is the national and local economist dr. knox to toyota associate fellow at the advocate program for johnson house. thank you very much. i. before we go some sports news and football football, welds governing body fee for, as announced that his opening disciplinary proceedings against the president of the spanish football association. louis will be out of this, so we all this has come on the widespread criticism for forcibly kissing spain for jennifer. i'm also on the lips following the nations woke up final victory over england on sunday will be all is initially played down the backlash, but has since apologize and is now facing calls to resolve your boss. cdw news here as a reminder of our top story process president vladimir putin expressed his condolences over the plane crash that supposedly killed the head of the fox. now most and every group you have any pre goes in golf because it amount of them made mistakes. but achieve results that's it's from me and then in this team from all feel available to have an update for you at the top of the thanks for

but i think the keystone issue is the national and local economist dr. knox, toyota associates, fellow the advocate program for johnson house. thank you very much. i as to the us now with donald trump has been no stranger to the inside of a courtroom since he left the oval office. the former us president has been indicted in 4 separate court cases. the charge of stem from his handling of classified documents to his role in the failed january 6, sold on the us capital. now he said to turn himself into authorities and what could be the most legally dangerous case against him is charged with conspiracy to overtime. the results of the 2020 presidential election for donald trump. it was just another one of his perfect presidential moments. what's going on in this country is it, by the way, once would that be for a perfect phone call? this was even better than my perfect call with you for a number that call. that was a perfect call. this one is better. this one is more perfect. i challenge the election in georgia, which i have every right to do. what for georgia prosecutors and the men and w

and the other reason is that we killed the keystone pipeline, we could be getting heavy barrels fromanada today to alert the diesel shortage and those prices have spiked. the highest level of the year and looking to go higher. >> sandra: a talking point on the right you are hearing the gop candidates for 2024 saying the first thing they will do is get the keystone pipeline back up and going again. tim, final question on the forecast. you i think can provide us some keen insight where prices are going next. the average price, 3.82 of a gallon of gasoline, on the rise under this administration. biden's first day in office, 2.39. where are prices heading from here, tim? >> it's hard to make a prediction. we are just surpassing the highest consumer demand season of the year, that's the summer driving season. however, we are seeing significant impact of supply on crude production and so it's going to come down to is what wins, a lack of supply or is demand impacted due to recessionary prices. i think prices go higher. >> sandra: and so many areas already seeing above $4 a gallon. apprecia

again. >> joe biden and me shut down immediately first thing almost the first day shut down the keystonene, surrendered our energy independence and for future dominance. >> and it does seem like stories about rising gas prices every summer. experts say the summer is particularly tricky because inflation down does not mean inflation gone. >> certainly, the oil exists on the planet but just a matter of getting out of the ground and getting in the form of gasoline. but certainly come inflationary and it is something that everybody feels peer at the white house with inflation slowing down 3% for consumers, that is not the case paying $0.50 more at the pump and another $0.50 after that if opec continues to cut back. >> later tonight president biden heads west. we do expect to hear him talk about rising gas prices but however the remedy being green solutions, julie. >> julie: what a pain in the gas. thank you. i had to, sorry. a irobot for kids? what could possibly go wrong? here at the lab and balancing the risks with parental controls and a kid filter. "the focus" next. rosie used part of he

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of the indigenous population decreased at 16 times from 25 to one and a half 1000000 people from keystone became one of the largest demographic disaster fees of mankind and remains an indelible bloody stain in the history of the european colonial empires. the welcome back to the ammo. i'm in know a chance with the recent military coup in new share. the eyes of the west are now turning to the african continent. some states, such as france threatening military intervention as preparations are underway in south africa to prepare for the 1st in person brick summit since cobit south african journalist and analyst that'd be so la hoko is back with us to discuss these developments. so to be so this is still of a fairly young alliance. i mean at least relative to the g 7, for example. but the g 7 views the block as something of a threat to existing economic norms. brooks have even discussed new, innovative banking systems to counter swift. so, is breaks a threat to the existing global financial system and the creation of a common breaks currency. you know, the new development bank, festive g 7. t

they have made philadelphia and the entire keystone state proud in the last year with their three timesd applause] >> thank you. >> thank you. [cheering] >> thank you. >> kelly: i think y'all just got more applause than the rock. i'm not joking. >> the three of us combined is more powerful than the rock. >> kelly: did y'all all meet. when did you all me? obviously not the first time you did the show. >> first time i met cheryl was at an event. i think it was broadway cares. you were sitting at my table and the first thing you did was introduce me to your husband. i was like oh, sheryl lee ralph. she was like, have you met my husband? i thought this woman is going to stay married a long time. >> the first time i met lisa was on set for the pilot. she auditioned for the pilot so i met her. our first table read which was over zoom. the first time was really doing the show. i was just a fan of her at a fan of her comedic career. i was honored to be talking to her. >> kelly: when did y'all first meet? >> the first time i met quinta was on one of the cbs -- >> i didn't know you are going to s

needed and that is what is encouraging with this, as we are going to potentially help save this keystone species by recognizing that change needs to happepen. >> we are dancing on the edge of extinction for salmon in california, so anything and everything we do is important and urgent and necessary. >> reporter: so the race is on to find chemicals that can help rather than harm the environment. if they are successful it will not just be a small step for salmon but a giant leap for mankind. >> the timeline is tight. the state has given manufacturers until march of next year to at least submit a study of possible alternatives or face having their tires taken off the market in california. >>> an important lesson this evening about not intervening if somebody comes for your catalytic converter. police say the sunnyvale man was shot after catching four thieves in the act right outside his own home. this happened around 3: 30 in the morning on klamath drive. the homeowner heard noises, walked outside and confronted the group stealing his catalytic converter. one pulled a gun and fired off seve

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from the canceling of the keystone pipeline to firing unvaccinated workers to doing nothing to defender-city store owners. biden's creeping corporate socialism and student loan bailouts to wealthy grad students are an insult to the great american work ethic. republicans who make that case must than pivot to what they will replace it with. not platitudes, not walking us, not the stated policies of the past. tonight we need modern, commonsense solutions to reduce inflation, crime and illegal immigration. tap into the cultural currents. mentioned the oakland women pistol whipped and dragged across the pavement. zero in on that. draw the country's attention to it. revolting spectacles like this are the direct result of left-wing policies. gas prices are now patting over $4 per gallon. tell us what that means for iowa farmers? maybe mention the fact that biden officials drilled 114 gaping holes in the border wall so that antelope could migrate through. instead, 1400 illegals per day are migrating through the antelope openings. some of them are chinese nationals. ask if your son or daughter

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but i think the keystone issue is the national and local economist dr. knox to toyota associates fellow at the africa program for johnson house. thank you very much. thank you. thank. as a new report from the organization, physicians for human rights is raising the alarm about sexual violence. and the c o p. us take live each and despite a recent peace deal between the government and the take rock peoples, the liberation front, sexual violence against women and girls, and the region continues. the office of the report examined around 300 cases of gang rape and abuse. they accuse soldiers of on both sides of engaging in systematic sexual violence and slave meant with victims reluctant to seek medical treatment. and that's leading research as to conclude the rates of sexual violence in the region may be much higher than the official statistics. almost all of the victims of sexual violence off of the signing of the piece deal with children and the other lessons. the 2nd of november 2022. just a few hours before the warranty gray was declared over the war. the devastated millions of people'

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is the keystone, the party, 1/2 of the third in relation to lukashenka.they look after everything. then. only then do they begin to read further. this is how long it will remain. yes? let's get organized a bit. kolya, we talked about the organization. yes, the cec, too, uh, well, it will fall. such a serious layer of work. you are already preparing, after all , the very technical aspects of these moments, connected with what i have already said, will begin in some regions, and four ballots will be removed. what don't you expect? well , no, i'm sure that there will definitely not be a collapse. eh, nonetheless. we must understand that we are now uniting the two most complex technical companies. the fact is that if there are 110 parliamentary circles, then there are 110 we elect deputies as far as the local soviets are concerned - this is more than 18,000, so the colossal responsibility and the colossal amount of work will fall on the organizers. this will require, of course, a huge concentration and endurance. because if we are talking about the election c

read any more of it but the influence is obvious and it's interesting it was this inspiration or keystonetman. the official bird of washington d.c. is also a trash but not the hermit thrush. does anybody know what the official bird is? more of a speckled breast. burroughs would write about that later. this is a map of that. and this shows you where burroughs moved because burroughs was making a good salary at the treasury department and i don't know if he got money from his wife for what they got but had an to build a house there at 1332c street 13th and 14th street in the late 18th and utc he's on the edge, this is boundary street which was later florida avenue and this was in the land toward the end of the end and he was well-positioned to take walks which was what he did in this case, walking into what would become mount pleasant along what was the seventh street turn pike, t order later georgia avenue. as with any branch there so could do this easily and that led to a number of essays you will publish the book is about when the first major book, he in this book have an essay about tim

liz: cheryl, the white house heavy on blame and short on accountability and spokesman john keystone lakeaming president trump? what do you think, cheryl? >> honestly, he had months and had from january until september to plan the e havinguation process or the withdrawal process and have it legit to where none of this happened and he didn't do that. he closed and left all the military equipment there and then accept sent our kids back e to help rescue the families and he didn't do anything in any proper manner and left these -- all of the militaries what does this feel like for you and the families, final word. >> the strength and communication in the bond were stronger and only 13 families in all of the united states and having the connection with these families is what we've needed. what we've been going through hopefully they'll uncover all the answers we've been seeking. liz: cheryl, we're outraged and it's a disgrace the murder of your son and how it was handled. our hearts are with you and your families and the family and the other 12 families who lost family members and soldiers in

in its interesting that the hermit thrush was this bird that was the inspiration for one of the keystonewhitman. the official bird of washington d.c. was a thrush but it was not the hermit thrush. anyone know what the official bird of washington d.c. is? the wood thrush, yes. another bird that looks a little bit like this is a migrant bird also and in any event burroughs would write about that. this is a mapap of that period d this shows you where burroughs moved because burroughs as i said was making a good salary at the treasury department and i don't know if he had money from his wife's family that he had enough money to actually build a house there at 1330 2b street between 13th and 14th street in the late 1860s. and as you can see he is right on the edge. this is boundary street so he's right ont' the edge of the land that marks the end of the floodplain of the potomac and he was well positioned to walk into what would become mt. pleasant on what was actually the seventh street turnpike later georgia avenue and reaching rock creek and attribute tori -- tribute terry piney ranch. he

earning is waiting in the keystone state, independent, good morning. caller: good morning, everybody. let me start with that quote from william casey. this information campaign is successful when everything americans believe is false. why are we regurgitating what these same retreads on all the time on the debate as they all belong to the same kabbalah. george carlin used to say that it's a big club and we are not in it. why are we fighting each other over who said what and who is right and wrong? they are all part of the same dog and pony show. wake up, we got problems. you always talk about russia and china. we own them. 70,000 american manufacturers in china. if we want to do damage to them, we would pull out. host: who is not part of the same dog and pony show as you describe it? caller: the one you see on tv. they are part of the masonic kabbalah. host: we go to florida, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. my goodness. you all have your hands full when you have these people calling in. the lady that called up and said what would you do i

new administration is they sent a signal to the energy marketplace that we are not going to do the keystone pipeline, drilling on federal lands. will be going after fracking. we will be shutting down traditional fossil fuel energy, which america in 2019 pre-pandemic we were leading the world, the largest producer of oil and natural gas. we had actually been the biggest energy producer as opposed to user since harry s truman was president. more exports than importance -- imports. now we are not even energy independent. one of the first things we do in january 2021 is star shutting down this amazing american energy renaissance of the last one point five decades chiefly led by fracking, and the way it will change our life immediately as higher energy costs and potentially inflation related to those higher energy costs. we are seeing the effects of gas prices and other factors. we have a sitting u.s. president now begging opec to increase oil production. this is a shock, because america was energy dominant just prior to all of this, and now we are begging. we also have russian oil imports reach

it is interesting hermit thrush was this bird that was the inspiration of one of the keystones for whitman. in fact the official bird of washington d.c. is also a thrush but not be hermit thrush. does anyone know what the official bird of washington d.c. is? would thrush. another bird that looks a little bit like this with a speckled breastbone a migrant bird also, in any event burroughs would write about that later. as a map of the. and this shows you burroughs is making a good salary at the treasury department, the got money from his wife's family or what he had enough money to build a house at 1332 street 13h and 14th street in the late 1860s. as you can see he's right on the edge florida avenue it's right on the and he is well-positioned to take walks which is what he did. and in this case he would be walking up into what would become mount pleasant along what was actually the seventh street and reaching rock creek and the tributary piney branch there. so they could do this very easily and that led to a number of essays he wrote and published in his first nature book. was asked about w

it's like keystone all over again. his entire energy policy favors russia and china, why is that? have anything to do with the three and a half million dollars the russians paid the bidens? or what the kazakhstan gifted hunter, the three and half carat diamond the chinese slipped the first son? there's something very mysterious going on in the international uranium market that involves the bidens and the russians. let's turn over to buster johnson, he's a mohave county supervisor. what do you think the real reason is the biden administration doesn't want you and american minors to mine uranium here at home? >> i believe it's a political ploy. it's august now, congress is out of session, he is going to do a reverse rumpelstiltskin and by uranium from the public, that feeds into the democratic base which is all been a big scam. e. in 2021, usgs did a study on uranium mining in this area and found there was no, none at all problems with uranium mining there. >> jesse: this is a ploy for the green lobby, you're saying? >> yes, 1984, they did the act, all the environmentalists, everybo

economist in colorado but the hypocrisy over some of this is staggering when you think back to the keystonethat was to lessen our environmental footprint so then what we have to do when it started to happen we have to go to other countries to look for gas and oil right, other countries that have larger foot precinct because it is poke it is coming from over there but here then it is totally different. same air, same atmosphere, same everything. same climate so yeah. he's just exposing something i think that's kind of obvious there. >> so i want to piggyback because he talks about not just in climate alarmism debate but everything china is dunking on us because our own activists are liberal activist here in the usa are doing work for china pretty much putting down american industry at every turn and it's working. >> let me back up a moment. since when do we have to wait for joe rogen to tell us obvious thingings that everybody knew yes china and indy are major emitters of pollution in the world. unless you get that under control, this notion that somehow the world can come together -- and ha

. >> we investigated and we couldn't find a single fired keystone pipeline worker who's been hired touild electric car charging stations. not one.every time i see an electric car charging station nobody is charging their carcass up in the weather channel pick up what, let harris most fantastical hoaxes the illegal immigration is surgeon because it's hot in latin america. >> is it the responsibility of the senate to protect migrants who might be fleeing extreme weather in their countries. >> one of the things we are doing is providing for changing the environment, physical structures in the countries where they come from. so they don't have a have better lighting they have more secure ÃÃyou have so many lead pipes all across america we are replacing every single leadpipe in america. >> did biden just say his plan to reduce illegal immigration is to replace light bulbs in central america?have you ever heard of migrant say if only i had better lighting in guatemala but i joined the caravan.his lack of precision left us wondering if he's open aware of his own policies. it took us a while

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caller: just remember the same people -- these people believe the jussie smollett hoax, that look the keystone pipeline. the fact of the matter is the only people that died on january 6 were trump supporters. that is a fact with a capital "f." no cops died. there were people instigating, liquids on the videos. why will they not release the rest of those videos? kevin mccarthy said he was going to. now he has not. i never liked kevin mccarthy but it seems if you released all the videos, let's see it for ourselves. let's see how bad the insurrection really was. and this is happening while everybody is ignoring biden's crimes. what is more serious? a riot at the capitol or somebody taking money from the calmness chinese, ukrainians, and russians? 51 intel agents said hunter biden's laptop -- 51 lied. but we are not talking about that. host: the police officers who died, you think they would have died had january 6 not happened? there was a lot of focus on that and because it is a horrible thing that happened. do you think they would not have died? caller: how many committed suicide? it was like t

it's where banana republic and coup stuff meets, you know, keystone cops, because as i mentioned, itrk. it wasn't very thought out. that's not a good defense if you are facing rico charges. saying i'm bad at the crimes that you saw i really tried to commit, that's about competence, not about law. former white house officials were clear about what they saw. >> asking one simple question. as a general matter. where is the evidence? >> what response did you get when you asked ms. powell and her colleagues? >> a variety of responses based on recollection, including can't believe you would say something like this, things like this, what do you mean, where is the evidence? you should know. things like that, or you know. a general disregard for the importance of actually backing up what you say with facts. >> and you know, then there was a discussion, we'll have it or whatever. >> i think it got to the point where the screaming was completely, completely out there. you have people walk in, it was late at night, had it been a long day. what they were proposing i thought was nuts. >> those ar

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$142,000 payment from oligarch from kazakhstan and money appears to go to hunter biden for aphis keystone lake sports car. cheryl. cheryl: chad pergram, thank you for that live report. reaction from the hills national politics reporter julia manchester. julia, your thoughts on these new records being released by house oversight james comer's committee. they've been sifting through these bank records anding from a trove of documents. >> we heard so much last week and from democrats during the testimony and surrounding the testimony that there's this "illusion of access" if hunter biden was chatting with the business associates and put his father on speakerphone and he father said, hello, i'm joe biden, the vice president but didn't participate in the conversations and makes it easier for the democrats to make that case. however, this make it is more difficult to make this case if these documents are accurate because it shows president biden, you know, then vice president biden attending these dinners and talking more with these asosuates and that being -- associated and that being said, th

it's interesting that the hermit thrush was this bird that was the inspiration or the-- one of the keystones for whitman. in fact, the official bird of washington d.c. is also a thrush, but it's not the hermit thrush. does anybody know what the official bird of washington d.c. is. >> wood thrush. >> wood thrush, yes. another bird that looks a little bit like this, more of a speckled breast, but it's a migrant bird, also. in any event, burroughs would write about that later. so this is a map also of that period, civil war period and this shows you where burroughs moved because burroughs, as i said, was making a good salary at the treasury department and i don't know if he got some money from his wife's family or what they got. but he evidently had enough money to actually build a house there at 1332v street, between 13th and 14th street in the late 1860's. and as you can see he is right on the edge -- this is boundary street, later became florida avenue. so he's right on the edge of the escarpment, the rise in the land there that marks the end of the flood plane of the potomac and he was well

this is the keystone ecosystem that is almost gone. >> it's all of that and we need it. >> yeah. >> head start program for the coa coastal habitat in florida. >> jeff, thanks for hanging in there. you worked your shoulder and bicep muscles by holding up that device. >> i did. i was diving this morning, urgent care, but at least i get to spend some time with you. >> i'd so glad, too, and we've done a little bit of work on our biceps, too. >> i'm not injured for diving. >> i'm glad you're not. i can't wait to hear that story. i hope the best for your friend that was there. >> thanks for inspiring me to do that story. >> you're so sweet. thank you. you inspire us all the time. thank you. >>> all right. hello again, everyone. thanks for joining me. we begin with a new deadline for donald trump's lawyers after the historic indictment against him on 2020 election interference. now the trump team has until monday, 5:00 p.m. eastern, to respond to a request for a protective record by special counsel jack smith. in a court filing last night, special counsel jack smith soug from sharing with trump

remember when president biden is john keystone lake rendition of anthony told oil -- john kerry toldo go learn software and code. it didn't work at all. plus this from the fraternal order of police, he's fired up and ready to go. this news coming in, the far left squad reportedly spends a lot of campaign donations on their own private security as they still push to defund the police. that's coming up on "the evening edit" next. check in first with buddies dagen and sean. we want to hear what's cooking on the next hour of the bottom line. lot of razzle-dazzle i think. sean: razzle-dazzle and cooking up good stuff, e-mac. thank you. president touching down in hawaii and will kaine "fox & friends" -- will cain, "fox & friends" host unpacking that and the debate coming in two days on fox news channel. dagen: deroy murdock joining us in doing that and charly arnolt on the panel and claiming misery for summer weddings because of climate change. forget those summer weddings without a/c in the south. like for my mother and grandmother and even me. those idiots. that top of the hour. sean: ca

valley , he also shared a vision for reconstructed postwar nation where great parks would become keystonetions. yosemite report affirmed every person's entitlement to enjoy the nation's most spectacular scenery and landscapes and recognize the explicit responsibility of government to make sure that that happens. in the process olmsted laid out the intellectual foundation and framework for a system of national parks declaring that the establishment of government of these great places was a political duty of the republic. he also believe that government had a compelling obligation to support these great public parks on an equal footing with all of its other major duties. he was always in internationalist. he always had an international perspective. he realized this was an opportunity for the united states of america to demonstrate to the world how an enlightened republic could fulfill its obligations. as was mentioned, just as important to always recognize that peopley living in the yosemite valley for eons. a parkablishment of followed about a decade after the dispossession of the people f

vancouver to export north american oil and gas, remember the biden administration shut down the keystone is why the administration china policy is all over the place they are trying to appease china when it comes to climate which means shutting down our greatest asset which is our energy independence meanwhile china is building ships at a rate of five to one so they can dominate the ceilings and we get a wake-up to the cold war that china has entered with the united states and now has a junior partner in russia. >> less energy independent, then we were. i want to move on with you to the issue of afghanistan. where you want search, today the families of the 13 u.s. service members who lost their lives when a bomb exploded during the exit there going to share their stories, what is your message to these families you wrote a piece about this to be clear and the trade that president obama made for his freedom, to be clear and dessert are. >> that is right. i commend representative darrell issa who is holding the hearing for the families there were 0 held about the afghanistan withdrawal deba

joe biden launched a war on energy on day one and shut down the keystone and dakota pipelines.ces are up 60%. electricity prices are up 25%. we laid out a vision following on my plan to tackle inflation. we live television this last week. not just to achieve energy independence. that's one of the things that your colleagues over at the wall street journal neglected to mention. i also believe not only can we achieve american energy independence again, but i believe with the right policies going forward we can reclaim our role as the leading producer of energy in the world by 2040. it will take leadership, it will take a commitment to american energy independence on day one of the presidency that i be privileged to serve in. we will fight to restore that american energy strength and leadership and dominance in the world. >> former vice president mike pence, sounds like you have a night at home, which is rare on the campaign trail. i'm glad you did. be safe on the trail and we will see you on the debate stage. >> thanks so much, chuck. i appreciate you having me on. >> when we com