the countries are mailing from central and south eastern europe and already use this. one of the main sources of energy. 70 percent of electricity produced in france is generated by nuclear power despite fears, voiced are for the 2011 fukushima accidents in japan. political commentator and elizabeth moutain believes it is the future of energy production. still. i think our bub nuclear energy is both greener because it produces no a c o 2 o it's safe as long as you respect all the redundancies and the safety protocols that are french a nuclear plants for instance, respect. oh, it's less costly and we can see that the other alternative energies, the other green energies that are available are essentially are costly and unreliable because they rely on things like wind and sunshine, which do not always exist. so in terms of actually beauty of the environmental quality of the environment, these above the results is not very good. whereas nuclear, as i said, is sort of, it's reliable. it's proven a france has had nuclear energy plants in for now, 5 decades. almost, we're get

yes to europe, south of us, middle eastern countries ability to produce more oil but no to america's ability to produce more oil which we do it much more efficiently. if you're worried about carbon emission, all this climate change, president biden goes to the u.n. yesterday, doesn't talk about solving the world problems or confronting covid and finding out the origin, he talks about climate change and his policies make it work because they increase carbon emotions because he shuts down manufacturing and america ships the jobs to china. begging opec to produce more oil. stop beating up on america. stop blaming america. let's get this economy open and get schools back open and have hearings on this. with that i yields back the balance of my time. >> thank you very much, mr. ranking member. i hear that mr. wallace is on his way to the room. has he arrived? i the not wish to close this without giving her opportunity to ask questions. i understand she has not arrived. i want to say to my friend the ranking member, and he is my friend. i wish you were present from the fda. he met with us

yes to europe, south of us, middle eastern countries' ability to produce more oil, but no to america's ability to produce more oil, which, by the way, we do it much more efficiently. if you're worried about carbon emissions, president biden goes to the u.n. yesterday, doesn't talk about confronting covid and finding the origins, but his policies make it worse because they increase carbon emissions because he shuts down manufacturing in america and ships those jobs to china. china emits four or five times more carbon to make the same stuff, the same steel, the same other manufactured products he's trying to ban in america, going after fossil fuels, begging opec to produce more oil, which by the way, they emit more carbon to make the same oil that we make here in america. stop beating up on america. stop blaming america. let's bring back america and stop borrowing from our kids. let's get this economy open. let's get schools back open and have hearings on all that. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you very much. i hear ms. ross is on her way to the room. has she a

communism and forget the fact that not only did they have eastern europe and so forth but they infiltrate our own hemisphere not just in cuba but also south littered throughout south america. that changed during the reagan years and why don't you take it from there because in some respects the grand sweep of history, pappy be the most important impact of ronald reagan. >> that's right, not only did the programs and tax bills currently inflation which set off an extraordinary boom we mentioned on the show but between 1983 and 1980, the real growth of the u.s. economy, the growth alone exceeded the entire size of the german economy. we grew germany in seven years. an amazing achievement. silicon valley became a byword, the high technology so the u.s. what from the 1970s but looked like best days were behind us we couldn't compete again and we are going to fall behind and we had to keep temperatures down at 55 during winter to a nation or the world. after the tax cuts, 50 nations around the world imitated the cuts so you had a global boom and for larry said in the 1970s especially in the aftermath of the vietnam war in the late 60s and great

fact that not only did the soviets have eastern europe and so forth, but they were infiltrating our own hemisphere not just in cuba, but also places throughout the south, littered throughout south america and that all changed during the reagan years, and why don't you take it from there because i think in some respects, in the grand sweep of history, that may be the most important impact of ronald reagan. >> that's right, not only his programs, the two big tax bills that art mentioned conquering the inflation that started off an extraordinary boom, we mentioned it on the show, between 1983 and 1990, the sheer growth, the real growth of the u.s. economy, the growth alone exceeded the entire size of the german economy, then the third largest in the world. we grew germany in seven years, an amazing achievement. silicon valley became a buy word for cutting edge high technology. the u.s. went from the malaise of the 1970s when it looked like that our best days were behind us, that we couldn't compete again, that we were going to fall behind, and we had to keep temperatures down at 55 during wintertime to a nation that was really on the stride in the world.