so-- ments willow, willow. >> so willow is a very large project in the national petroleum reserve of alaska and permeating, and conoco picked up the leases in late 1990's, trump administration approved it five drilling pads. the biden administration came out with their eis a month ago with for three pads. this is a huge opportunity for our country and it's max production 200,000 barrels a day, which we need, but here is the thing i've been saying, some of you may have heard we had a meeting, senator murkowski and senator-- had a meeting with president biden on thursday night at the white house. what we said to the president is mr. president, this is exactly the kind of energy project that joe biden, president biden should approve because it meets so many of the things that you say your administration is for, let me name them quick. highest environmental standards in the world, by far, those who know alaska we have the high standards, but lowest greenhouse gas emissions of any major project in the world, the biden administration ei. is says that, negligible emissions it says and marke

willow project. millions of young people _ willow project.sked him not to do this top hang in— people asked him not to do this top hang in there, guys. i'm feeling all the emotions you are feeling too, i promise _ the emotions you are feeling too, i promise rh— the emotions you are feeling too, i tromise. �* , . the emotions you are feeling too, i tromise. ~ , ., .,, _ promise. a statement released by the voice of the arctic, _ promise. a statement released by the voice of the arctic, representing - voice of the arctic, representing inuit communities in northern alaska says the decision reaffirms a widespread support across alaska native communities for the carefully designed resource development project, the long—term economic stability it offers for the people of alaska's remote north slope. with us now is our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal. the biden administration is also saying that this will provide jobs, despite this opposition we are seeing on tiktok.— despite this opposition we are seeing on tiktok. that is their argument-

willow is a large project in the national petroleum reserve of alaska. and permitting, conoco picked up the leases in the 1990's. the trump administration approved it five drawing paths. president biden's administration came out with three pads. this is a huge opportunity for our country, and max production of 200,000 barrels a day. which we need. here's what i've been saying, senator murkowski, we had meeting with president biden on this, in the white house, on thursday. we said, this is the energy project that president biden should approve because it meets so many of the things you said your administration is for. the highest environmental standards in the world. those of you who know alaska we have high standards, but the lowest greenhouse gas emissions of any project in the world. president biden administration eis says this. negligible admit -- emissions. they do a market analysis substitution. if you do not do that, we will get energy from venezuela, saudi arabia -- not doing willow pumps more co2 into the atmosphere. that is the eis. that is numb

so willow is a very large projectsth the national petrolem reserve of alaska. permitting depending upon how you measure it conical picked up the leases in the late 1990s. the trump administration approveddm it five drilling pads the biden administration came out with her eis ago for three paths. this is a huge opportunity for our country. max production 200 barrels a day, which we need. here's the thing you may have heard our congresswoman we had at meeting with president biden on this in the white house on thursday nights. what was said to the present as mr. president this p is exactly this is the kind of energy project that joe biden, president biden should approve because it meets so many of the things you set your nutrition is for it let me name them real quick. the highest environmental standards in the world by far, the gas emissions biden administration senses negligible admissions is what they say and the eis. they also do a market analysis substitution. if you don't do willow will do energy from place like venezuela, saudi arabia emissions are much hig

it's called the willow project. in this $8000000000.00 development aims to extract at least $600000000.00 barrels of oil from alaska, north slope over the next 30 years. listen to what some alaskan natives had to say about the project earlier this month. at a protest outside the white house, i am sad when you want to drill oil on my land. when i know that they will make the animal sick, the animals that my family needs to thrive on. i've seen bully tactics to keep people quiet. leaders raising their voice at you telling us we are brainwashed by big green, an individuals having their worth as an and you back person torn apart publicly by their own community and families. the man who lives in the big house across the street, behind me, campaign for the presidency with promises a fight and climate change. president by and how do you want to be remembered 50 years from now? 100 years from now. do you want to be remembered? and known as the president who put america on a path to showing and stopping climate change, or fo

rene marsh explains willow has evoked strong emotions both for and against. >> at this point the only that this project can be stopped is if -- >> reporter: on tiktok and instagram, calls for president biden to stop willow project, an urgent call that's gone viral to block a controversial alaska oil drilling project. >> please help stop willow. >> reporter: the video is racking up tens of millions of views, spurring more than a million letters to the white house, and more than 3 million signatures to a change.org petition. >> in order to stop willow people need to know about willow. >> reporter: 20-year-old elise josie, a senior at the university of california berkeley. >> it will not impact the world but the amount of carbon emissions it will emit we will see an increase in frequency and intensity of natural disasters. >> reporter: conoco phillips willow project would be located in northwest alaska on the national petroleum reserve. federal land roughly the size of indiana. the project would tap as much as 600 million barrels of oil but it would take years for it to make it to market

not accept the willow project moving forward. _ project moving forward. one of the most powerful movement i the most powerful movement moving — the most powerful movement moving forward.— the most powerful movement moving forward. activism works. in an moving forward. activism works. in an attempt — moving forward. activism works. in an attempt to _ moving forward. activism works. in an attempt to offset _ in an attempt to offset criticism the administration has announced drilling bands on 16 million acres of land and sea and alaska as well as curbing the level of development. in a statement the department of the interior said it was substantially reducing the size of the william project by denying two of the five drill sites proposed by the company and its says the actions will create an additional bufferfrom exploration and development near the lake caribou herd. this decision could costjoe biden politically. in his 2020 election campaign you vowed to end new drilling on federal land, some in his own party will see this as a be

why don't i just start with that thing at the front of your mind, the willows project, which will beecided this week. can you just say what it is and why it is so important, sir? >> let me begin with a few thank you's here. first, one of my favorite people in the world, brilliant and humble, so this is a great event with him. [applause] truly one of my favorite people. and then all of you. one thing that doesn't happen enough, in my view, is that we don't thank the american energy sector anymore. a lot of administration officials and politicians attack it. that is wrong. the american energy sector is one of the biggest rings of our country, employing millions of people. i want to thank all of you. you often get attacked, and i want to thank you for this. i want all of the above, wind, solar, oil and gas. finally, i want to thank you. i take this chart everywhere. the administration doesn't talk about this. this is a chart from 2005-2020 on global emissions. take a look. a leader in the world far in reducing global emissions, by far, is the united states of america. that's a fact. the

it's called willow in alaska. and west virginia democrat joe manchin opening the door for a potential white house run. >> my main purpose now is to work for my country and state. that's my responsibility. i won't make my announcement for anything until the end of the year. >> harris: he is not the any democrat being floated as a potential challenger to president biden. marc thiessen in "focus" next. ♪ veteran homeowners: what if you could save a lot of money every month by paying off your car loan and paying off your high rate credit card debt? and still have cash left over to put in the bank? with a newday 100 va cash out loan, you could do it all. take out an average of $70,000 - with no upfront fees. no upfront appraisal fees, termite inspection, or water test fee. because a veteran shouldn't have to come up with money to get money. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want

a recent push by climate change using the hashtag stop willow has taken tiktok by storm. to those who worry that a ban or certain restrictions on tiktok actually curtails a lot of good things that happen? >> sure. i don't think tiktok is going to go dark. i think rather it would be forced to sell to for instance an american company who would allow this same content, the popular positive content that you talked about, but let me just submit for your viewers respectful consideration another issue which is that when certain activists go on tiktok to criticize the uyghur jen side happening at the behest of the chinese communist party, that is censored on tiktok and the same is true with regard to other dissenters. so we have to ultimately make sure that neither our user data nor the algorithms are controlled by regimes like the ccp. >> let me shift gears. if i may, to that stunning collapse of the silicon valley bank. i mean, it is the second biggest bank failure in u.s. history now and treasury secretary janet yellen just weighed in on the aftermath of this bank collapse. ta

what is the willow project and what you understand president biden is announcing today?s the biggest oil and gas leasing project on public lands right now. it is a massive project that would be happening in the north slope. this would completely encircle the community in oil and gas. this is just the start of the project because this could greenlight for further exploration, further development. this project would admit so much carbon, it would actually double the amount that biden has promised he would reduce. [indiscernible] amy: can you talk about why you have invested so much time and energy into protesting this? and the two parts of the plan being announced today? >> yes, i want to say personally i've been trying to fight this project for about four years. on a more personal level, my mother -- my family is from there. i have a deep connection and love for the community. in 2018, i was invited to go to an air quality monitoring system planning session. currently, conocophillips owns the only monitoring system in the own most of the research quoted for this project t

biden just approved the willow project with 92% of what conocophillips originally wanted.lions of young people, millions, asked him not to do this. and dick fosbury — the man who made the highjump with the fosbury flop has died at the age of 76. the leaders of the us, britain and australia, meeting in california, have given details of a defence pact that will provide australia with nuclear—powered submarines. president biden, uk prime minister rishi sunak and the australian prime minister, anthony albanese, have met to confirm the aukus security agreement. the deal is aimed at countering what the three nations see as china's threat in the indo—pacific region. our political editor, chris mason, has more from san diego. a pact of old democracies, coming together to counter a new and growing adversary — china. australia and the united kingdom are two of america's most stalwart and capable allies. our common values, ourshared vision for a peaceful, prosperous future unite us all across the atlantic and pacific. this is about projecting power and resolve. the backdrop, a naval

the us government greenlight is a controversial willow oil drilling project in alaska.he uk, the us and australia — it comes as the british government has promised to increase defence spending, by nearly five billion pounds, over the next two years, to counter growing threats from china and russia. here's our defence correspondent, jonathan beale. a british warship in northern norway, on exercise with nato allies. making their military presence known to a nearby neighbour. radio chatter. russia has always been on the radar, but more so since its invasion of ukraine. the uk has now promised to increase defense spending in line with most nato countries. everyone agrees that we need to pick up where it comes to readiness and preparedness, that we need to invest in our safety and security. and that means spending more money on defence? it does. uk defence will get another £5 billion. but is it enough? less than £2 billion of that will replenish weapons stockpiles and equipment given to ukraine. it won't fill all the gaps in what the defence secretary has called a hollowed o

the proposed willow oil project in the national petroleum reserve could pump up to 180,000 barrels of oil a day projected to bring in billions of dollars of revenue and create thousands of jobs but climate activists are pressuring the president to kill it. supporters of the project say it's critical to the state and country. >> the oil and gas sector represents the backbone of alaska. if the president is talking about supporting the backbone of this country, it starts with the states themselves. the willow project is studied as it has been could represent anywhere near about $10 million over the life of it to local communities and state government. it is critical. >> bill: they waited more than 20 years to see if it can happen. mark meredith has the lowdown from the white house. >> president biden spends time talking about renewable energy products. now a bipartisan delegation from alaska urging the white house to approve the oil project as soon as possible. friday the president met with alaska senators murcowski and sullivan and democratic congressman. they are calling on the preside

we need willow for our economy. we need willow for our people. we will make sure that the subsistence need of those who live in the area are met. we will make sure that the environmental considerations are met. so we are -- we are ready. we are ready to proceed. and as i stand here, i'm regretful that i think the next phase of this is not necessarily going to be movement towards -- towards gaining production. it's going to be movement towards the courts because that's just what seems to happen in every development project in my incredible state. but we are prepared for that as well. we are prepared for that as well because this project is environmentally sound, it is just, it is fair, it is balanced, and it is time. so, again, i stand here appreciative that the administration has heard the voice of alaskans. now let's get to work. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. cornyn: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, over the years i've heard president biden share a favorite expression of

trending across tiktok. >> stop the willow project. it will make climate change reversible. petition before it is too late. >> todd: this video may be a ccp propaganda campaign. and deaf exposing that net domestic next. >> ashley: tiktok in cancer freedom said his account was taken down because of china criticism and now he is demanding congress banned the app and we will hear from the former nba player next. >> i downloaded tiktok because i wanted to expose on tiktok all of the china abuses literally in one week. they banned me from the app. >> ashley: secretary of state antony blinken being subpoena for withholding a classified document on the biden administration's chaotic 2021 withdrawal from afghanistan. house foreign affairs chairman mike mccaul surfing for subpoena over u.s. diplomat surfing in afghanistan and rapid gains by the taliban with advice how to speed up the evacuation. congressman mccall said that it is a vital piece of information for the g.o.p.'s investigation. antony blinken say the policies hold up -- >> former pr

in order to stop willow, people need to know about it. we need to raise our voices against this. >> martha: how powerful is this? >> what i would say to the young people that are saying that, go read mr. epstein's book, fossil future. really get educated about whats going on out there. don't buy in to the hype. >> martha: governor perry, thank you. thanks for coming on today. as we mentioned, kellyanne conway and karl rove and mark penn ahead this hour to weigh-in on desantis versus trump. we follow a big story that is developing this hour out of mexico. very frightening situation. four americans, assaulted and kidnapped near a veeshg taken by armed men at the border. there's a lot of going back and forth between the high level government officials on this trying to figure out where these people are right now and how to get them back. >> we're closely following the kidnapping of four u.s. citizens on march 3. the fbi working very closely with other federal partners and mexican law enforcement to investigate this. i'm sure you saw the fbi

david, let's start with th willow project and what it means. in fact, this is th national petroleum reserve which is land that has bee demarcated for oil drilling. but how significant is this ne permit >> well, i think one thing t say is, it's impossible to say yet. how big of an impact it has, how much it produces, having a lot to do with marke conditions, predicting oil market conditions five, te years out, is notoriousl difficult, especially in a moment of extreme political an social and technological volatility around these things you can find bullish forecasts on clean energy that will tell you that oil demand, by th time willow starts producing will be too low to make willow economic so i think there's probably an edge case, but there's at leas a possibility that we won' start pumping oil out of it at all. >> that's an interesting point >> i just would say, it coul be very big, it could be ver small, it is very difficult to say. >> on that point, you and have covered climate policy fo 15 years there has been a huge shift. the idea at the

viral tiktok campaign sought to block the willow project.e new restrictions in other parts of alaska's oil reserve are seen as an attempt to appease those environmentalists to limit oil and gas drilling on 16 million acres in alaska and the arctic ocean. republicans have long supported the project as a move toward greater energy independence in the united states. here is senator bill cassidy just before the approval this morning. >> it should go forward as long as it meets the environmental standards. for too long we're trying to push to venezuela and saudi arabia, produce the oil that we need, as opposed to produce it here with our environmental standards and creating jobs for american workers. let's do it. >> bill: conocophillips wanted five drilling pads as part of the willow project. the bureau of land management proposed three drilling pads. it's unclear which has been approved this morning. >> bill: nice to see you. a lot going on at the white house already early today. >> dana: fox news alert in houston. police fighting back against a

>>e must stop the willow project. >> biden just approved the willow project with 92% of what conocophillipsginally wanted. millions of young people asked him not to. hang in there, guys. i am doing all the emoons you are feeling, too. >> the statement released by the voice of the arctic says the decision reaffirms widespread support across alaska native communities for the project and long-term economic stability for the people of alaska. the biden administration is also saying that this will provide jobs despite the opposition we are seeing on tiktok. >> that is a fair argument. esident biden knows it is controversial. underwriter -- this undermines everything he has been saying about trying to reduce climate change. it is seen as one of his most consequential climate decision, but the argument is also that he has faced pressure from many groups in alaska -- lawmakers, unions, other indigenous communities who say this will bring in thousands of jobs. it also pumps so much money into the economy. it is a bit of a compromise, that you could say the restriction is that approving the full proj

speak with a willow project would be the most significant wheel and cast with federal till inventory history with a significant test of president biden's climate agenda. the thirty-year project with philips inside of the national petroleum reserve in alaska. proponents are calling it a lifeline. environmentalist on the other hand see it as a carbon death sentence. many working back what the president has said about the willow project, listen. >> this way of a on the environment specifically reducing carbon in the air with 500,000 charging stations around the world, i mean from around the country. it will take millions of barrels of oil off of the road. >> well, this project estimated to yield 1.5% of total u.s. oil production offering increase in energy security at a time when it is needed according to proponents. yesterday white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said the president is capable of improving energy security and reducing fossil fuel simultaneously. speak with the president has been very clear how he is approaching the energy in that . he does it in a way that is r

on tiktok and instagram, calls for president biden to stop willow project to block a controversial willowspurring more than a million letters to the white house and more than 3 million signatures to a change.org petition. >> in order to stop willow, people need to know about willow. >> reporter: this 20-year-old that's a senior at the university of california berkeley is one of the social media activists. >> will not just impact alaska, will not just impact this country but the world but the amount of carbon emissions that it will emit, we will see an increase in frequency and intensity of natural disasters. >> reporter: conaco phillips, willow project would be located in northwest alaska on the national petroleum reserve. federal land roughly the side of louisiana and the project would temperature 6 million barrels of oil but would take years for it to make it to market. it's messy politics for president biden pitting his climate promises against the desire to produce energy at home and lower gas prices. the project would release as much planet warming carbon emissions per year as adding

that is, you are now my spherical willow, which i grew from a teenager., here you are now , here you are, just like that, particles for a second. he says, yes, large-sized ones, we just went to a new address, i found a manipulator. excuse me, yes, kamaz and i will luk and whistle to say, e stunned neighbors for the money for which i could buy three new large vehicles. i moved this five-meter willow of mine, and with it, it means, another tree that and i wasn’t going to take it, but it threw out the flower in september and , as it were, screamed, losevo and i’m also here for respect, listen, well, yes , everyone told me i went crazy, they don’t live, and all winter i used to go out and say. guys, here, if you don’t take root, you understand what kind of injury i will have. i didn't get accustomed, i represent newspapers tomorrow morning. and guzeev on channel one is offered to charge wallets, and losev to talk with plants. you have a podcast on channel one. actually. that's why you came here to talk. are there any hint options? well, there is, yes , only o

what do you make of the story about the willow project and the white house's mixed messaging? messaging. the willow decision is really important for alaska but, liz, it's really important for america. it's important for jobs. your reporter mentioned about 2,500 really good jobs in our state. it's important for the environment. in alaska we have the highest standards on the environment for energy exploration and drilling of any place in the world, lowest emissions, and it's really important for national security -- elizabeth: are you going to do the it safely? >> -- american power -- elizabeth: sorry to interrupt. >> oh, 100% we have the best, we have the best track record on responsible resource development of any place in the world by far. this project will do that. but to my final point, as you know, you and i have talked about it before, you know, american energy is a huge instrument of american power, and dictators like xi jinping and putin fear it. so this from the perspective of our country and my great state, this is an important decision. but the frustrations are still

project period the willow project cannot move forward.t a rapid rate, as a result of that, w see more severe and consistent storms, we are seeing a famine in parts of the world an agriculturally impacted by this storms kill people and destroy property famine leads to conflict and war. we need to be moving in th entirely other direction and mobilizing clean, green, sustainable, renewable energy. he pumps, wind farms, sola farms, geothermal, we have the technology, we need to mobiliz it here in the world and, the united states, for th first time in history, jus achieved fusion ignition, whic is one step closer t sustainable energy this is our moment to invest i that so that we can and ou dependency of fossil fuels once and for all we have to save the planet, we only have one. young people who put biden int office, this is their number one issue, if they stay home i 2024, we lose the election i 2024 >> you heard a very broa perspective on your feelings there. i thank you for doing that let me turn now to the president's newly unveiled budget

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why don't i just start with that thing at the front of your mind, the willows project, which will be decided this week. can you just say what it is and why it is so important, sir? >> let me begin with a few thank you's here. first, one of my favorite people in the world, brilliant and humble, so this is a great event with him. [applause] truly one of my favorite people. and then all of you. one thing that doesn't happen enough, in my view, is that we don't thank the american energy sector anymore. a lot of administration officials and politicians attack it. that is wrong. the american energy sector is one of the biggest rings of our country, employing millions of people. i want to thank all of you. you often get attacked, and i want to thank you for this. i want all of the above, wind, solar, oil and gas. finally, i want to thank you. i take this chart everywhere. the administration doesn't talk about this. this is a chart from 2005-2020 on global emissions. take a look. a leader in the world far in reducing global emissions, by far, is the united states of america. that's a fact. t

the willow project, he got three sites, not five, they wanted five, they got three.sident went on television to the daly show to talk about it, listen to the description of his approval. >> president biden: we're going to need fossil fuel for at least the next 10 years, i've said no more drilling you hava the ocean, but there has to be ability to generate some energy. we can get rid of coal more rapidly. >> cheryl: aoc and team are not happy, she and fellow democrats sent a letter saying they committed fighting climate change, advancing environmental justice and this approves the willow project fails to live up to their promises. let's think about the communities that want this project in alaska and jobs created. we need fossil fuel to keep the lights on, it is not like you snap your fingers and we're all going to be under wind and solar. >> todd: why would aoc understand that, that is too complicated. >> cheryl: get behind your president, aren't you a democrat? if that's your man, support him. >> todd: he is getting himself in trouble talking out of both sides of hi

they approved the three-pad willow project but announced a huge lockup of alaska that we, of course, we're going to fight that once that coming out. so it does show that they're still listening to the far the left, but with regard to this project, the one thing that i actually mentioned to the president, i mention to every biden administration official and they have never been able to answer it. even the ones that supposedly care about the environment. they just lifted sanctions on venezuela. we're importing 100,000 barrels a day with a terrorist regime with a horrible record on labor rights and the environment. one of the most polluting places to produce oil anywhere in the world. how can you do that and not let alaska produce. they never have an answer to that question. i think that was part poof the calculus here. >> and mike dunlavey asks that as well. that brings me around to china, since you and hawaii are closest to china, xi jinping says if we sell australia nuclear powered submarines, it will put the u.s. "in danger." he is going to run around and make deals. seeing putin an

let's talk about the willow project. let's look at the facts.s and years and president biden did approve it, but conoco did not get everything they wanted. they got three instead of five. there are multiple, multiple groups in alaska for this project is. not new york city, alaska! they want the job spirit they want the income, the state needs the revenue and some of the local communities there they are poor communities. they want the revenue. and one more find point year, we are not going to live off of wind and solar 100% by tomorrow. it takes time to change fuel sourcing. >> ashley: that is where the confusion lies with the group. speak with the protesters. >> ashley: they don't understand where it works. >> i find they will scream and yell but don't educate themselves on their reality. and as a business person i will say we still need coal to produce electricity in this country. many cars and took a cab to get to the coal in new york city. a lot of us don't use castling. heating oil. gas spirit but they probably went back to their comfy littl

and the project like the willow project is meant to go on for 30 years. so it locks in these carbon emissions, which we can't afford today well into the future. and as a result, there's just no room in the budget for these types of mega projects. stocks, insole in tokyo, open sharply down on tuesday as investors consider the fallout from the collapse of to us banks and uncertainties over the federal reserves. monetary tightening us president joe biden tried to reassure americans that the countries banking system is safe. that follows the collapse of signature bank and silicon valley bank biden says customers and taxpayers will not be or any losses. id, joe castro has more now on this from santa clara in california. there is no longer a line of worried customers outside this failed silicon valley bank after the government announced that all the deposits here are now insured. that means for the tech companies that bank here, like roku at sea and ro blocks, hundreds of millions of dollars, possibly evaporating over night, is no longer the immediate concert.

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i answered the option with this willow, in my opinion, this is a weeping willow, so there was no doubtseem to you that it’s a willow, and what seems to catherine, i answered aspen, but when i had already thought through everything, i think that i was definitely mistaken and the correct option is b. that have at least once seen it, i definitely saw it, and there are not such leaves. what other leaves are there, like this, but a little different with mother-of-pearl buttons. tenth question from what language did the word barista come from, meaning we have coffee specialists, and italian b english with nikolai as answered, i answered a variant, but italian, well , as if i know that in italy there are a lot of things related to coffee and the suffix is ​​that so, in turkey, they cook in turka. kirill, as you answered, i also answered that in italy they drink more coffee, so i would choose rice, well then kirill cannot be said that you answered intuitively. you were all guided by some knowledge, the correct answer to this question is - this is an option, and italian, by the way, there this

and the project like the willow project is meant to go on for 30 years. it locks in these carbon emission which we can't afford today well into the future. and as a result, there's just no room in the carbon budget for these types of mega projects. the stocks and sole and tokyo open sharply down on tuesday and the fallout from the collapse of to us banks. us president joe biden tried to reassure americans at the countries banking system is safe. the collapse of silicon valley bank is the largest failure of the us bank since the 2008 global financial crisis. kimberly hallett has more after a weekend of dramatic whitehouse emergency actions before us president joe biden on monday announced that the banking system is safe. but it made the announcement following the collapse of silicon valley and signature bank last week. 2 of the largest bank failures in us history on friday, us authority shut down silicon valley bank to protect depositors doing the same on sunday for signature bank. the bible says even though both are now under federal control. unlike the 2

of willow project say it will create thousands of jobs and produce 180,000 barrels per day. one liberal squad member is predicting political fallout from all of this. >> mr. president, it was young people that organized across this country to help you get into office. their number one issue is climate change. it is going to be young people who organize to help us win back the house in 2024 and help america to reach its ideals. >> harris: fury from the green activists even though the administration scaled back willow project from five drilling sites to three. to their point, it is still a broken promise. >> would there be any place for fossil fuel including coal and fracking in biden administration? >> president biden: no, we will work it out, i guarantee you we will end fossil fuel, no more subsidy or drilling on federal land or offshore, no ability for oil industry to continue to drill, period, ends cht >> harris: that part he tells people, vote for me, watch me, far left is watching him do what? >> remember, at the state of the union, he admitted he needed fossil fuel for

approval of the willow project, as it's called, would be a huge loss for climate and be environmentaly of whom have been using social media to push for a ban. cnn's rene marsh has more. >> reporter: jim, climate change has gone viral thanks to gen z social media activists drawing attention to a pending biden administration alaska oil drilling project. that has divided alaska natives with one side prioritizing the economic benefits and the other side concerned about the environmental impacts. >> at this point the only way that this project can be stopped is -- >> reporter: on tiktok and instagram calls for president biden to stop willow project, an urge against call that's gone viral to block a controversial alaska oil drilling project. >> reporter: it's spurring more than 1 million letters to the white house and more than 3 million petitions. >> in order to stop willow people need to know about willow. >> reporter: 20-year-old from the university of berkeley. >> it will not just impact alaska, this country, it will impact the world. with the amount of carbon emissions that it will emi

meantime politic fers falling around this willow drilling site in alaska.t and won the praise of people like lisa murkowski. willow was finally reapproved. we can literally feel alaska's future brightening because of it. i thank the administration for listenerring to aalaskans rejecting false claims meant to sink this and make the right decision on willow. environmentalists what happened to the progress that we weren't going to ever drill on public lands? >> yeah. i just "wall street journal" is also very happy and praises the president for doing this raises the question why willow and not other projects. as the left realizes it cuts against his record and what he says he wants to do. it obviously is expedient to do. we need energy and its useful that way. but it kind of, i think, points to the challenges the president has for 2024, some of it will be running against his own record or trying to pretend it wasn't what it was. it wasn't overspending and regulatory increase and war on fossil fuels. i think this is the first hint jessica, is there a sense this

the administration did approve this willow project, not the entire project.t -- what did they decide? liz: the administration approved three drilling pads, it comes to about 219 wells. conocophillips originally asked for five drilling pads and about 250 wells. this is slightly less, but basically -- you know, in conocophillips's favor. amna: the biden administration has been met with support from people across alaska, including senator murkowski, she tweeted "huge needed victory for all alaska." when you look at folks on the ground there, who else has been pushing for this to be green lit and why? liz: pretty much the whole alaska political and business establishment. the entire legislature, the whole congressional delegation, including alaska's new congresswoman mary peltola, a democrat. organized labor alaska native , leaders. the oil industry has been on decline in alaska for a long time, and this project would bring up to $10 billion to the state and local governments. people on the north slope, they are primarily indigenous. they say oil revenues will he

biden just approved the willow project with 92% of what conocophillips originally wanted.

would willow's heart stop or would i deteriorate to the brink of death?er arrived three very long days later. in a matter minutes, i went from being physically healthy to developing sepsis, condition in which bacteria in the blood develops into infection with the ability to kill in under an hour. i spent the next three days in the intensive care unit surrounded by my family who booked last minute lights because they feared for my life. i spent another three days in a less critical unit of the hospital all because i was denied access to reasonable health care due to texas' new abortion ban. what i needed was an abortion. a standard medical procedure. any abortion would have prevented the unnecessary harm and suffering that i endured. not only the psychological trauma that came with three days of waiting, but the physical harm my body suffered, the extent of which is still being determined. i needed an abortion to protect my life and to protect the lives of my future babies that i dream and hope i can still have some day. two things i know for sure. the pre

no single oil and gas project has more potential to setback the biden administration goals than willowion to you, grace, is all of this happening and heckling and lawsuits from progressives coming because biden is talking out of both sides of his mouth and it makes no sense, there is no rhyme or reason to what he's doing, approving this and shutting down other things. >> that is what i was thinking, he's trying to make everybody happy, but he's ticking everybody off. you take this situation where he says, we're going to approve the willow project and he's trying to make it seem leading into 2024 he can be more moderate and rationale on the front of oil and energy. the same time, he says to the progressive radicals who are used to getting what they want, we're blocking millions of acres of future drilling in other places in alaska. this is not going to work, groups are not used to compromise, not going along to get along. they are used to kowtowing to every demand. i don't think this will calm anyone down or make anyone happy. what he's managed to do is look like he's betraying the radi