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hello american happy thursday welcome to

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a new of of john solomon reports, a podcast

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from justin hughes, we're going follow

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today at the start of the show exclusive

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story i on tuesday

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night is on hannity at broken, justin

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is a at, he broke it on the the

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news not noise television show there

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is a federal

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whistle-blower former

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intelligence analyst for capitol

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police police then he

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now works for homeland security department very

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respected in the area of intelligence analysis

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and he wrote a whistleblower memo

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three days after january

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six twenty twenty one after the riots have

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occurred same

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they were preventable

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i am sick and i'm nauseous to

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know that we the analysts said repeatedly

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warned that people were talking about storming

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the capital an overwhelming numbers in we

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didn't prepare properly forward

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athletes operational level

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of the capital we didn't take for

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guard troops we didn't have enough right patrol units

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you didn't have officers alerted most

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officers came in the gop

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will present january six thinking it was a normal

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day why because the documents i put out in the public

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show there were no threat assessments still

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front line officers in the city

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you units known as a civil disturbance units

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we we call him the riot police there

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were no no known sets you

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can see for yourself don't take my word for go down

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know the documents you see this

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we have now collected hundreds of pages

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of capital police documents repeatedly

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warning that intelligence intercepted

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by the federal bureau of investigation the

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us homeland security department by the us marshal

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service the metropolitan police department

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of washington dc all

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had specific details extensive

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sadder an online chat rooms

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and are mine social media spaces

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that large numbers of bad actors

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were coming to washington who invade

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the capital too reach the capital

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who threatened lawmakers to get

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right next to the room where the certification

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was going on to penetrate the tunnels

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in the tunnel system around the nicest gap other

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way the all those things happened

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the intelligence was so good it's

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actually predict your what was going to happen yet no

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one in the capitol police reacted in the

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man who wrote that email is

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former champ replace intelligence analyst the

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record our the homeland security are very

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respected guy well his

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memo in and all the

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evidence that would back up his memo i

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put into that sorry tuesday nights on him the by

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did on the show we haven't adjusted

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use that noise we been talking about of for the last

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thirty six hours but an

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opportunity to interview congressmen rodney

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davis from the great state of illinois he's the ranking

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republican the top republican on the house administration

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to me that's the panel that controls

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the capital of as oversight of there's

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a mechanical the top republican

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am in he reveals something very

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important he said there were many

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multiple the record multiple

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other people came forward

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saying we had to goods we gotta stop

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the attack but we sail that stopping the attack

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the and the the people who know this

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are being retributive against

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are being retaliated against cause

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the leadership in the capital the

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new nancy pelosi and the current police department

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don't want this married about in

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a few minutes you're gonna hear that exclusive interview

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amanda had and i had with congress or danny

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davis for the great state of illinois last night it

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is an eye opener there are numerous

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capitol police officers who have come

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forward seeking whistle blower protection

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analysts others playing what intelligent

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showered and what the capitol police failed

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to prepare for for him have that freedom

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second as going to be a real tree and then mama

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done that the comeback from commercial break

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and we've got an amazing second guess he's one

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of my favorite big picture

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energy thinkers teams to the president of

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us oil gas association he's

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going to focus about the autonomy inflation

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the state of energy it's will there be

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an energy crisis in eastern

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europe because of the ukraine or are and

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also because of the liberal policies

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that he you has pursues the last year's

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their pursuit of clean energy may of

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last the apartments significant short of

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just basic energy and

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attempts to it can talk to all of us wanted so

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important understand his guests energy

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geo political considerations also

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affect our com um even if it's thousands

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of miles away attempts to are

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presently us oil or gas association going

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to be or second guess tonight to great guess

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lots of big conversations still be

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news and a little bit the

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economics and inflation in oil

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and gas and energy prices are up

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together and this thursday

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afternoon september fifteenth when

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you twenty two words a commercial break your from our partners

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or sponsors or advertisers and come

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right back sarah hardy

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with rodney davis the congressman

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from illinois the man who is the making republican

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on the house administration committee who has been investigating

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the true security founders of january six

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were start off of the relativist

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the ranking member of the house administration

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committee representative rodney davis

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of illinois congressman thank

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you so much for coming on and give us your reaction

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to this new

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john animated thanks for having me

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on a list is exactly what

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i've been talking about throughout

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the entire time the we spent

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sunshine where is it is how do we

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address the security failures the

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we've witnessed leading up to and

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on january sixth i'm so glad eric

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one out publicly what we've had

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eric's testimonies as part of our

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whistle blower or up for bar

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whistleblower program that i set up because

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so many people within the capitol police

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in in the security structured wanted to have

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their story heard eric now is released

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his own name we

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the do that

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the now the war he knows they know

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that it analysts like eric who

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have been then how you did against

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in fired they're the ones

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that raised the red flags even

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after january six these are the questions

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the select committees not asking and these

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a slut the questions to select committees

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needs to answer

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it's such a remarkable thing after nine

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eleven we took a lot of time to forget how we're going to examine

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but after january six the democrats haven't spent

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amounts of time figure out how a

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six hundred million dollar resource

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they'll bad day you're the only

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person really doing the work as i want to ask

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you about these other whistleblowers my understanding

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is there's quite a few what are their stories

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that a general other stories about

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what went on inside the police spot

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what we heard from eric is consistent

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with some of the other others who have

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given testimony in an anonymous say

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what i want to protect whistleblowers that's

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why i put forth the whistleblower

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site that i did immediately after

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january six to get people just have their voice

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heard we've heard a lot of retaliation

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and retaliatory issues in

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the intelligence division within the capital place

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that to me is very concerning are we

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have to do a better job that making sure

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that we look ahead we are be a better

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leadership because obviously what were

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seen from the emails that you put up from

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eric i'm is a failure in

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leadership there was a failure plan for

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security operations that needed

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much more preparation much work with myth much

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more training in our goal shouldn't

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be to just go after the former

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president what we have to do is

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make sure those the decisions are never

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made again the put our brave men and women

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in the capital least in harm's way

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speaking of that committee the january

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six committee how i heard a

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lot out of them i know obviously

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senseless cheney lost her primary it seems

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to have fizzled out but what's the

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status of that are we gonna see or hear anything

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else from them

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oh i'm sure you'll hear from them as

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the election gets closer because

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there the focus is on politics

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rather than fixing problems

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the true american heroes like eric horvitz

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brought forward what we knew

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we knew big the bipartisan

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investigations in the senate that

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the capitol police intelligence division had

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it in fell from the norfolk get the

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i office said the capital would be under

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attack they didn't even

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tell them police chief cease

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steam sauna that that intelligence

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was in their hands they didn't act

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they put their brave men and women in danger we

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could have made better decisions on the front

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end now the goal is is

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not to just have made for tv hearings

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like the one six committees they like to have

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the goal should be making sure that

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our brave men and women don't worry about a red

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shirt or blue shirt they don't worry about

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made for tv here and they worry about

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doing their job protecting us capitol that's

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my job my job is to protect

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them and i will continue to make

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sure that the questions that are that

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have been written that have been risen by keep like you're a corpse

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continue to get ass

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so important giving him boys in the

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facts of they have gazette they're so one of things

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you see in the eric or email and that information

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is there's a lot of factual basis

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to what they saw going on one

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of the things that the january six committee took off

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the table right away as what did the

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house leadership same as he's be add nancy

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pelosi and her how such an arms really

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know we have little windows into it's

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i know you've delved into several large way

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i've been doing a report that woman she will come out

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what can you tell us about what is he policy

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should have known or did know ended

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nasa

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like until you then when nancy pelosi and

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her team begin denying that they

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have any involvement in something that went bad

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you know you're going somewhere where you're

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getting closer to the truth nancy

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pelosi controls just

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by the sheer fact that she speaker the house she

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controls the security apparatus here

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in the capital complex and especially on our

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side she can't run away

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from that that's why we put

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in place or whistleblower site the

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there were many more eric horse there

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are many more whistleblowers the were protecting

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because we don't want to see them retaliated against

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that has said similar things

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to us about a retaliatory retaliatory

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environment within the capitol police intelligence

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division that is wrong we

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need to do a better job of making sure that

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we care less about punishing our officers

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were just trying to make sure they january

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six never happens again then we

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are about fixing the problems that

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led to the security failures born

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on january six

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the much sense

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and never treatise first set

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you free is not fusses i get you

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fired ah i want to switch gears

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i went to the economy in l at

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the white house is throwing a party after

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, a one month anniversary the passage of inflation

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reduction acne while americans are getting crushed

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by the economy another aspect of the

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economy this applies in

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crisis and now we're staring

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now we're face of this potential rail strike

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the hundred and fifteen thousand

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employees that could potentially bring our

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economy to a grinding halt what's

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the you think is gonna happen and how do we have heard

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it

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we were murdered by actually having leadership

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coming out of the by the administration i

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would represent a district that as multiple

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class one railroads we depend upon

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the supply chain we depend upon the

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rail industry fan a lot of

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those union members that work for the realize

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they live in my industry they will tell

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you that there's a lack of leadership in

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the white house right now for getting something

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done that can make sure that

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we avoid the strike ah i just

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don't know divided ministrations willing to

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step up the do what's right but

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in the end up it's too important

11:43

right now especially with our economy the

11:45

high inflation rate that the bite

11:47

administration is celebrating rather

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than actually addressing i

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don't know if this economy can take

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a rails right right now and that

11:56

crushing blow to our supply chain issues

11:59

that are already that's your dated by

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the failures of the by the administration

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just over the first few years

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so to i'm really are they a lot of people

12:07

are really starting to express concern i want take one

12:09

or the you have been a law and order proponent

12:12

for a long time you've got a great record trying

12:14

to keep america on that path

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your own state illinois has passed the thing called

12:18

the safety yeah which is about

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allowing people criminal or out

12:23

on well cash bail for crimes a

12:25

secondary murder your thoughts on where

12:27

democrats in your state are taking that state versus

12:30

where the constituents want to go

12:32

hi my jaw get about the implementation

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of the safety as soon as it he

12:37

had he had some more we

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had some lag time before it's implemented but

12:41

this is going be nothing but a disaster

12:44

no cash bail me the criminals

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are able to go out and be able to commit

12:48

their crime and harass and attacks

12:51

the same people litter the reason why

12:53

they were in jail in the first place i mean

12:55

a lot i'm all for criminal justice reform

12:58

i don't want to see petty drug users in jail

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longer than zero the subway guy who's a pedophile

13:03

because jeered had more money that's

13:05

wrong that's why president trump

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said i and others we pass the first

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step back together to buy person way

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but this is a step too far this

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is worth criminals are going to be caught

13:17

criminals in illinois going to have the upper hand

13:20

and the sad part is it's

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going to lead a republican victories because

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with the increase of crime in the years when training

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democratic circuit combat tude republicans

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and our message very quickly i certainly

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hope they do in november and that's what i'm

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going to try to make sure habits five

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alternative for michael be right back

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at best

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or i thought what about some a commercial breaks

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we've been talking about energy for

13:49

the last year it has become in a sense of

13:51

driver to be by the database

13:53

there was a massive spike in prices down

13:56

a little bit but the forecasters for it's come

13:58

back ups real quickie though the

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question is it were beginning to strangle

14:02

amount and capabilities of our country to meet

14:05

energy the man in our next guess he's

14:07

been putting aside the cutting edge of this conversation

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he the presence of us oil and gas

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association the great find the symptoms to

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attempt straight daddy back on the south

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great me here thanks three shit i

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always i'm starting in america but right now

14:20

i see a like the big story that's about

14:22

iraq the world is probably it's over

14:24

the pond and your of give us a little bit of

14:27

what you're seeing and it's the crisis

14:29

as is beginning to unfold and so motion

14:31

and the european continent when it comes to energy

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principally with russia

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well you know john eight i don't think

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most people realize that we really

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are on the edge of an energy and economic

14:42

catastrophe it seems don't start

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to play out the way that they should really

14:46

really as frightening as we're moving

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into a global energy crisis and

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we really have to have senior leadership

14:53

shown by both the us and and the europeans

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you know i say the

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people who have been father this closely

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russia natural gas supply to europe cancer

15:02

the nord stream pipeline and that was reduced

15:05

just twenty percent capacity after

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back the first part september when the g seven pledged

15:10

to cap the prices russian oil markets

15:12

and also the next day will be

15:14

hold gazprom said well gosh there's an

15:16

oil leak on the nord stream one so as to remain

15:18

closed shut things down to know

15:20

that twenty percent capacity the

15:23

europeans have seen it their natural

15:25

gas prices her ever really gone up to

15:27

the equivalent of about five hundred dollars a barrel

15:29

equivalent for natural gas you

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can't you can't run a business you

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can't run your house you can't run a school when

15:36

you energy prices are high and as

15:39

economic catastrophe that were sitting

15:41

on because of the manufacturing the manufacturing sectors

15:44

a gets it so badly

15:45

yeah that is unsustainable pricier

15:48

when we talk about the crisis we've got the cash

15:51

issue the cost of doing business the

15:53

seems to be some production i'm hearing from you and

15:55

of the us intelligence has slowly just

15:57

keeping people warm and some of the cold climates

15:59

of your

15:59

may not be achievable for part

16:02

of this when or if you're a person

16:04

in a home in one of the eastern european

16:07

countries is it going to be difficult to keep yourself

16:09

warm this winter i think so i think

16:11

this is angie crisis already taken it's

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toll

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the european governments have spent two hundred seventy

16:16

eight billion dollars at a cushion

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impacts to homes and businesses they're

16:21

starting to subsidize the manufacturing sector's

16:24

uk for example announced in that hundred

16:26

ninety five billion dollars scheme

16:28

one hundred thirty one billion with the household

16:30

and forty five billion went to the businesses

16:33

the lesson to lessen the impact of skyrocketing

16:35

energy crisis that's about five

16:37

percent of the gdp it's about the size of their

16:39

national health service that's the impact

16:42

that it has if you're to translate to the united states

16:44

would be i'm sustainable and unaffordable

16:48

that is amazing to even think about

16:50

that shows a level of panic and concerned

16:52

when does have that big of investments and you realize

16:55

it was as much if europe is

16:57

struggling to get enough energy just

16:59

to get through the winter what is seats net

17:01

effect and america when there's a competition

17:04

and supply is shorter is assume

17:06

it tugs at the market even here correct

17:08

does he does that you know it and energy

17:11

impacts everything else lightning and you

17:13

know talk this over and over again the impact

17:15

on on manufacturing for example so

17:18

did you go by just the first week in september

17:20

where you started to see was aluminium

17:22

smelters in the netherlands start to close

17:25

down because they can't afford it you see

17:27

at the top aluminium plant will cut twenty

17:30

two percent of it's production the

17:32

european association a metal said that

17:34

we're going to have to feel backed by fifty percent

17:37

cause we can afford are aluminum see capacity

17:39

of these price levels that , impact

17:42

all across the board and

17:44

i think you know for united states perspective

17:46

these are our allies

17:48

the and

17:49

linked to the hip whether we like it or not the

17:51

problem a john is look for years europe assume

17:53

they can easily get rid of oil and gas and coal

17:56

and decarbonise without any effort

17:58

i never worn chino

17:59

for him from the president trump want

18:02

them to warn the germans a similar to rely more

18:04

modern russia

18:05

you seem to care

18:07

american the impact of decade and that

18:09

energy policies as secure up soon

18:11

a great job of reminding us what not to do

18:13

but unfortunately

18:15

the ira bill just puts it on that past

18:17

five years you know that's was really concerning to

18:19

meet frankly

18:20

yeah place in there is a slow motion

18:23

a learning lesson of what your of did five

18:25

years ago because we're on the same path actually still

18:27

by doubling down on about right now

18:30

at a moment where we're seeing is failing

18:32

and right before our eyes and one of our closest continents

18:35

allied with us what are some

18:37

of the into groceries of

18:39

the current emerging by

18:41

energy plants i know california stock

18:43

of about it and to of is always on the far bleeding

18:45

edge of any idea but i'm going to ban

18:47

gas cars by twenty thirty five

18:49

a believe is a deadline yeah they're nowhere near

18:52

being able to see that bugs what

18:54

are some of the pillars of the bidens

18:56

energy plan that just aren't based in

18:58

the realism of the market right now

19:00

well see now that's a great question

19:02

if you search the white house's website

19:05

they have two hundred hit seen that climate

19:07

change is an existential threat to us

19:10

not really really understand what that means

19:12

because if climate change in carbon dioxide

19:15

emissions were and exit existential threat

19:17

threat

19:18

they release date million barrels from their strategic

19:20

point is or just last week

19:22

now and

19:23

the

19:25

climate change and fossil fuels

19:27

bad they're they're huge they're using

19:29

those aged patrol hundred serve as a political

19:32

yards as existential threat to their reelection

19:34

than the midterms i guess he up

19:37

i just this is a whole conversation

19:39

i can have that your i decided to walk

19:41

the walk in so three weeks ago

19:44

my wife my bought an electric vehicle he

19:46

bought a both like and eighty four

19:49

okay president us on gas association

19:51

drive an electric vehicle why because he wants

19:53

to be able to prove that it's not a really good idea and

19:55

frankly i it hasn't

19:58

been a real good idea for the last three the

20:00

closest the closest level three

20:03

charging station to wear that vehicles garagetown

20:05

west is forty three miles away

20:08

forty three miles and i live in a metropolitan

20:11

statistical area one hundred twenty four thousand people

20:14

though it you know it the these

20:16

are great on paper and frankly the

20:18

the vehicle self is sounds but the

20:20

infrastructure to get it where it needs to go

20:22

is not interesting thing

20:25

the best thing about it is i charge my

20:27

tv using natural gas from

20:29

my from my utility provide access

20:32

i guess an hour seventy and right but the

20:35

the ira's is filled with the inconsistency

20:38

top to bottom as to they just cannot get

20:40

from here to there you know it's a giant wishlist

20:42

natural it it was just a wish

20:44

an expensive wish four hundred

20:46

billion dollars of expensive wish some how

20:48

i love with you guys do with us i guess

20:51

association some younger energy to see you

20:53

guys actually do have a plan

20:55

to address the future aus

20:57

american energy needs keep getting

20:59

cleaner where we we know give ourselves cat about

21:01

every year american indicates that

21:04

much greater compared to any of our rivals one

21:06

are some of the elements of the us oil

21:08

and gas association energy plan that make

21:10

a difference on all fronts were time it's less

21:13

carbon to be have more energy valve

21:15

of people keeping the prices affordable for the economy

21:17

doesn't complain

21:18

what are some things that you guys have on your

21:20

agenda that really scares realistically

21:23

it's to where we want to be not in the pipe dream

21:25

of being so right now

21:27

i will be i think the key is to make sure that

21:29

we always have access to

21:31

the resource you know and new

21:34

again you know talked about us over again the

21:36

world comes to us for ideas

21:38

they come to us for technology and

21:40

know how and workforce they do we

21:42

do a better than anybody else and so

21:45

we always talk about the strategic petroleum

21:47

reserve and how important it isn't concerns about

21:49

being drawn down but the reality is the hydraulic

21:51

fracturing revolution

21:53

they'd americans two trillion dollars since

21:55

two thousand and eight because mainly

21:58

one just one week

21:59

that code when we crack that code

22:02

in those shale the formations

22:05

really , drove aren't are natural gas

22:07

prices down thomas where was a dollar fifty

22:09

which is basically giveaway prices because

22:11

we're so abundant abundant

22:14

and two trillion dollars and back into people's

22:16

pockets over the last twelve or fourteen years

22:18

that's nothing new and that's something that we ought

22:21

to break a attention a i

22:23

think you know and

22:25

, yeah there's concern about treated promise

22:27

or but the reality is we got

22:29

that reserves that a hundred times of magnitude

22:32

of anything we did store in

22:34

louisiana or texas just in the ground

22:37

in the lower forty eight and that's the real reserve

22:39

that we gotta pay attention to in doing so we

22:41

can keep oliver cost else as

22:43

really good point

22:44

they are you talking about the spr

22:46

and seems like for at historic lows

22:49

i see my since the nineteen

22:51

eighties allows we ever got to is about four hundred

22:53

fifty million barrels in this reserve

22:55

we seem to have broken that barrier for the first

22:58

time once the differ where are we it's

23:00

and what's the danger of not having spr

23:02

were needs to be

23:03

this too dangerous for says yes you

23:06

know what happens the the it with the reserve

23:08

was are you originally put together to so

23:10

absorbed price shocks for natural disasters

23:12

and or global disasters you know

23:16

the and

23:17

the waterways make sure you've got plenty of the

23:19

access ready now ready to get back

23:22

on the market quickly the there's an actual an engineering

23:24

concern to went when you draw down those

23:26

reservoir so certain point you begin

23:28

to access to engineering structural challenges because

23:31

the is because of the pressure of the system

23:33

and things like that and so you don't

23:35

want to take the actual engineering infrastructure

23:38

included a risk because you been drawn it now

23:40

so quickly and moving it out so so

23:43

quickly without the ability to keep it charged

23:45

up in the other thing

23:47

is is again it's classic government which

23:49

is by high enough so

23:51

low that is what they used to zoo and

23:54

there's vr there's ministrations talk about be

23:56

great we're gonna show up when new with eighty

23:58

and eighty dollars eighty dollars as organs

23:59

there

24:01

starting at that you know back

24:04

when in the middle of covered when the collapse was

24:06

happy if you member in april twenty when

24:08

twenty went below you and forty dollars below

24:11

zero eight zero died i would you taney

24:13

forty dollars not to give you a barrel boil then

24:17

trump administration came and said hey listen much

24:19

top the sing off we can do it for forty know

24:21

the barrel chuck schumer said now where we're not

24:23

going to get as a that's the i'm bailing out the

24:26

filling up big oil who that's horrible that's

24:28

horrible horrible that they made at the time because

24:31

it

24:31

the white pound foolish

24:34

wow it's amazing to think about

24:36

that missed opportunity also saw the brilliance

24:38

of the top moved to actually try to sell up the

24:40

spigot when it was see by to get the best the

24:42

over the backfire exactly exactly

24:45

there is a tug of war going on over

24:47

urban exploration and energy

24:50

development and i'm i'm going to eat as soon as i sent

24:52

him as a whole nother force but it's just

24:54

a bind him his face and and it's permitting and

24:56

it's least competitions see

24:58

when something by bus back from another

25:00

saying stella sustain a play about

25:03

the ability for us to topper own resources

25:05

on us and right now what's the by the ministries

25:08

and during even with the courts intervention well

25:10

so the big mistakes in illustration

25:13

time exploited his

25:15

perception that a lease is a guaranteed

25:18

guaranteed win for the industry that i got

25:20

a least it's not going to the it's not

25:22

gonna seven eleven and get and seventy

25:25

, hours may go from you're guaranteed seventy

25:27

two ounces all he says is it's a

25:29

guaranteed has a right to make a big bet

25:31

the you may or may not win and carrying with

25:33

administration is doing right now this week which

25:35

is real concern is their backing what we call this

25:37

soon settle game i don't know if you've followed

25:40

this that been department in good form interior

25:42

settled a lawsuit brought when environmental groups

25:45

were challenges leases and in montana

25:47

the dakotas the settlement

25:49

whole thing approvals a permit to drill

25:51

into the beyond goes back and conducts

25:54

a new leaf analysis and takes into

25:56

consideration the social cost of carbon

25:58

a things like that

25:59

right back

25:59

everywhere during the obama years unleashing

26:02

even know congress said you shall lease

26:04

in the ira we're

26:06

, back to the old games i used to play so

26:08

industries you know we're

26:10

we're just you were discouraged on

26:13

the thoroughly some component because we

26:15

are see we've seen as playbook before and has

26:17

come on against against to

26:19

sunnyman warmed over it is the same way most

26:21

insidious exact same thing same

26:23

, to get to the price of oil and gas in the second

26:26

and what we can see in the fall but before

26:28

i get to that the really long term

26:30

effect of the seats movement

26:32

i now saw as as on a website

26:34

or day and nasdaq is promoting said

26:36

it's all members should be getting involved in the is

26:38

t it is going to scare away

26:41

as enormous amount of exploration

26:43

for future and development as

26:45

it is the main aim but the smart money

26:47

i think has started to see through

26:49

that and i

26:51

, when combined with me on savvy

26:53

investment structures that don't

26:56

buy into the he is t height

26:59

height the courses nice to when you look

27:01

to the nasdaq which is down thirty percent

27:03

and yelling winners in those in yelling

27:05

winners and all investment sector is

27:07

actually dilemma gas of people do on

27:09

some returns some smith's

27:12

distance yeah the smart money i think

27:14

is is starting to fall back in in and get around

27:16

that but you know just systemically

27:19

it has know just

27:20

hail on it and and

27:22

tougher our guys get financing still

27:24

so we're not for a very stable

27:26

pricing climate we really would be in a world of

27:28

hurt right now so

27:32

but it like ikea shiite the i think

27:34

it's going to get me come under more moore's allah

27:37

or that of scrutiny because

27:39

the seas for administering he administering t phones

27:41

are higher the sword know who for wall street makes

27:43

his money his money is and

27:46

the returns are not great and so people are saying

27:48

and see what is it

27:50

it it really yeah i am

27:52

i am i besting and in i

27:54

environment and sustainability

27:56

or am i invest in and in some

27:59

waltz report for them

27:59

the jersey

28:01

the country club do something like

28:03

that people don't have questions i think it's

28:05

really good question we have a great tv special

28:08

on america's voice about a week ago in some

28:10

really innovative efforts i can in florida

28:13

and texas and oklahoma city

28:15

when the early these on this and states'

28:18

rights are really prevailing in the courts in an

28:20

awesome in the legislature and i think you're ready to

28:22

roll back moment may be building momentum

28:24

very quickly everybody just

28:26

wants to the around adopt a few months old

28:29

gastrointestinal illness expression

28:31

of i gas prices but everyone

28:33

i'm talking to feels like we've hit the bottom

28:35

and the price is going to begin priming

28:38

up as we head into the fall into the holiday

28:40

season

28:41

you know better than uma what do you think the trend

28:43

mine will be

28:44

on gas and oil prices fall without

28:47

i think you know there's so many factors that

28:49

play right now that are completely out of everybody's

28:51

control you know days in connect

28:53

to the strategic petroleum users theoretically

28:55

those drawdowns are supposed to end the

28:58

end of october or on around election day

29:00

most like the just saw yeah imagine

29:02

that and i think when you

29:04

don't need million barrels into the system a week

29:07

that has has to distort things

29:10

a lot and those come to an end the

29:12

eu people take a hard look at were inventories

29:14

are you where the not real favorable right now

29:16

so i think you can see prices start creep back

29:18

what happens if ukraine

29:21

with too many europeans and everything else

29:24

the industry's credit you know when you are

29:26

having this conversation back in may we were

29:28

racing to get rigs in the air we did that

29:31

the and i think our production levels are actually

29:33

pretty favorable right now to keep we

29:35

don't want to be it on hundred and three hundred forty hundred fifty

29:38

dollars a barrel as is bad for everybody and ourselves

29:40

include but i think we're

29:42

we're now the point where productions come online

29:44

we've been able to complete a lot of

29:46

wells were still outstanding back outstanding

29:48

the first part of summer so hopefully

29:51

fingers crossed rules will be in a stable

29:53

and lower price climate than we were in june

29:55

and july surmounted people follow the great

29:58

works it's you do it is not necessary

30:01

our our small trade associations

30:04

i , did a tweet back in july

30:06

that tweet the presence known as a saturday

30:09

saturday remember that probably

30:12

the best thing is now we trendy irreverent

30:14

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30:16

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30:19

we are all service i'm happy to take

30:22

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30:33

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30:35

get to someone with your level of expertise

30:37

in your vantage point i mean you just

30:39

the best way to prepare for something existing to be

30:41

been far more information and you

30:43

have a student and everytime tim we're so grateful for

30:45

the time today and i know we're gonna need to get

30:47

a chance to in the market is going to be pretty crazy the next

30:49

few months excellent yeah hey appreciate it

30:51

and i i appreciate getting the opportunity bloviate

30:54

you know at a high they both hitting

30:56

his facts it's great i mean we learned a

30:58

lot of people don't know that the spr is at record

31:00

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31:02

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