Daniel Turner
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521 appearances
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard 5 Sep
Daniel Turner’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Dan Bongino Show · First Signs That Trump's Tariffs Are Paying Off | Episode 15 · 4 Apr 2025
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But it seems that most of their jobs number were just grants to municipalities to hire government workers. They said, we created 300,000 jobs. I don't think any of their jobs numbers are actually accurate.
I can't thank you enough for having me on because it was seven years ago today that I was standing in this small town in West Virginia. I was launching power of the future. And this is a once great town. And I was recording the main street with a resident. And he was pointing out that that used to be a florist. And that was a little coffee shop. And, oh, that was whatever.
And they knew what this little town was. The Obama administration launched their war on coal. Remember when he was running for president in 08, he said, you know, I'm not going to make coal illegal. But if you have a coal plant, you're going to go bankrupt. And everyone applauded and said, yay, look at that. Yes. This is your video? And this is my little video.
And this is this great little town in West Virginia that there's just nothing there because the one employer of the town. was shut down by the Obama administration because of climate emergencies.
And when everyone works for, you know, there are lots of little towns like this across America and they're having their moment right now, whether it's coal, whether it's steel, whether it's manufacturing, when everyone at the town worked at the mill or the plant and they probably made good salaries.
But then when that is shut down for whatever reason, now that town is bankrupt and we leave these people there with, with mortgages that they can't afford. No one is moving there. So no one's selling their house. No one's buying the house. There's no jobs. There's no income. We give them opioids because opioids are cheap and they pack a punch. So we say, here's a little bit of fentanyl.
We'll allow to sneak through to keep you all calm. We tell them, learn to code, get an only fans page, right? We tell them to drive for Uber and we leave these towns to, to fester in institutional poverty and suicide and domestic violence. And we've done this all across America for 30 years. But it It didn't have to be this way.
It was the government that did that. We still use coal. We use more coal than we've ever used. And coal continues worldwide and in America to continue to increase because we don't just use it to make electricity. We use it to make steel. We use it to make to cement anything around us that we're looking at. was probably at one point forged by coal, or the machinery that made it was forged by coal.
So we need coal. And yet we have these people like Barack Obama, like Michael Bloomberg, like John Kerry, who say we're gonna shut down coal. And really what we're doing is we're saying little towns like that in West Virginia, we're gonna put you out of business because you know what's cheaper? Nine-year-old girls in Malaysia mining coal.
They don't need helmets, they don't need OSHA, they don't need health insurance. They don't have sexual awareness and diversity training seminars. It's really lucrative to mine in foreign countries because we can contaminate and pollute and destroy.
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The other side, that's all they know how to do is push back. They hate the energy industry. They are beholden to the climate agenda, so I expect nothing from them. But I'm kind of at the point that I don't really care about their position because they've brought nothing but misery to the American people and, quite frankly, to the world. I'm happy with President Trump's policy agenda.
I knew what to expect and I knew it was going to be bold because it was first term. What I'm also really proud of and surprised of are how fast congressional Republicans are working because normally not everyone moves at the speed of Trump.
Just today, the Senate finally, I shouldn't even say finally, we're only a couple of weeks into the session, but today the Senate repealed Joe Biden's tax on natural gas. Why are we taxing natural gas? because he hates the industry and he wanted more money, that's why. So, there's a lot of positive momentum. It's going to take a while to kick in, right?
You're not going to feel it in your pocketbook tomorrow, but we are headed in a really, really bright direction.
Yeah, you know, it's great to see the president support this pipeline again. And it's ridiculous that it was ever made a political football. But I don't think if you're in the energy space, just because the president says you should start building it again, you're going to jump in with both feet.
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