Doug Burgum

How can you not be interested in the world's largest oil reserves in the same hemisphere?

So I think there's questions, of course, questions about security, questions about what the long term profile is going to be.

But the interest level is through the roof.

The rule changes announced by the Trump administration are similar to ones put in place during Trump's first term.

And the goal, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said in a statement, is to restore the Endangered Species Act to its original intent by protecting species and respecting the livelihoods of Americans who depend on land and natural resources.

Wildlife groups say the proposed changes to threaten species protections, to habitat protections, and a proposed cost-benefit analysis of listing a species will harm the country's already at-risk plants and animals and are just another giveaway to fossil fuel companies and other extractive industries.

They're promising to sue when the proposals are formalized.

Nate Rott, NPR News.

The rule changes announced by the Trump administration are similar to ones put in place during Trump's first term.

And the goal, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said in a statement, is to restore the Endangered Species Act to its original intent by protecting species and respecting the livelihoods of Americans who depend on land and natural resources.

Wildlife groups say the proposed changes to threaten species protections, to habitat protections, and a proposed cost-benefit analysis of listing a species will harm the country's already at-risk plants and animals and are just another giveaway to fossil fuel companies and other extractive industries.

They're promising to sue when the proposals are formalized.

Nate Rott, NPR News.

So just for good framing, during the campaign, I had a 3-3-3 plan.

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So I had a plan that I called 3-3-3, and the idea was to get the budget deficit, which was running about 6.7% of GDP under the Biden administration, highest that we'd ever had when we

weren't at war or in a recession down to 3%, 3 plus percent economic growth on a persistent basis, and to create three million more barrels of energy equivalent, so oil and gas, before President Trump leaves office.