Doug Burgum

And that's what I think the president is referring to when he says, you know, we won on day one because the initial strikes were so effective and did, in fact, eliminate at least the very top leadership of the country.

Well, I think what we're seeing here, of course, is the strength of President Trump setting clear objectives, our military executing nearly flawlessly.

And, of course, what this exposes for the whole world is that we do have a terrorist regime that is threatening the world economy.

This is a regime that 47 years ago, when they took over, literally took American hostages.

Now they're holding the entire world economy hostage.

President Trump and the allies understand that on the backside of this, when this is resolved, that the world's gonna be peace, there's gonna be more peace in the world, there's gonna be more prosperity, and there's gonna be more stability and more freedom and movement of energy for all countries.

Well, as again, of course, in America, as you know, these are private companies.

Some of them are public.

I'll let them talk about their own production plans and their production increases.

But certainly when there's a price indication that's happening right now, this is an opportunity.

Shale producers have the ability to

increase their production some of them have you know drilled but uncompleted wells they just have to turn those on and of course we're seeing our partners i just got back from venezuela last week where you've got companies like chevron that are indicating that they can accelerate

their development in places like that.

And of course the administration taking steps in places like California where we've got offshore in California that weren't being blocked by the state of California in terms of

regulatory and red tape, that that could substantially increase the amount of oil being produced in California.

Every stone is being overturned.

The team in D.C.

and the team that's here across a whole set of cabinet members from the Trump administration that's here, we have 17 countries attending this Indo-Pacific Energy Security Day.

ministerial, all of these countries are understanding that it's important for them, for their economies and for their countries and for their citizens to have energy security.

And they're looking to buy energy from a trusted ally.