Doug Burgum
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1,008 appearances
32 recordings
11 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 5 Jun
Doug Burgum’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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partisan, but there are questions from Democrats about where this private funding is coming from, and it's not transparent.
Do you think that that should be opened up to the public so that people see where it's coming from?
So you're going to make the donors to Freedom 250 public?
You're a leader there, right?
I can't wade into the politics of musicians because some musicians want to play music for everybody and some musicians seem to have segmented their audiences the same way politicians have.
I can't wade into the politics of musicians because some musicians want to play music for everybody and some musicians seem to have segmented their audiences the same way politicians have.
Interior Secretary Burgum, whose agency regulates drilling on federal land, again tried to blame the Biden administration, saying its environmental policies led to today's huge spike in gas prices since President Trump's Iran invasion.
One of many testy exchanges came between Burgum and California Democrat Jared Huffman.
Democrats also blasted Trump's proposal to cut nearly a billion dollars from national parks, with one staffer holding up a sign pointing out the president is trying to spend the same amount on a new White House ballroom.
Kirk Sigler, NPR News, Washington.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum downplayed Trump's latest proposed cuts to the Park Service during a hearing with the House subcommittee, saying like last summer, his plan is to put more staffers in national parks instead of regional offices.
Trump's latest budget would cut more than $700 million from park service operations.
Burgum says some of that reflects money the administration plans to move to its new wildland fire service.
Committee Democrats blasted him for, as they put it, making decisions in secret while circumventing Congress.
Kirk Sigler, NPR News.
Global News Podcast · Trump's peace plan still vague as war with Iran continues · 24 Mar 2026
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And we're partnering with Total Energies to unleash nearly $1 billion that was tied up in a lease deposit that was directed towards the prior administration's subsidies that were pushing expensive weather-dependent offshore wind.
With this agreement, we're allowing this great company to redirect those dollars that have been paid into the Treasury towards affordable, reliable, and secure oil and natural gas production projects.
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 drilled but uncompleted wells.
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