Lee Zeldin
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President Biden comes in and then he goes back to what Obama was trying to do by design, getting rid of these sources of energy to force America to move towards wind power.
Now, what that does is it harms the economy, the people who can least afford it, Americans who are faced with the decision of whether or not to heat their home, fill up their fridge with groceries, get prescription drugs that they need, instead of saying all of the above, they have to pick and choose. If you want to get an electric vehicle, go get an electric vehicle.
Now, what that does is it harms the economy, the people who can least afford it, Americans who are faced with the decision of whether or not to heat their home, fill up their fridge with groceries, get prescription drugs that they need, instead of saying all of the above, they have to pick and choose. If you want to get an electric vehicle, go get an electric vehicle.
Now, what that does is it harms the economy, the people who can least afford it, Americans who are faced with the decision of whether or not to heat their home, fill up their fridge with groceries, get prescription drugs that they need, instead of saying all of the above, they have to pick and choose. If you want to get an electric vehicle, go get an electric vehicle.
But maybe for your neighbor, they don't want an electric vehicle. They want a gas powered vehicle. One of the other consequences of this energy policy is that it's eliminating choice. In a state like New York, they would ban gas hookups on new construction statewide. We were just talking about how they wouldn't allow the safe extraction of natural gas.
But maybe for your neighbor, they don't want an electric vehicle. They want a gas powered vehicle. One of the other consequences of this energy policy is that it's eliminating choice. In a state like New York, they would ban gas hookups on new construction statewide. We were just talking about how they wouldn't allow the safe extraction of natural gas.
But maybe for your neighbor, they don't want an electric vehicle. They want a gas powered vehicle. One of the other consequences of this energy policy is that it's eliminating choice. In a state like New York, they would ban gas hookups on new construction statewide. We were just talking about how they wouldn't allow the safe extraction of natural gas.
They won't approve all sorts of essential new pipelines to transport these sources of energy. This is all by design. President Trump comes in, and when he talks about a solution for energy, we're talking about national security, the environment, the economy, considering it all. We need to protect the environment. and grow the economy. This isn't a binary choice anymore.
They won't approve all sorts of essential new pipelines to transport these sources of energy. This is all by design. President Trump comes in, and when he talks about a solution for energy, we're talking about national security, the environment, the economy, considering it all. We need to protect the environment. and grow the economy. This isn't a binary choice anymore.
They won't approve all sorts of essential new pipelines to transport these sources of energy. This is all by design. President Trump comes in, and when he talks about a solution for energy, we're talking about national security, the environment, the economy, considering it all. We need to protect the environment. and grow the economy. This isn't a binary choice anymore.
All of the above also means choosing both protecting the environment and protecting the economy, protecting opportunity with a golden age for all of America. This is the path, I believe strongly, not the one that seeks to suffocate the economy, cutting out all these sources of energy with no substitute.
All of the above also means choosing both protecting the environment and protecting the economy, protecting opportunity with a golden age for all of America. This is the path, I believe strongly, not the one that seeks to suffocate the economy, cutting out all these sources of energy with no substitute.
All of the above also means choosing both protecting the environment and protecting the economy, protecting opportunity with a golden age for all of America. This is the path, I believe strongly, not the one that seeks to suffocate the economy, cutting out all these sources of energy with no substitute.
The last thing I would say is that some of these Democrats are now talking about how they agree with President Trump. that we should make America the AI capital world. Well, how the heck do you think that's possible if you keep getting rid of all of these baseload power?
The last thing I would say is that some of these Democrats are now talking about how they agree with President Trump. that we should make America the AI capital world. Well, how the heck do you think that's possible if you keep getting rid of all of these baseload power?
The last thing I would say is that some of these Democrats are now talking about how they agree with President Trump. that we should make America the AI capital world. Well, how the heck do you think that's possible if you keep getting rid of all of these baseload power?
Right, and at these different agencies, we're implementing President Trump's guidance to us that he doesn't want any more permits for any of these windmills. Now, there have been a lot of windmills over the course of not just months and years, but even decades that have gone up around America.
Right, and at these different agencies, we're implementing President Trump's guidance to us that he doesn't want any more permits for any of these windmills. Now, there have been a lot of windmills over the course of not just months and years, but even decades that have gone up around America.
Right, and at these different agencies, we're implementing President Trump's guidance to us that he doesn't want any more permits for any of these windmills. Now, there have been a lot of windmills over the course of not just months and years, but even decades that have gone up around America.
And I think that there's somewhat of a difference in the way that some Democratic governors talk about this versus others. We've spent a lot of time talking about how this is not a substitute for baseload power. Some Democratic governors agree with that and they say that out loud.