Markwayne Mullin

And then sell the product back to us. So the president is looking at twofold. One, make taxes permanent. So they're not just simply planning on a four-year or eight-year term. They actually have a long-term term. So we're going to make taxes permanent. We're going to have actually friendly environmental regulations.

And then sell the product back to us. So the president is looking at twofold. One, make taxes permanent. So they're not just simply planning on a four-year or eight-year term. They actually have a long-term term. So we're going to make taxes permanent. We're going to have actually friendly environmental regulations.

We're going to have an environmental or regulatory environment that's going to be conducive to stability in the market without hurting our economy and without hurting our environment. And we're going to streamline it so you know that you can get it built without having to worry about it. That's because we have a president in the office that understands business.

We're going to have an environmental or regulatory environment that's going to be conducive to stability in the market without hurting our economy and without hurting our environment. And we're going to streamline it so you know that you can get it built without having to worry about it. That's because we have a president in the office that understands business.

And he understands what it takes to bring manufacturing back. So that's why you're already seeing all these companies that are saying, hey, we're investing in you. I had a country the other day call me that they're wanting a very wealthy company.

And he understands what it takes to bring manufacturing back. So that's why you're already seeing all these companies that are saying, hey, we're investing in you. I had a country the other day call me that they're wanting a very wealthy company.

Middle East country that I've actually became very good friends with with the president there that has said that they're willing to put one point four trillion dollars into the U.S. economy.

Middle East country that I've actually became very good friends with with the president there that has said that they're willing to put one point four trillion dollars into the U.S. economy.

Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.

Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.

It does. I've been on going to these liberal medias because we kind of have to to get our message out there right. And I was on CNN. They asked me what the day felt like. And I said, man, sunrise was beautiful. The air in my lungs tasted better. And my protein shake was awesome. It just seems like there's a tremendous amount of hope and optimism and excitement for this golden age we're going in.

It does. I've been on going to these liberal medias because we kind of have to to get our message out there right. And I was on CNN. They asked me what the day felt like. And I said, man, sunrise was beautiful. The air in my lungs tasted better. And my protein shake was awesome. It just seems like there's a tremendous amount of hope and optimism and excitement for this golden age we're going in.

And I tell you, it sure feels a heck of a lot better than it did four years ago.

And I tell you, it sure feels a heck of a lot better than it did four years ago.

Well, it's not just Oklahoma. It's North Dakota. It's Texas. It's Pennsylvania. It's all of our energy states, including California. People forget California is actually an energy state.

Well, it's not just Oklahoma. It's North Dakota. It's Texas. It's Pennsylvania. It's all of our energy states, including California. People forget California is actually an energy state.

When we declared a national emergency, what it does is it puts that permit reform that we've been trying to pass in Congress for a long time, it puts it in hyperspeed where we don't have to add the permit reforms, where we just simply can bypass a lot of the stuff that is happening with pipelines. People don't really think about pipelines being...

When we declared a national emergency, what it does is it puts that permit reform that we've been trying to pass in Congress for a long time, it puts it in hyperspeed where we don't have to add the permit reforms, where we just simply can bypass a lot of the stuff that is happening with pipelines. People don't really think about pipelines being...

about energy but it's one of the biggest choke points that the biden administration put in place one thing they did when they immediately went in is they declassified a lot of the pipelines in instead of allowing them to run at 100 capacity they put them at 20 on new ones they dropped some to 50 capacity so they changed the permitting process it brings that back to full uh to to full capacity

about energy but it's one of the biggest choke points that the biden administration put in place one thing they did when they immediately went in is they declassified a lot of the pipelines in instead of allowing them to run at 100 capacity they put them at 20 on new ones they dropped some to 50 capacity so they changed the permitting process it brings that back to full uh to to full capacity