Owen Gregorian

The USA won't be there to help you anymore, just like you weren't there for us.

Iran has been essentially decimated.

The hard part is done.

Go get your own oil, President DJT.

Well, I think this is completely aligned with Trump's whole energy strategy, that he's been saying drill, baby, drill from day one, and he's done a lot to make that happen.

And I think we were reaching a point

Like earlier this year, where at least in my mind, we were starting to say, are we going to have a supply glut, which is a problem for the United States because we do a lot of fracking, which is more expensive.

And if you push the oil price down too far, those companies go out of business.

And so it's almost like you have to have the oil price above a certain level for the United States to be competitive.

And now we are because oil prices are high.

And so it's interesting just to me strategically, I don't know how much of this was intentional, but it's like he is really positioning the United States as a primary supplier of oil to the world.

And a lot of the steps that we've taken with a lot of these different conflicts

including the ukraine war has positioned the united states as a supplier like all this liquefied natural gas europe is signing up for getting it from the united states because they can't get it from ukraine or russia anymore um and you know the pipelines are bombed and all these other things but it just positioned the united states to be the primary supplier and now the same thing is true for

general oil that, you know, Trump is basically saying we're open for business.

You can buy it from us.

And, you know, we'll make a lot more money off this in the process.

And so I think he's kind of flipping the script a little bit to say, yeah, in the past, we've tried to just make sure oil prices were affordable and that it's smooth global commerce across the world.

But now it's your problem.

If you want to go get your oil, go get it.

And, you know, we did the hard part, but