India, the world's third-biggest oil importer and consumer, imports about 85% of its crude needs and is gradually building capacity to increase its output of biofuels
plus this. another whale washed up. it s becoming a pattern. is it the wind mills, the pounding of the sea floor. how many whales is it going to take? there are not many places the north atlantic right whale can do. destined for extinction. john: stunning whale deaths. one says president biden s green energy push is to blame. we will talk with michael shellenberger who produced the documentary next. one of seven endless choices for just $20. right now, only at red lobster. welcome to fun dining. i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed.
if they can match that enthusiasm in some capacity. sandra: president biden touting his green energy push again out west. he says it will boost american jobs. new reporting finds china and russia may be getting the biggest benefits of all from this green push. what we are about to hear from the president. trace: and our money panel take this up when we come back.
general are concerned about the cost to taxpayers of going gr green. this is a war against fossil fuels. we don t care about anything else. we are going to bring the fossil fuel industry to its knees and we are going to send trillions of dollars as kamala harris said to the green industries out there. his green energy push comes as gas prices are once again going up, they have gone up almost $0.30 in the last month. martha: billions of dollars have been ported to the screen energy push in the name of climate change and reduction of that and reducing inflation which is an interesting equation, thank you very much. let s bring in dagen mcdowell cohost of the bottom line and lauren simonetti fox business correspondent. the president also said a strange thing in this interview today where he said he has
year, even pointed joyce pro-terra ceo export council the principle national advisory committee on international trade. back with the panel. stef the left, the progressives are pushing climate change as an issue. but, when it comes to delivering on the economics of it, really hasn t panned out for the biden white house. i mean, clearly those poll results are not great for the biden administration. i think what we are seeing today is the beginning of what they are going to be focusing on in this lead up to 2024 try to convince the american public that the things that they have achieved over the past two years or so actually are helpful and we are going to see them continue to tout both bidenomics and things like their climate agenda which some people suggest people may not fully understand some of the work they have done there and they are trying to explain that to the american public in these key states. bret: bidenomics, a white house back and forth defending the green energy push