After years of underinvestment in oil and gas supply, policymakers are now pushing to increase production in response to the energy crisis. But short-termism will undermine development. [Gas in Transition, Volume 2, Issue 5]
secretary holland wouldn t say whether the new plan would include any new leases for new offshore drilling, dana. dana: thank you so much. dagen, good to have you this morning to help us understand what the interior secretary is supposed to do is try to allow for oil and gas development, responsible conservation minded, environmentally safe as it can be. she wouldn t concede anything. when i heard that piece of sound from the interior secretary i only thought of you. how can you go your interior department has been responsible for just in the last week canceling those lease sales, three lease sales on federal water, and you are going in front of the senate and having no response to record high gasoline but also near record high diesel prices, which will feed through to additional inflation. i was astonished that they are never prepared and the energy
declared war on american oil and gas. he hates the industry and doesn t want the industry to be producing. what about all the increase in regulations? what about the massive increase, austan, in the debt the $3 trillion of spending last year? i said on this show when you were on with me it would lead to very high inflation and that s exactly what we have. dana: so austan, let s say the president is like my hands there is nothing i can do here. they don t even seem to be willing to show a little bit of compassion for the people out there who are really struggling. the interior secretary yesterday basically say she wouldn t say that gas prices are too high. today you wake up and the president has another record low poll number at 39%. give you the last word. for sure when inflation is high people will be in a sour mood. you see that in the polling. i haven t seen that there is a lack of sympathy.
than the poverty threshold. so this whole thing begs the question is college worth it? especially because college is so darn expensive. brian: some schools 70 to $80,000. at nyu $84,000 to live in this hell hole of a city. littered with homeless right around nyu. would you pay $84,000 for that. steve: you have to do a cost benefit analysis. figure out is it worth? carley: i know. i was a journalism major so i bucked the trend. ainsley: brian were you a journalism major? brian: yes, i was. steve: yes, ma am. carley: what about you. ainsley: journalism major. brian: we screwed up the curve on. that was. carley: coming up, is resuming oil and gas development on public land an gering many on the left? but is this too little too late. steve: plus the cost cutting measures elon musk hopes to implement should he take over twitter. how it could russell some