if you, don t, you lose. now that may sound unfair, but we did not make the rules nature did. ignore t we can choose to ignore them,he but those rules will never change. sorry wil. thankfully for americans, we live in a country that is remarkably abundant in all three of those things. the u.s. has the most fertile farmland in the world. we ve got more potable freshwater than virtually any other place and critically, first of all, america has the largest recoverable oil reserves on the planet. we are no one in that category and that matters maybe more than anything. now, let me be telling you on cnn that so-called renewable energy windmills and solar panels are about to power the world s. but that s absurd and no one corrects them and somebody should because a lot is at stake.e.at if your nine year old sta startt telling you i m like superman, you have to correct him before he jumps off the garage.ect the the stakesbe are high. so it is incumbent on the rest of us to point out
like tim ryan and joe bide who are trying to destroy it.t. i think unfortunately, the activist of the democratic party are soo in bed with big tech and big finance t that they ve driven our economy off a cliff. but look, ohio is never going to be and frankly,on i don t wat it to be an economy that depends on the technology industry, the finance industry and the pharmaceutical industry. we have a real economymytry,iay we have agriculture and we have energy. we should have those things. we need political leaders who support those industries. well, exactly.ndus that s exactly right. the basicstries matter as always and never change. jt vance, thank you so much. and because the basics are all that matters, you should m be concerned, of course, with food, water and energy, butatd, also w are people having babies? are they replacing the species and somehoww around the world, birth rates are dropping in crazy in unprecedented ways.n what is going on straight ahead? didn t you get the memo?