i think it s a terrible idea. i just had a rough, i m sure we all have rough stories from getting bullied, i remember one time, i hated going to the locker room when i was a kid in high school or whatever. i was in wrestling and i d wait to let everyone had left and i was showering by myself and it was one of those work were spigots everywhere, but no dividers. wrestling coach comes in, greg, there are all these places you could shower, you know which nozzle he chooses? this same one is me. really? and it s like ever since then. limeade varsity is an eighth grader. good for you. you know, tyrus, i don t really think it s going to
i just had a rough, i m sure we all have rough stories from getting bullied, i remember one time, i hated going to the locker room when i was a kid in high school or whatever. i was in wrestling and i d wait to let everyone had left and i was showering by myself and it was one of those work were spigots everywhere, but no dividers. wrestling coach comes in, greg, there are all these places you could shower, you know which nozzle he chooses? this same one is me. really? and it s like ever since then. limeade varsity is an eighth grader. good for you. you know, tyrus, i don t really think it s going to
be safe, my friend. thanks. charles: u.s. producers put out the largest share of the world s oil, this is according to the energy administration. so instead of pulling from reserves, shouldn t president biden be calling for more pumping here at home? kenny paul is here to weigh-in. i was shocked that we re bragging about this effort with these countries that are chipping in a million, two million, three million barrels. we re number 1. if we wanted to pressure opec, couldn t we turn on the spigots? this is a weird way of going about it. it is shameful. think about it. under the last administration, like it or not, we were the swing producer. we were the ones that were controlling the price of oil because we were a net exporter and the swing producer and the largest producer of oil in terms of barrels daily. it s mind boggling that we re in this position where suddenly we have to take oil out of the
sometime to increase pressure on the europeans to make it more dependent on russian energy. it s all linked with the production, with the implementation and the building of a new very controversial russian pipeline called north stream 2 which has already been built between russia and germany, bypassing some transit countries that would have benefited from that pipeline in the past like ukraine. critics say that will increase the energy dependence on russia. they say nonsense, it s just a business deal. they said if the pipeline is approved by european officials when the spigots are turned on, then the european gas crisis will essentially be alleviated. and so they re saying they re not using this energy as a threat, but they are also reminding europeans just how much power the kremlin has when it comes to supplying the european nations with their natural gas, laura. matthew chance, thank you so much for breaking that all down for us. time to look at markets
is tied directly to the infrastructure bill and it undermines the whole process. they really should be working with us on an infrastructure package that would pass overwhelmingly but instead they just have an insatiable appetite to raise taxes and spend more money. it would cause jobs and affect middle class families. it would put green new deal mandates that would raise energy prices higher. we have a 40% increase in gas at the pump. they re begging opec to produce more oil while they shut down the spigots in the united states. it makes absolutely no sense. it s one reason why families across america are revolting against the president s radical agenda. chris: let s talk specifically about the infrastructure bill which, again, passed with 19 senate republicans supporting it and let s talk about what that bill would do for your state. the infrastructure in louisiana gets a grade of d plus and the bipartisan bill would mean