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Transcripts for FOXNEWS Americas Newsroom With Bill Hemmer and Sandra Smith 20190918 13:33:00

one state was moderately close. minnesota. new mexico was eight points but on the other hand, look. bob dole lost west virginia in 1996 by 16 points. if you only looked at the states and how they performed in the last elections you might have said don t waste time in west virginia. george w. bush made a massive effort to take the state and won it by six points because that 22 point swing in the vote because of coal. the democrats had a war on coal. issues will drive it. bill: lindsey graham is coming up on breaking news. you are playing defense where? in the west they re playing defense in arizona which was much closer than it has traditionally been so they ll have to play defense in the west as well as go on offense. bill: i can talk about this for an hour. you could probably two hours. we ll talk soon. karl rove in austin.

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Transcripts for FOXNEWS Special Report With Bret Baier 20190823 22:28:00

the petroleum institute which are prisons more than 600 600 countries, including refining and extracting oil, more drilling is coming. the interior department will dramatically open up the gulf of mexico, opening up all available unleased areas in the western and central planning districts. that s 80 million acres. we will continue to look offshore and ensure we have the resources we need to keep energy costs low for the american consumer. also since trump took office, environmental regulations rolled back including the obama era stream protection rule and the clean power plan, which the president called a war on coal, getting licenses to drill on public land has also been fast tracked. since 2016, the amount of the nation s resources available for oil and gas companies shot up more than 600%. the administration s energy strategy is bad for the

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190816:14:11:00

they are terrible people so reelect me. he had a good time, looks like he really rouse them. bill: i think the line was you have no choice. in fairness, joe biden who was supposed to be an alleged moderate on the debate stage called for the elimination of fossil fuels. talking about that would beget 80% of our energy has a country, talking about not just president obama s war on coal but expanding it to things like natural gas from a direct affront to states like pennsylvania, ohio. massive loss of jobs even talking about the kind of cars that we drive, manufacturing jobs and impact on the farming industry so a massive impact, increased electricity costs and that s from an alleged moderate so think about that. sandra: spending time in new hampshire, seeing this as important and biden supporters as well. lisa brought up something really interesting about the war

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20190801:00:49:00

to take control of huge assets which otherwise would have no chance of getting. reporter: who is to blame? there are folks losing their job and they say it s because there is a war on coal. who the should they be blaming or what? they should blame the market, the evolution of things. buggy whips that. don t have a market anymore. gas is cheaper. solar energy is cheaper. windmills are cheaper. that s what happened. it doesn t anybody. it was the market. reporter: for the hundreds of miners now left behind in gillette, not the dying goal industry nor the vulture capitalists circling the remains nor the president using them as a campaign prop saved their jobs. i think everybody knows that there is going to be a change and that coal is never going to come back to where it was. there is going to be some of us that hang around with coal because it is in our blood. we see that it s a viable product. we see it s been put there not to get religious, but a lot of us feel it s been pu

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190712:09:49:30

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190712:09:49:30
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