in coming up. sandra: we anticipate all of that. first this fox news alert. fbi agents have just completed moments ago their search of president biden s vacation home as the doj investigation into the handling of classified documents widens. sandra smith in new york. hello, john. john: hello, sandra. halfway through the week. the search at biden s rehobeth beach home marks the first time fbi has looked at private locations tied to the president. sandra: david spunt has the breaking details. this search just wrapped, david. so, were any classified documents found at the president s beach house? sandra, john, no classified documents found. this is according to the president s personal attorney, bob bauer. the search began this morning at 8:30 in the morning at the rehobeth beach home, wrapped up at noon. three and a half hours, quite the contrast from what we saw just a few weeks ago when we learned on a friday the fbi spent almost 13 hours inside the president s wilmin
royale happening and i m in the arena, because of the biden administration, radical environmental left want to kill the project. we think it s not only good for alaska, but good for america. john: nearly 200,000 barrels a day, the overall reserve is 600 million barrels. this is the national petroleum reserve of alaska. set aside by congress. john: to drill on. decades ago to drill on. john: you talked about the potential benefits of the willow project and there is bipartisan support as well. there is. john: 2,000 construction jobs, 300 permanent jobs, $10 billion in taxes and other revenues, 50% of the royalties are going to go to native communities, public health clinics, schools, public health, search and rescue capabilities. you say this is a really good thing for alaska and america. absolutely. it s has broad base support in alaska, all the alaska native groups for the reasons you just mentioned, all of our unions,
industry, we want to basically, eventually put a ban on tracking without wall fracking without calling it that, we want to shut down our pipelines, and we want to push this green energy agenda. and that is why oil and gas companies in this country, no matter how many leases they were approved to drill on, they stopped drilling, stopped investing. and they re subject to the same problems every ore industry is subject to as well. the labor shortage, the supply chain issue. they have parts coming from china that they needs for those wells to be able to function and operate. so this at its core started with the administration, not the pandemic or anything else. joey: no, you re absolutely right. and just talking about those drilling permits, there s a difference between a federal lease and a permit to drill, and there are 4600 permits to drill on those leases that are a waiting to be approved, just to add that note there. but, griff, if we move on from energy, we have ukraine which is on
substantively bereft, he refused his name on the suit. it had speculative allegations and some down there lies. it said philadelphia s vote should on not be counted because it used dominion voting machines. philadelphia does not use dominion voting machines. basic facts like that of some it was completely absurd to read. another absurdity, the lawsuit cited a statistical analysis claiming the probability of biden winning those four states saying it s less than 1 in 1 qua drill on. for the vote to swing by as much as it did, the probability of that in one state is one in one quadrillion, that is one, comma, 15 zeros and then to the fourth power. it was nonsense, a lie, the analysis completely ignored what everyone, including the trump campaign, knew, because of vote by mail, and when states counted early ballots, some states were
now. they are sitting on lots of known reserves they are choosing not to drill on. in part because they are doing so darn well without it. now, my only point there is not that peter is wrong but that all of the incentives are pointing in that direction. i would look to the government to say, come on, guys, you re making a bad business decision. that s just wrong. peter, what s your response? well, i agree with jared that they do have those opportunities. but it could be broader. more of the gulf could be opened up. they do complain, jared, as you know that the regulations are too difficult and too ownrous especially for wild caters and small producers. not everybody is bp where they say drill at all cost and caution to the wind. most folks in the business are responsible and they are all treated like bad actors. you have a point. but coming off of my white house stint, guys like that complain all the time about stuff and frankly when i look at their profits, it looks to me like