Diana Furchtgott-Roth

We have a great guest today.

With us we have Diana Furchtgott-Roth.

She is the distinguished fellow at the Energy Policy Research Foundation, where she analyzes domestic and global approaches to keeping energy and transportation affordable and resilient.

She is an Oxford-educated economist, and previously directed the Center for Energy, Climate, and the Environment at The Heritage Foundation.

Diana has held senior economic policy roles across several administrations, including serving as the deputy assistant secretary for research and technology at the Department of Transportation, acting assistant secretary for economic policy at the Treasury Department, and chief economist at the Department of Labor, and chief of staff at the Council for Economic Advisors.

She's the author of multiple books, and, uh, frequently talks about things like transportation, climate change, energy, and regulation.

So we're happy to have her with us and, uh, hope you enjoy the show.

Diana, welcome aboard.