Energy policy

So we are going to sue you, Suncor Energy, uh, for all that you're worth.

We are trying to bankrupt you, and then fossil fuels will no longer be used." And so then what happens is what they're actually trying to do is dictate energy policy for the entire nation.

And it's known-

Right

And we're heading in that direction.

And the Democrats under Kathy Hochul have done absolutely nothing to protect us from this catastrophic energy policy that we have right now.

The Democrats are also running with the changes to snap.

We saw this on Mark Poloncarz's page a few days ago.

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New South Wales premier admits One Nation was right on energy policy.

How could it be? Not often we agree with the New South Wales premier, but on this he's right.

One Nation has always been consistent and honest when it comes to our energy policy.

We will scrap net zero, we will build coal-fired power stations, and we will lift the ban on nuclear.

Wow.

I'm essentially out of a job.

Did the premier actually say that?

Nothing touches on anything else.

Trade policy is distinct from alliance policy or energy policy or...

All of that's nonsense.

All of that's nuts.

We pay the bills, we provide the security, we police the sea lanes, we make global trade possible, and they call the shots? No, thank you.

Not anymore.

So, you know, from trade policy, where we're rebalancing things so that we have the same access to their markets that they get to ours, to energy policy, where we're shifting the center of gravity of global energy from the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of America, to just revamping our alliance structure, where we expect these guys to be partners, not dependents.

It is ridiculous that Britain has twice as many admirals as warships.

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Energy.

Energy policy.

All right.

Yep, we're gonna start with Kyle on this one.

Um, so one, we're in a better position than we could be.

The biggest obstacle from an energy policy standpoint really is kinda the regulatory state.

Mm-hmm.

Right? When Washington says, "We're gonna dictate terms.

We're gonna ban or deselect natural gas."

Yeah.

"Or we're gonna have a preferred energy policy, or we're gonna mandate electric vehicles," then you have states that follow suit, right? Those states that have bans or restrictions or mandates-

Yeah