Rupert Darwall of RealClear Foundation, and former Advisor to the U.K.’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, returns to the show to explain the war on U.S. oil and gas waged through ESG investment criteria, a movement that advocates divestment from fossil fuels and that Mr. Darwall describes as the greatest attack on capitalism since the New Deal. New research from TPPF’s Life:Powered initiative explains why it is impossible as of 2020 to power America on wind and solar power. Also, Life:Powered’s new analysis on a Biden energy policy. Then, Tim Heis, CEO of Goodwill Industries, explains the impact of COVID-19 policy on business and how you can help Goodwill to provide jobs to Americans with disabilities and those entering the workforce for the first time. Finally, my fellow BlazeMedia host, Allie Beth Stuckey, joins me this week to discuss her new book, You’re Not Enough, and That’s OK: Escaping the Toxic Culture of Self-Love. Allie is the host of Blaze podcast, Relatable, and known on social media as TheConservativeMillenial. She explains why the younger generation’s decline in faith and patriotism - in lieu of being a God to oneself - can explain modern cancel-culture and the attack on free speech that impacts all political and cultural issues.