The Jacki Daily Show

Donna Jackson of Project21 (National Center for Public Policy Research) shares her testimony to Congress explaining that the green agenda impacts minority communities disproportionately. One in five Americans has to choose between energy bills and necessities – heating and eating – and this percentage is doubled in minority communities.

It was nearly impossible to find quality reporting on the U.S. House Speaker's race. Jacki shares her view of what was ultimately a great victory for America that never would have happened without a rebellion. - - - - - Donna Jackson of Project21 (National Center for Public Policy Research) shares her testimony to Congress explaining that the green agenda impacts minority communities disproportionately. One in five Americans has to choose between energy bills and necessities – heating and eating – and this percentage is doubled in minority communities. - - - - - Texas legislators prepare to derail Biden’s proposed offshore wind farm off the Texas coast. The feds need the state’s permission to run lines from the federal waters to the state’s shores. Texas legislator Mayes Middleton explains that these farms and the lines interfere with commercial shipping, recreational fishing, and Texas wildlife. Moreover, the European-designed wind turbines and blades cannot withstand a category 4 or 5 hurricane, meaning they are destined for destruction if placed in the Texas Gulf Coast - arguably the worst place in America. Or anywhere on earth. Why should taxpayers foot the bill for a project that will be destroyed by mother nature? Sure, the wind farm builders will get to make money over and over again at taxpayer expense each time the wind farm is destroyed and rebuilt, but this is not a serious plan for resolving energy demand. - - - - - Jacki shares a good news update: The ozone layer appears to be recovering steadily. The catastrophic prognosis of the 1990s was unwarranted as we see once more that mankind and mother nature are in fact capable of resolving environmental challenges. - - - - - Why did Sam Bankman Fried's FTX - a company that had, effectively, no Board - have a higher ESG rating than Exxon-Mobil?! "G" stands for "governance." And Crypto is supposedly one of the most energy-intensive, least green businesses on earth. - - - - - AOC and gas stoves; Government can cut off your electricity much easier than your natural gas.

Bill Peacock of The Energy Alliance opines that the state of Texas is going in exactly the wrong direction in its attempt to prevent another massive power outage like the 2021 winter storm that killed hundreds of Texans. The Public Utility Commission intends to redesign the electricity market by forking out huge taxpayer subsidies to wind, solar, natural gas, coal and nuclear - which Peacock regards as “billion-dollar errors” at approximately 8 billion annually! Legislators claim that the big loser is the Texas end user, ratepayer, and taxpayer. Most new generation has been unreliable power dependent upon whether the wind blows or the sun shines, and it is unclear that this will change. - - - - - Jacki pays tribute to the “godfather of talk radio,” Rush Limbaugh, and gives her view of the new book devoted to his legacy, Radio’s Greatest of All Time. Rush had the most-listened-to show in America and was one of the highest paid entertainers in history. - - - - - More states divest from the ESG agenda that divests from their natural resources. - - - - - Joan Sammon, founder of OG360 consulting, joins Jacki to discuss her newest release, The Malign Genesis of ESG, holding accountable those who promote a movement that is not living up to its billing.

Former Congressman and oil man Trent Franks (Liberty Petroleum) joins Jacki to share true stories from the Texas oil patch where he started work at age 11! He gives his outlook from his current leased position in the Australian oil fields and his view of whether that country can alleviate worldwide supply crunches. - - - - Jacki accurately predicts extreme weather ahead for the U.S. and urges listeners to prepare for power outages and fuel shortages - a chronic problem for our near future.

Shae Bradley-Farrell, PhD, of CounterPoint Institute shares a new letter from national security experts to Congress urging U.S. leadership to push for a ceasefire and peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. - - - - - N.A.P.E., America’s top oil and gas convention returns to Houston Jan 30 - Feb 3, 2023. David Cape, N.A.P.E. Chairman and former President of the American Association of Professional Landmen (AAPL) gives us a preview of what to expect, including panels on Global LNG outlook, M & A, the Governor’s Panel, and Jacki’s interview with Rick Muncrief, CEO of Devon. - - - - - Stella Morabito, author of The Weaponization of Loneliness: How Tyrants Stoke Our Fears of Isolation to Silence, Divide, and Conquer explains how identity politics, the criminalization of comedy, and other tactics wage war on our autonomy and public debate, about climate - and most everything else, no matter how personal. She reveals our greatest weapon to resist.

Maj. Fred Galvin (USMC – Ret.) is an innocent man! And all of America needs to know his story. After being put through the longest trial in marine corps history, he and his men were found not guilty of alleged war crimes against the Taliban – accusations brought against him by his own top brass leadership and the media during a presidential election cycle. As is seen with strict-liability absurd environmental crimes, or the persecution of citizens for exercising free speech or attending school board meetings, these true stories show the lawfare that the most courageous, patriotic Americans have been made to endure of late. Maj. Galvin tells his twelve-year saga and how he emerged triumphant against the top military leaders who unleashed 49 investigators to ruin the lives of the marines who fought their way out of a two-sided ambush. If you are facing an IRS audit or other adverse action, this story and Maj. Galvin’s book are for you: A Few Bad Men: The True Story of U.S. Marines Ambushed in Afghanistan and Betrayed in America. This is a David and Goliath story that should encourage all Americans. Spoiler alert: Maj. Galvin reveals why he is confident that one of his former accusers will run for president in 2024. - - - - - Then, Ron Ness, Director of the North Dakota Petroleum Council and Director of Council for a Secure America, explains that the youngest generation is the most addicted to fossil fuels due to the incessant use of “devices” such as cell phones, PCs, and modern convenience. He suggests we begin an intergenerational dialogue, asking them: “What are you prepared to give up for climate change?” Translating aspirational talk into action could be instructive. - - - - - Jacki suggests that the way to get through to millennials and Gen Z with straight talk about climate change policy is to appeal to the need to save the 1.2 billion people who live in extreme poverty and poor health due to energy poverty; fossil fuels and nuclear energy saves lives, and the crisis is now – not in the distant future. Jacki reviews the energy poverty research of Lakshman Guruswamy in the Belmont Law Review.

Craig Rucker, co-founder and President of CFACT joins Jacki to give a debrief of the action at COP27, the latest U.N. climate conference (Sharm-al-Sheik, Egypt…which some have dubbed “Sharm-al-Shakedown”). CFACT has attended 24 of 27 international climate conferences and Rucker tells of witnessing a distinct metamorphosis from what was once an activist-driven science conference to what he says is a corporate laden, dollar-chasing extravaganza. Sideshows include activists’ attempt at re-enacting Moses’ historic event on Mt. Sinai, but in this case breaking stone tablets, and announcing a new “10 Principles” of environmental mandates for the world’s religious community. - - - - - Then, Dr. Ellen Wald, author of Saudi, Inc., joins Jacki to celebrate the launch of her new energy advocacy advisory firm, Washington Ivy Advisors. The mission is to teach oil and gas producers to stand up for themselves and tell the lifesaving, war-preventing news about robust oil and gas production.

Author A.J. Rice joins Jacki to talk up the release of this book, The Woking Dead: How Society’s Vogue Virus Destroys Our Culture. Rice explains how the woke battalions in government, academia, Hollywood, sports and media took over and what you can do to defend yourself and your Constitution. Rice is a star-whisperer who has produced many influential voices on major networks and who writes for scores of major publications. - - - - - Jacki reviews Bjorn Lomborg’ work that debunks the claim of a 68% rise in heat deaths among geriatrics. In fact, there has been a great decline in overall climate deaths because of plummeting cold-related deaths. Fallacies in prominent academic research are exposed.

Diesel, gasoline, and other fuel prices are through the roof. Jason Isaac of the Texas Public Policy Foundation’s Life:Powered Program explains how the dollars raised for North American oil and gas funds have plummeted 94% in seven years! Why? Because of the ESG movement that aims to defund American fossil fuels, leaving OPEC, Russia, and others to pick up our market share, forcing dependence once again on hostile countries - - - - - Jacki gives a heartfelt tribute to Dr. Peter Pry, the man who has probably done more to secure the U.S. electric grid from both natural and manmade disasters than any other American. After leaving the CIA, he led the Congressional EMP Commission and finally succeeded in getting the necessary federal law in place to protect the grid from attack; yet if he were alive, he would exhort us to not get comfortable – there is much work left to do. The country lost a great patriot with his recent passing. Jacki plays the last interview she did with Dr. Pry, not knowing that it would be the last. RIP.

Joan Sammon, founder of OG-360, a boutique consulting firm for the oil and gas industry reviews the history of the ESG movement in her series, “The Malign Genesis of ESG” – (Parts 1, 2, and 3). - - - - - Jacki shares her thoughts on Biden’s plan to further drain the strategic petroleum reserve (it is not clear how tanking poll numbers constitutes an “emergency” for which our strategic reserves should be tapped) and Biden’s demand that oil companies cut profits. - - - - - Ethan Peck of the Free Enterprise Project at the National Center for Public Policy Research explains why the tide has turned on the ESG movement, with states pulling their pension funds and other investments out of firms that divest from fossil fuels. States will no longer tolerate playing politics with pensioners’ and taxpayers’ money.