The Jacki Daily Show

Chad Jackson and Justin Malone discuss their new film, Uncle Tom II, a sequel to Uncle Tom, unveiling the ways that radical, centrist ideologies clothe themselves with a thin civil rights façade and in the process erase the achievements of minority communities in history. Even efforts to centralize government power and redistribute wealth to supposedly battle climate change has become a “racial” issue. - - - - - Collister Johnson of CFACT reveals the new plan to save the Right Whale of the eastern seaboard which has very narrowly avoided extinction. - - - - - Liberal Seattle journalist Monica Guzman shares insights from her book I Never Thought of It That Way: How to Have Fearlessly Curious Conversations in Dangerously Divided Times that you can use to have difficult conversations with those who do not share your views on controversial issues. Friends and family relationships can be saved without compromising principle. Understanding can be achieved.

With energy shortages, fuel costs are skyrocketing around the world. Experts question how Europeans will keep from freezing this winter. The world needs more oil and liquified natural gas (LNG). Alaska has some of the richest oil and gas supplies on earth and wants to meet the demand. Gov. Mike Dunleavy explains that Alaska is one of the top states in energy, agriculture, lumber, and other critical commodities. Only bad policy is holding the state back. - - - - - Then, Dan Morenoff of the American Civil Rights Project explains his opinion piece - top of the page in the Wall Street Journal Opinion section - arguing why we need to break up the ESG Investing Giants. Not only do the top asset managers own decisive percentages of almost all companies in the S & P and the major media – they also own large shares of each other. Morenoff explains how 19 states attorneys general are now investigating whether Big Finance has become the standard oil of our time, in need of busting up. These companies hold so much power that they can collude to demonetize American oil & gas, firearms manufacturers, and other industries they either dislike or for which they might pour money into foreign competitors. Conflicts of interest must be disclosed and the law applied to protect American businesses and consumers.

California is issuing blackout warnings almost identical to those from Texas regulators: Do not use major appliances after 4:00 p.m. and keep the thermostat above 78. Whether Democrat or Republican, states that become reliant on renewables come to the same result. Still, California announced a future ban on gas-powered vehicles…then announces it will cut the electricity. Daniel Turner of Power the Future joins Jacki to unpack this nonsense.. - - - - - Nineteen states have warned banks, pension fund managers, and other financiers that ESG (“Environmental, Social and Governance”) woke criteria that plays politics with pensioners’ money is likely an illegal breach of fiduciary duty. An explosive report shows that American financiers are taking control of American oil fields, harming U.S. oil and gas production with ESG scores, then the oil fields are being bought up by foreign companies in which the financier has shares. - - - - - Russia cuts natural gas to Europe indefinitely. Jacki tells the history of how Germany became dependent on Russian energy, German indifference to that dependence, and what lies ahead for Europe this winter - - - - - Will you live to see your children be chipped, like the family pet? Or at least banned from owning a gas-powered car? Marc Morano joins Jacki to reveal his newest release: “The Great Reset: Global Elites and the Permanent Lockdown.” Governments around the world are exploiting emergency powers to enact policies that could never be passed through democratic legislatures.

Wayne Christian, Chairman of the TX RR Commission (arguably the top oil & gas regulatory body on earth) sounds the alarm on the attack on the U.S. oil patch hidden in the “Inflation Reduction Act,” amping up Washington’s war on U.S. energy at exactly the wrong time - - - - - A good-news conservation update: Bengal tigers, giant pandas, polar bears - - - - - Wind energy company pleads guilty to killing 150 eagles (bald eagles and golden eagles). - - - - - A federal judge has ordered the release of 4,000 beagles used for research experiments at a Virginia laboratory found to have inhumane conditions - - - - - Jenny Beth Martin of the Tea Party Patriots breaks down the spending from the “Inflation Reduction Act,” which is really just the Green New Deal by a different name, with billions of new taxes on oil (gasoline, jet fuel, diesel), natural gas and coal (electricity costs), and more. Washington officials must think you are paying far too little for energy - - - - - Playing politics with the Strategic Petroleum Reserve: releases from SPR are scheduled to end a few days before the election. - - - - - 75,000 Brits pledge to not pay their skyrocketing electric bills (they probably can’t).

Jacki welcomes back Robert Bryce to hear about his documentary, “Juice: How Electricity Explains the World.” The central themes are that [electric] “power equals power,” and electricity is the great equalizer of nations; if you care about equity, this is your issue. To proactively deny reliable power to developing nations is a crime against humanity. - - - - - Jacki interviews Thomas DiLorenzo, PhD and author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Economics, DiLorenzo makes the case that capitalism has lifted more people out of poverty than any other economic idea in history - and he also reveals the worst idea in economic history. He gives the true history of socialism and the destruction it has wrought on those who tried it. - - - - - Thrive Asset Management, led by dynamic, young, serial entrepreneur, Vivek Ramaswamy, has launched a new ETF, DRLL, with a firm bet on the “energy sector being poised for dramatic market outperformance,” counter to the messaging coming from Wall Street. We take a look at the theory behind this new approach and why Strive argues it could upend the conventional wisdom. Note that we do not give investment advice.

A ray of hope that gasoline and electricity prices might come down: The tide has finally turned on woke ESG divestment from the U.S. oil patch. Jason Isaac (Texas Public Policy F.) talks to Jacki from the floor of the ALEC (American Legislative Exchange Council) to make an exciting announcement about how the states will fight back against Wall Street’s war on American energy. - - - - - From Ukraine’s border: Hungary’s Victor Orban has been called the “Donald Trump of Europe,” standing for national sovereignty and resisting the E.U.’s woke agenda. Biden calls him a “thug,” most unpresidentially. Orban said openly in his latest speech that if Donald Trump were president, there would be no war in Ukraine, and that he sees no chance for peace until the next U.S. election, pointing out that the only people benefitting from the war are countries with their own sources of oil, gas, coal, etc. Shea Bradley Farrell, Ph.D., (CIPRE) shares her thoughts on Biden’s new thorn-in-the-side nominee for Ambassador to Hungary and what this signals for U.S. – N.A.T.O. relations in a time of war. - - - - - Kenny of the Institute for Energy Research gives insight into why the U.S., an energy superpower, cannot seem to keep the lights on with rolling power outages and how we fix it. - - - - - Hundreds of wind turbine fires have proven deadly and caused massive “wildfires.” Most fire departments have no ability to extinguish them due to height and each turbine containing up to 2,100 gallons of combustible oil. Renewables UK estimates that up to 91% of wind turbine fires go unreported (because the law does not require reporting) and cause damages of up to 1.35 billion. Why have you not heard about this from mainstream media? Jacki has the facts.

Jacki gives listeners TheBlaze’s new quiz: “Are greedy oil companies really to blame for high gas prices?” - - - - - Kurt Schlichter joins Jacki to talk about his new book, We’ll Be Back: The Fall and Rise of America, the “ultimate survival guide to living in a conflicted America.” Schlichter is optimistic about the future, laying out how we can resurrect from the current decline. - - - - - Roman Buhler of the Keep Nine Coalition gives an update on the effort to prevent court packing by moving a Constitutional amendment to “keep nine.” - - - - - Pano Kanelos, President of the University of Austin, explains why he left as President of St. Johns College to build a new Texas university devoted to one purpose: The pursuit of truth. Believing that we cannot wait for universities to fix themselves, the founders of the University of Austin have built an environment where free speech and robust debate are encouraged and rewarded, not cancelled. The University draws its faculty from the most elite universities and has thousands more applicants from elite schools around the world than they can accept - despite not advertising.

Biden outraged Americans by selling part of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to foreign countries and to a company in China with ties to Hunter Biden. Perhaps the most overlooked angle of the Hunter laptop story is the fact that the younger Biden made outrageous sums of money promoting… foreign oil and gas. Simultaneously, the elder Biden vowed to enact policies across all federal agencies to end U.S. fossil fuels – the U.S. being among the top competitors for the foreign oil and gas companies that Hunter advised. Not only did the Biden family make money from foreign oil, but they did so at the expense of American companies and the American consumer who pays the price of restricted energy production in the spiking cost of all goods, a/k/a inflation. - - - - - Jacki reviews climate and energy protests around the world, from The Netherlands, to Sri Lanka, to Ecuador, and across Europe. - - - - - Texas businesses close at peak electricity demand hours to conserve energy as state regulators warn of possible rolling outages. Jacki predicts nothing changes until Texas is no longer the top state for attracting business due to failure to provide consistent electricity. At that point, Jacki predicts that Texas will add more coal or natural gas to the energy mix to shore up renewables, no-shows in the most extreme weather. How will fossil fuel critics blame summer outages on “freezing natural gas plants”? Texas summer heat reveals the truth about the state’s power problem.

Geologist Gregory Wrightstone joins Jacki to discuss the Supreme Court case West Virginia v. EPA , reigning in the power of the unelected bureaucrats of the regulatory state from overreaching, destroying freedom. This case could have big implications for pulling power away from other agencies, returning it to our elected representatives. - - - - - Everywhere we have news of food shortages, yet the federal government is moving to use more corn for fuel as ethanol. Jacki explains why this is exactly the wrong course. - - - - - Then, the G7 discussed imposing an oil “price cap,” something the G7 has zero ability to impose. This idea of the U.S. Treasury Secretary demonstrates a scary lack of understanding about how the foundational input into the world economy – energy – works in the global marketplace. No wonder our economy is tanking, despite the Biden Administration having inherited a strong V-curve recovery.

Jacki is joined in studio by Dr. Merrill Matthews of the Institute for Policy Innovation to review his newest Wall Street Journal opinion piece answering the question: “Why are Energy Companies not Producing?” - - - - - Dr. John Staddon, Professor of Biology and Psychology Emeritus, Duke University, author of over 200 scholarly works and nine books, joins Jacki to discuss his newest book, Science in an Age of Unreason. Dr. Staddon examines the relationship between religion and science, the history of science, how the single funder (government) model of science funding has compromised research integrity such that the results of most studies cannot be replicated, and how this leads to misguided policy with climate, pandemics, 2A, etc. - - - - - Why has Biden done a 180-degree reversal on fossil fuels? On the campaign trail he vowed to end U.S. fossil fuels, but now he is condemning energy companies for not producing or refining enough fossil fuels. Jacki gives her take on Biden’s new plan to do a federal gas tax holiday in advance of the election, his reversal on fossil fuels, and his plans to double down on electric vehicles and ethanol.