Jacki talks with Kevin Sparks who will be the lone oil and gas professional to serve in the Texas state Senate. Sparks debunks criticism of natural gas performance during the Texas Winter Storm Uri of February 2021 and what Texas must do now to prevent outages again in the height of summer demand. - - - - -Joe Biden promised on the campaign trail to put an end to U.S. fossil fuels, following through by making climate and the energy transition the top priority across all federal agencies. As a result, investment money dried up in the oil patch, and we have less supply and resulting skyrocketing costs. Now, Biden blames Putin, political adversaries, Darren Woods (the CEO of Exxon) and energy companies for not producing more fossil fuels. Jacki reviews Biden’s transformation in just a few short months and examines the facts that brought us the current high energy prices and resulting inflation, and solutions for reversing the problem.  - - - - - Jacki urges viewers to stock up on emergency food by visiting Charlie Kirk’s recommended site:  www.PrepareWithKirk.com.

Yoram Hazony, Chairman of the Edmund Burke Foundation, joins Jacki to review his latest book, Conservatism, A Rediscovery.  Hazony explains how Anglo-American conservatism became a distinctive alternative to divine-right monarchy, Puritan theocracy, and liberal revolution. Hazony describes the rise and fall of Enlightenment liberalism after World War II and the present-day debates between neoconservatives and national conservatives over how to respond to liberalism and the woke.

Going where no political thinker has gone in decades, Hazony provides a fresh theoretical foundation for conservatism. Rejecting the liberalism of Hayek, Strauss, and the "fusionists" of the 1960s, he argues that a revival of authentic Anglo-American conservatism is possible in the twenty-first century.

Currently, wind and solar are only 1/3 of 1 percent of global energy supply. Jacki explains why the energy transition has not materialized, from the fact that 20% of the continental U.S. would have to be covered in solar panels to the as-yet-nonexistent battery storage technology required. - - - - - Elizabeth Warren’s proposed oil price controls would be as disastrous as Richard Nixon’s oil price controls – and Venezuela’s. - - - - - The U.S. government criticizes Russia’s oligarchs yet creates our very own class of ESG oligarchs right here at home.

Last weekend, the ERCOT (Electric Reliability Council of Texas) urged Texans to keep the thermostat above 78 degrees, and to not use the dishwasher, clothes dryer, or washer during hours of peak electricity demand, 3-8 p.m. Jacki will ask Dr. Brent Bennett and Mike Nasi why America’s top energy producer never seems to have enough, and why this is likely coming to your state. Nasi is a partner at Jackson Walker focusing on environmental law and serves as an adviser to the Life: Powered Project (TPPF). Dr. Bennett - - - - - Why are U.S. corporations moving in lockstep to “go woke”? Jacki argues it is because they have the same masters: 90% of U.S. public companies have one of the “Big Three” asset managers as their top shareholder; the Big Three cast 20% of all shareholder votes at S & P 500 companies. Where are the anti-corporate liberals and antitrust enthusiasts? States and Congress are pushing back. - - - - - David Tice talks about his new film, “Grid Down: Power Up,” a short documentary explaining the vulnerability of our electric grid and what must be done to protect it from enemies, foreign and domestic.

Jacki interviews Sheriff Jim Skinner of Collin County, TX and Sheriff Bill Waybourn of Tarrant County (Ft. Worth) about the new front for the “War on Drugs.”  Since 2020, the Dallas – Ft. Worth Metroplex saw a 485% increase in fentanyl related deaths. These overdoses are not what you think. Rather than affecting the opioid drug-addicted population, these are accidental overdoses from the lacing of what appears to be legal, prescription drugs – usually bought online or from foreign sources – or the lacing of recreational drugs like marijuana or cocaine. Please share this podcast with your friends, children, and grandchildren so that they do not fall victim to this trend of fentanyl entering nontraditional sources.

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Rick Rule, Pres. & CEO of Sprott U. S. Holdings, Inc., predicts two bull runs in the coming months and explains how to assess investment opportunities in times of war. - - - - -

 

Alma Cook, singer and songwriter, shares her new single, "5,000 Candles," taking Americans on a musical journey into the Bakken oil fields to meet the people and the land that fuel our way of life. - - - - - 

 

Doug Sandridge, Fulcrum Energy Capital Funds, lays out seven obstacles to "net-zero" emissions for which experts have supplied no workable solution. 

 

- - - - - Jacki reviews an anti-fossil fuels manifesto (the title of which shall remain unnamed), explaining the evolving views of the anti-development movement and a contemplated dangerous turn in tactics.

Jacki describes meeting environmentalist Michael Shellenberger, candidate for California governor’s seat and author of Apocalypse Never: Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All. Shellenberger has a plan to end California’s rolling blackouts and wildfires. - - - - - Then, Kevin Freeman, CFA, founder of the National Security Investment Council and host of Economic War Room (airing on BlazeMedia) explains why the current spike in gas, power, and food prices is not the “Putin Price Hike” that some in media and in D.C. would suggest. He explains the truth behind inflation, stagflation, deflation and how these results of government mismanagement can lead to war. - - - - - Daniel Turner of Power the Future reacts to the government's play to open only 20% of federal lands to new oil and gas development, while increasing the $$ cut taken by the government. Turner explains why this symbolic gesture will not relieve American families’ financial pressure and predicts that the government will again blame energy workers for nonsensically failing to take advantage of sky-high oil profits when the plan fails. - - - - - Jacki interviews Bjorn Lomborg, author of False Alarm, a book describing how climate change plans are failing and harming the most vulnerable. Lomborg offers a new path forward.

Scott Melbye, President and CEO of Uranium Energy Corporation and Director at Uranium Royalty Corporation, joins Jacki to explain why the U.S. has made a tragic mistake by becoming 50% dependent on Russia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan for the uranium needed to power 20% of our electricity and our nuclear submarines and other weaponry. Melbye explains that the U.S. has an enormous store of uranium right here at home that Americans should produce to retake control of the supply chain. - - - - - Jacki reviews Glenn Beck’s newest release, The Great Reset: The Rise of 21st Century Fascism. - - - - - James Carafano, historian, professor, author, and lead of the defense and foreign policy team at The Heritage Foundation - America’s top think tank - gives an overview of the Russia / Ukraine war; what oil, gas, and “green” policy has to do with this war; and why energy issues are life and death issues,… not just for the Ukrainians. - - - - - Jacki promotes Patriot Mobile, a company on a mission to not only deliver superior cell service at the best price, but also to support the causes that keep America strong.

Kathleen Sgamma, President of the Western Energy Alliance, explains on behalf of U.S. oil & gas producers why they are not taking advantage of sky-high oil prices to boost production, providing relief for gas and energy bills. She explains the 80 + federal policies that are blocking U.S. energy companies from action, which explains why Biden is asking foreign, hostile dictatorships to step up to make those profits instead. - - - - - Eli Bremer, U.S. pentathlete Olympian and candidate for U.S. Senate in Colorado explains his platform for environmental reform and how certain green policies might actually lead to more pollution and more greenhouse gas emissions.