The Jacki Daily Show

Daniel Turner, Executive Director of Power the Future, interviews with Jacki about the Biden Administration’s plans for Net Zero Emissions by 2050 across the federal government - including the U.S. military - with plans encompassing even solar-powered tanks. - - - - - Then, we are joined by Dr. Brent Bennett, Materials Engineer and Policy Director for the Life:Powered Program (Texas Public Policy Foundation), about Texas’ reversal of its plan to prevent the next February-sized power outages: specifically, the Public Utility Commission’s refusal to implement the legislature’s recommendation that renewable energy be subject to a “firming” requirement to supply power to the grid on demand, when needed. Ideally, renewables would have natural gas supplies as a back up power source when wind turbines or solar panels underperform due to severe weather. - - - - - Then, Jacki examines the claim that the world has never been better for humankind through the lens of research by famed environmentalist and WSJ contributor Bjorn Lomborg.

This episode, Jacki interviews Scott Angelle, the longest serving director of the U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (Dept. of the Interior) and the former Secretary of the Louisiana Dept. of Natural Resources about the spike in energy prices that always precedes U.S. recessions and what can be done about to fend off the next recession. - - - - - Jacki reviews the moving pieces on the world’s superpower chess board through the lens of Daniel Yergin’s The New Map: Energy, Climate, and the Clash of Nations, and recounts the history of George P. Mitchell’s unleashing of the “frac’ing revolution,” making the U.S. the top producer of oil and gas on earth.  - - - - - The Administration’s reaction to $3.00 gasoline and its impact on presidential popularity, historically. - - - - Jacki reviews environmentalist Michael Schellenberger’s account of polar bear populations in his book Apocalypse Never and suggests that perhaps the hunting over 50,000 polar bears since 1970 is an underexamined factor producing their current population, holding at around 26,000.

Congressman Pete Sessions, Member of the House Committee on Financial Services, joins us to break down Congress’ new spending spree (Is it really about infrastructure, energy and environment issues?) and what it means for your children’s future. - - - - - Jacki reviews the lowlights of U.S. participation at the Glasgow Climate Conference. - - - - - Derrick Hollie of Project 21 (sponsored by the National Center for Public Policy Research) connects the dots between Climate Justice Activists and Critical Race Theory.

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Jacki talks with Greg Lukianoff, co-author of The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas are Setting Up a Generation for Failure, about why the younger generation is fragile, motivated by fear, and easily manipulated by false narratives. Then, David Holt, President of Consumer Energy Alliance, returns to the show to review “Heat or Eat: Tough Choices for Americans as Winter Energy Bills Will Cost at Least 13.6 Billion More.” - - - - - Jacki recommends you check out the Domestic Producers Energy Alliance (DEPA) new ad campaign asking why President Biden is begging OPEC to come to our rescue when American producers are more than capable – if only the government would end its war on fossil fuels. Depausa.org  - - - - - Also, we talk “Blown Away: The People vs. Wind Power” starring our friend, Chuck DeVore at Texas Public Policy Foundation and airing on FOX News. - - - - - Then, are “green” investments really saving the planet? Insider Tariq Fancy, who used to head up BlackRock’s sustainable investing, suggests ESG finance can actually make climate issues worse, that we cannot point to evidence that green investing is improving climate outcomes, and that ESG narratives “mislead the public.” ESG funds have huge fees and are arguably better for Wall Street and polluters than the planet.

Daniel Turner of Power the Future joins Jacki to explain that Big Tech censorship, particularly on issues of science, is hurting the nation. - - - - - Then, the death toll from the February Texas power grid failure is now estimated to be somewhere between 700 and 1,000 dead. Jacki explains how the official state death count of 150 is only part of the picture, how we know this will happen again, and what you can do to prepare. - - - - - Next, why is our government warring against U.S. fossil fuels, yet begging OPEC to pump more? Why have Biden family members made outrageous money from foreign oil & gas deals, boosting America’s competition, while the President does what he can to handicap American producers? - - - - - Jacki reviews a segment of Mollie Hemingway’s new book: RIGGED: How the Media, Big Tech, and the Democrats Seized Our Elections. - - - - - Two employees of a Texas new station lost their jobs after refusing to take a vaccine, despite Governor Abbott’s order protecting medical choice. They share their stories and what they are doing to assert their rights and to invite others to connect with their effort.

Is a “national divorce” in our future? David Reaboi, the mind behind the “Late Republic Nonsense” Substack newsletter, joins Jacki to review his new, widely circulated piece: “National Divorce is Expensive, but Worth Every Penny.”Reaboi outlines how America could well become two separate cultural and economic zones. - - - - - Next, European countries are making such poor choices about nuclear energy, coal, and natural gas that their citizens could have to choose between heating and eating. Will we see Europe reverse course, undoing premature net-zero policies as California is quietly doing now? - - - - - -Then, Jacki encourages women employed in the energy sector to get involved with the Women’s Energy Network, which has chapters across the country and just held its annual Leadership Conference in Dallas.

Hundreds of Texans died in the February winter storm. These deaths were entirely preventable, yet Texas – and many other states – are positioned to experience a repeat due to false narratives against fossil fuels and nuclear energy. Jason Isaac of TPPF explains on this episode – and in a new PragerU video. - - - - -

Self-styled “environmentalists” are selective in their outrage. Where are they as millions traverse the southern border, trampling underfoot the delicate desert ecosystem, and leaving millions of pounds of trash in the process? A real immigration policy could properly manage the process, preventing the damage. Jacki speaks with John Zadrozny, Director of the America First Policy Institute’s Center for Homeland Security and Immigration. - - - - - Jacki shares failed apocalyptic prophecies of environmental doom and gives hope that human innovation can solve earth’s challenges. - - - - - Plus, the UK’s extreme anti-fossil fuel policies have placed its citizens in peril. How? Jacki speaks with Colin Woodward, a chemist in the UK, who breaks down the science behind the UK’s natural gas and CO2 shortage – which are reportedly leading to food shortages, self-inflicted and completely avoidable.

This episode: Fear is the strongest driver for most people. Poll: 45% of people aged 16-25 live in such extreme fear of climate change that it impacts their daily lives. Half of young Americans think “humanity is doomed.” Would expected climate change actually bring “doom”? The climate is changing, humans are contributing, but our ability to manage our impact on the planet is grossly underestimated. Why are we more concerned about climate change in 100 years than the 30% spike in U.S. murders in the past year? - - - - - Demand for coal, oil and natural gas is surging at the same time countries create a self-inflicted shortage by “transitioning” from these sources. The resulting price spike is expected to trigger food shortages and a scary winter of electricity and heat rationing for the U.K. and Europe. Jacki explores the shift in world power as a result of the energy policy choices countries make. There are clear winners and losers that might surprise you. - - - - - A whistleblower at a large European bank reveals that “ESG” socially conscious funds are sometimes not as advertised, and SEC Chairman, Gary Gensler, is taking action for greater truth in advertising. Buyer beware.

Why do big tech and corporate America go out of their way to offend half of their customer base? Is filing a civil rights lawsuit a mechanism to fight back against woke corporations forcing their ideology on you as an employee? Vivek Ramaswamy, author of  WOKE INC. :  INSIDE CORPORATE AMERICA’S SOCIAL JUSTICE SCAM tells Jacki and her listeners the answers to these questions, and more. - - - - - 

Next, Gregory Wrightstone is warning the public to not store electric vehicles in a garage. Why? Because some have randomly been catching on fire. Wrightstone is a geologist, the executive director of the CO2 Coalition, and author of INCONVENIENT FACTS:  THE SCIENCE AL GORE DOESN’T WANT YOU TO KNOW. - - - - - 

Then, Jacki shares how California is quietly reversing its policies, embracing natural gas again to prevent blackouts as alternative energy falls short of demand. - - - - - 

Next, it wasn’t too long ago that the United States was finally energy secure, but we’re now on the verge of losing our energy security. Jacki recaps an enlightening speech she recently heard on the subject by Ryan Zinke, former U.S. Sec. of the Interior and current candidate for Congress in MT. - - - - - 

Finally, Jacki had occasion to speak with Mel Gibson and Jim Caviezel about the sequel to the record-setting blockbuster, “The Passion of the Christ,” called “The Passion of the Christ: Resurrection.” Caviezel is also playing the starring role as a hero in the fight against human trafficking in an upcoming film, “The Sound of Freedom.”

Could your every motorized move be tracked by the federal government? If D.C. has its way, it could. Former White House adviser Vance Ginn, Ph.D., the chief economist at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, elaborates on the hidden plan in the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill that would monitor – and tax! - your every mile. - - - - - Next, the world should be celebrating a United Nations report which reveals that its previous climate doomsday scenarios are now highly unlikely. This should be a top “good news” story in every major media outlet, but you will likely only hear it here. - - - - - Then, Jacki shares her disappointment in a recent Houston Chronicle piece which argues that we need to cut back on our use of electricity rather than simply produce more...Jacki predicts that Americans will do no such thing. - - - - - Would you believe that the U.S. government permitted a German scientist of the third Reich to join the clandestine U.S. team that won the space race? Jacki does a spellbinding interview with Dean Reuter, author of “The Hidden Nazi,” whose research has uncovered this troublesome truth from America’s past. The book has sold so well that it is now in its second printing. Congrats Dean!