Topic: Lng Exports

Speaker Mike Johnson claims Joe Biden was often unaware of the contents of executive orders he signed, specifically regarding the ban on liquefied natural gas exports. The discussion suggests a "bait and switch" operation by White House staff loyal to Barack Obama and globalist interests. This lack of cognitive awareness is cited as evidence that a "deep state" cabal has been running the executive branch.

Speaker Mike Johnson recounts a private Oval Office meeting where Joe Biden denied pausing LNG exports, despite having signed the executive order weeks prior. Johnson claims Biden genuinely did not know what he had signed, leading to "fear and loathing" regarding who was actually running the country. The anecdote is used to illustrate the danger of a "puppet" presidency and the need for a transition to Trump.

The Biden-Harris administration's pause on liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports is described as "economic sanctions on Americans." This move specifically targets the Texas energy industry following the state's confrontation with the federal government over border security. The policy is viewed as a punitive measure disguised as a climate change initiative.

Jones and Michael Yon discuss the Biden administration's ban on LNG exports and the strategic shift of energy resources to India and China. They link these policies to the ongoing farmer and trucker protests in the Netherlands and across Europe, where agricultural production is being curtailed. Yon is credited for his long-term reporting on the Darien Gap, exposing how NGOs and the UN facilitate the migration "invasion" using U.S. taxpayer funds.

Media figures like Tom Nichols of The Atlantic are criticized for their shifting standards, moving from aggressive impeachment demands for Donald Trump to defending Joe Biden. In response to administration threats, the American Petroleum Institute released a 10-point plan to ease gas prices. The plan includes lifting development restrictions on federal lands, fixing the NEPA permitting process, and accelerating LNG exports.