I don't understand that because we are not going to get the benefits to the cadets, nor to the Merchant Marine, nor to our military, nor to our nation in general, if the Administration doesn't help fund the infrastructure required to…

We have got to get people back into the workforce.

Too much spending here in D.C. is a big part of the problem.

We need to see more help for small business to really get through these supply chain issues.

Too much spending here in D.C. is a big part of the problem.

And so are you willing to commit to work with us on that?

Gas prices are almost 50 percent higher today than when you came into office.

We are already capturing millions of tons of CO2, but we need help and regulatory certainty in order to keep doing that, and do more of it.

U.S. oil production is down nearly a million barrels a day since the current Administration took office.

I do feel that we will make progress. Yes.

I worry that the EPA is still presuming authority that it doesn't have.

And close coordination with the people on the land out there on fire management?

Wouldn't it have made sense to just wait until after the EPA, and maybe have a more durable rule?

I do prefer States' authority, of course. I think the Supreme Court does as well.

Recently the Congress voted on a bipartisan basis to overturn the WOTUS Rule put forward by the Biden administration.

I am talking about a tale of two philosophies.

An accelerated transition from coal and natural gas seems to be the playbook here.

Do you think that would help increase production or deter production in your opinion?