Mr. Speaker, I was actually in a meeting with Europeans at the highest level of government, and when they talked about needing more LNG exports from the United States and criticized the ban, somebody made the point that my friend just made to them and said: Well, I understand all of your terminals are full. You couldn't receive any more anyway. They said: We need the world price to come down. We have to have the world price come down. Energy prices in Germany are three times what they are here. Could you imagine trying to compete in the global economy when energy prices are three times as high and when you have a neighbor just a few countries over that has an unprovoked and illegal invasion of another country? We can't just dismiss that this is important to Europe as well just because they have full terminals.
Brett Guthrie: “Mr. Speaker, I was actually in a meeting with Europeans at the highest level of government, and when they talked about…”
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Discussing the need for increased LNG exports to Europe during a speech on energy prices.
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