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all right. thank you. i know we've got some great conversations going on out there, but we want to get right into this next panel which is going to be a really compelling one. you might remember about a year ago a little over a year ago winter of 2021 the texas power outage that made the national news and was such a disaster. so this next panel is going to talk about avoiding blackouts the future of us energy policy and lessons learned from the winter 2021 texas power outage, and i know they're going to talk about the global crisis as well. i'm going to introduce the panel moderator ...

about the global crisis as well. i'm going to introduce the panel moderator and then they're going to come on to the stage and then she will introduce the panelists. jackie picked deason is host of the jackie daly show which educates entertains and engages america on all things energy. you really should check out her podcast. so wherever you find your podcasts you will find the jackie daley show it airs sundays on the blaze.com radio and errors on the dial in texas each saturday, and as i mentioned that the podcasts are weekly which you can find on iheartradio spotify itunes wherever...

Who best represents your Political Party . The rnc concluding its summer meeting, talking about its future as far as 2016 is concerned. Visits to iowa by joe biden. For the first 45 minutes we want to hear from the people that best represents your Political Party. Divided the lines by Political Party. If you want to give us a tweet on this topic you can send that our way cspanwj. Send us an email at journal c span. Org. Couple ofurred by a Different Things. The wall street journal has a new writeup about the rnc meeting. The head of the rnc talked a little bit about the 2016 strategy. In this ...

Residential electricity prices jumped nearly 12% in 2023 and they are going higher. But the carbon intensity of power generation isn't falling and low-income ratepayers are subsidizing the rich.

Charlie Angus of Ontario introduced a bill Monday that would invoke criminal penalties for saying positive things about oil, natural gas, and coal.