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EPISODE · Jan 10, 2025 · 39 MIN

Reversing Four Years of Bad Energy Policy | Mike Sommers

from Hold These Truths with Dan Crenshaw

American Petroleum Institute's Mike Sommers returns to Hold These Truths to survey the past four years of the Biden-Harris Administration's most devastating anti-fossil fuel energy policies and how the incoming Trump Administration might reverse them. They look at what the future of energy looks like for Texas and the rest of America. And they fact check the tv series Landman's portrayal of the oil and gas industry.   Mike Sommers is the President and CEO of the American Petroleum Institute, the largest trade association representing all aspects of America's oil and natural gas industry. Follow him on X at @mj_sommers.   How realistic is Taylor Sheridan's Landman?   "100 million barrels of oil a day"   Biden's latest offshore lease restrictions   American natural gas, a clear win for the environment.    "It's better to get ahead of the regulators."   The argument for exporting natural gas   Bitcoin mining in west Texas   The EPA's twin tail pipe rules – Biden's war on internal combustion engines   The real costs of electric vehicles   At what point do you have too much wind power?   The future of the Texas grid   First steps for Trump's EPA

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