G20 Summit Focuses on Energy Production

But the bigger picture here at this event, I mean, we have all G20 countries

here, plus Venezuela at this event.

I mean, this is about the geopolitical center of

oil moving out of the Middle

East when we have all these questions about Middle East disruptions, moving

that to

the Western Hemisphere. Because between what President Trump has

done on, on energy

abundance, energy dominance here in the US,

the US now the record, uh,

oil producer, record, record production from the US,

number one in the world,

uh, larger than number two and three combined,

and what's happening on natural

gas, I mean, really unbelievable. The most uncovered story is natural gas.

It's under three bucks for natural gas in the US.

It's nine times higher in other parts of the world, in the other parts of the

developed world.

Yeah.

I mean, the US produces enough natural gas, like,

in four

days to heat every home in America if they were all heated by natural gas.

I mean, the abundance that we have on natural gas

is really shifting.

This President Trump also unleashing Alaskan energy.

Alaska had been sanctioned over seventy times by the Biden

administration effectively, meaning executive orders and things

dropping it. And then, of course, today, having an energy dominance G20.

We have-- This represents-- The group that's here today represents,

uh,

about eighty percent of the world's GDP, uh, and

se-seventy-five, uh, percent of, of the, of

the economy of the world, the folks that are here today,

an in-incredible group

that's coming. And now with Venezuela, who has the world's largest reserves, also

joining as a guest of the United States, uh, this is really a historic

summit. And the discussion's gonna be about

increasing production and

increasing refining, not shutting it down, which is the past

under, uh, President Biden when we were attending the G20.

It was all climate extremism about how do we stop energy production.

I mean, so if you wanna talk about affordability

and prices, this is a-- and

this is actually a conference where we're talking about increasing supply-

Okay

... increasing security.