We're here on the Celsius Galway in Sabine Pass, just outside of Beaumont, Texas.

Then you have to hold out.

With the Secretary of the Interior, Doug Bergam. The crew is giving us a tour. This is an amazing export facility, the largest in the United States, second largest in the world.

We're going to talk with the Secretary in a minute about American Energy Independence and the role that this company, this facility, and this process plays. So excited to have the

conversation with the Secretary.

What'd you think? Well, it was fantastic, but to be on a brand new ship, like this is pretty special.

Brand spanking new, like this is the first cargo it's taking.

This is like not even out of the showroom, brand new.

I mean, look at that. There's a spotless.

Yeah. This is definitely coordinated for you. I have a suspicion.

But it's beautiful.

I think they coordinated for you, Dave.

They heard you were coming.

Doug, they were saying in 2008 this facility was basically bankrupt.

Yes.

And this has been a development project since about 2012, and it went from practically nothing to the largest LNG exporter in the world.

In 13 years.

In 13 years.

And prior to that, when it was originally built, because this is before the amazing miracle of the whole shale revolution in our country.

Without that, this was being built as a LNG import facility.

That was the original thing.

We're going to have to import LNG to America.

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