On this episode of Neuts World, the summer Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm set out

on a four-day electric vehicle trip from Charlotte, North Carolina to Memphis, Tennessee,

in an effort to draw attention to the billions of dollars the Biden administration is putting

into green energy and clean cars.

But when she and her entourage, including a luxury Cadillac lyric, an electric Ford F-150,

and a Chevy Bolt pulled into Grove Town a suburb of Augusta, Georgia for a quick charge

of their vehicles at a station with four charges, they quickly realized one of the charges

was broken and the rest were occupied.

So an energy department staffer decided to park a gas-powered vehicle in one of the spots

to hold it for the Secretary, prompting a family in another EV car waiting to get charged

to call the police.

I think this whole episode is a great example of how the Biden administration thinks they're

doing amazing things by pouring money in at the very top and then pushing the rest of

America into buying EV cars when no charges are publicly available, a point by the way,

which was made by the president of Ford who tried a similar trip with an electric F-150.

It's just one of many examples of how the Biden administration is trying to dictate

to us the American people what we should buy, from cars, to appliances, to air conditioners,

to fans, they're putting regulations on everything.

Here to discuss this topic, I'm really pleased to welcome my guest, Ben Lieberman, he is

a senior fellow at the competitive enterprise institute recently served for seven years

as a senior counsel for the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce.

Ben, welcome and thank you for joining me on Newt's World.

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