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What's going on, Mark?

Jake, we're in OTC 2017. It's amazing, man. Yeah, we're sitting here at the Red Wing booth. It's right about 12 o'clock. The auditorium's filling up. Looks like it's going to be a really, really good turnout. Right about lunchtime, I'm starting to get hungry. What about you? Me too. Yeah, so if you're listening to us for the first time, this is oil and gas this week.

This is the number one podcast in the oil and gas industry. And this is a topical news show, and so we're going to jump into our news articles. So what we got coming up first, Jake? So today is Trump's 102nd day, actually, in office. And so the first article was talking about, it's kind of just like the

first hundred days actually in review and seeing what he has accomplished or what he has not accomplished

in those first hundred days. So far, he has signed more executive orders than anyone else

in the history of the United States. Really? So he's signed more executive orders than any other president out there?

Yes. And of course, he's the most energy-focused president we've had since the Reagan administration.

You know, I actually say he's the most energy-focused president of all time.

Yeah, true.

Yeah, he has a very laser focus on the prosperity and the jobs that our oil and

gas industry creates for this country and for the world.

So it's, you know, he's doing some really cool stuff.

He has the, you know, he's given approval of Keystone XL and Dakota Access.

He's basically taken the teeth out of the EPA. He's repelling a lot of the Obama administration's

rules and regulations that put handcuffs on this industry. So from an energy point of view,

from an oil and gas point of view, I think he's doing an excellent job. Yeah, he campaigned on a lot

of things throughout his entire campaign.

It's a very, very energy focused.

And I think he not only talked to talk, but he also walked to walk.

Yeah, and if you look at his leadership team, I mean, he's literally running the A team of, I think, the history of this country.

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