Well, there's so much going on.

Where do we even begin?

So the Supreme Court, this is a pretty interesting ruling about the EPA and how much control they can have over admissions and power plants.

And it's a good thing only because, listen, fighting climate fighting climate change, uh, fighting air pollution, uh, setting

stand. It's a good thing. It's a good thing. But, uh, you don't want it in the hands of these

crazy Democrats. You don't want it in the hands of John Kerry type, uh, weirdos who overuse it,

abuse it and will end up destroying everything and including the economy all over

some ridiculous crusade. You do want to reduce emissions. You do want to fight climate change,

but in a nice, logical, sensible way, you don't want to, like, shut off all the spigots,

completely destroy our energy industry,

make gas go from $2 to $6, which is killing everybody's budget and just a vicious tax on the middle class and the poor.

Talk about income inequality. You know, the rich people don't, couldn't care less.

They don't even look at the price on the pump. They don't care what anything costs in the

supermarket. It's just the worst income inequality move. So this Supreme Court decision

will help combat that a little. And Joe Bartley, you get these John Kerry types lecturing

you about getting, get rid of your car, do this.

The meantime he's flying around in private jets and yachts and, and when you ask him, you hear these statements he makes, well, in this case, it's so important for me to be able to fly anywhere anytime and do my urgent work.

He's much more important than anybody else.

This guy has been working on this 20 years.

He hasn't gotten anything done.

Nothing accomplished.

Absolutely nothing.

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