Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. This is John Bachelor from a conversation with my colleague Salina Zito of the Washington Examiner and the Wall Street

Journal about a decision most recently by the White House, the Biden administration,

to interrupt, to pause, to ban new permits for liquefied natural gas

ports, especially in the Gulf of Mexico. A puzzler given the demand for liquefied natural gas and the abundance of it the United States enjoys and fracking the genius of fracking.

It especially puzzles, challenges the major politicians of Pennsylvania, the Keystone State.

The puzzle has to do with the fact that there are 100,000 direct jobs with the bounty of

liquefied natural gas in Pennsylvania chiefly in the West, and the prominent Democratic

Senators John Federman and Bob Casey have both challenged, questioned,

puzzled, consternation at the decision by the White House, especially because the president indicates it's about the opinion of

the younger voters and they're upset about fossil fuels at all having to do with climate change.

Then again, the facts of liquefied natural gas

support that it is the best choice of all in the transition time

to sustainable energy sources.

In addition, the promises that were made to our allies in Europe after the

interruption of liquefied natural gas pipeline from Russia. The LNG is desired by our allies. It's

desired worldwide. It is a premier energy source. And yet here's Selina to explain and to puzzle as well.

Salinasito, liquefied natural gas for the moment, disrupted by a decision by the Biden administration, responding to, well there's the question.

Yes, and I'm so glad you brought that point up because the White House admitted that they formed

their decision based on watching Tik-Toc videos of young people. And as John

Federman famously said two weeks ago,

if you're getting your news from Tik Talk,

you might want to rethink how you consume news.

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