Thank you to Laramie Energy and Caerus Oil & Gas for their sponsorship of the show.
Laramie Energy CEO Bob Boswell discusses the impact on American families of the Biden administration’s restrictions on oil and gas exploration and development on federal lands, despite the industry’s role in driving prosperity. The criticism surrounding fertilizer use primarily focuses on its significant methane emissions. Yet, the alternative involves the production of fertilizer using potentially harmful chemicals. Additionally, the idea of curtailing oil and gas development is, at its core, ill-informed and could be considered detrimental to human progress. Furthermore, there’s a concerning aspect of the renewable energy industry that is often overlooked: its reliance on exploiting underdeveloped countries and utilizing child labor, a fact of which many of its proponents are unaware. Listen to the full interview in the first hour.
Interview with Ben Murrey
Fiscal policy expert Ben Murrey discusses the recent Prop HH debate. In his discussion about Proposition HH, Murrey delves into its complexities and nuances. He points out that Prop HH is intentionally misleading in its design. Additionally, he highlights a notable contradiction: the same advocates for Prop HH were responsible for the defeat of a bill that would have allowed for the portability of senior tax exemptions. Murrey also emphasizes the pressing need for property tax simplification and reform. Based on these insights, he strongly advises viewers to vote against Proposition HH. Listen to the full interview in the second hour.
Interview with Dave Boyd and Sheryle Hunter
Dave Boyd notes why he is running for Widefield School Board and Sheryle Hunter shares why she is running for Ignacio School Board. Listen to the full interview in the first hour.
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