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“Gas / Energy” said in 100 of 227 transcripts, 496 times.
…had no idea. Nobody saw it. Three days later, when the Atomic Energy Commission went, they said, "It was total obliteration." "Beyond obliteration," they said…
…happens. This week, our countries also signed groundbreaking agreements on civil nuclear energy, critical minerals, and artificial intelligence. And I want to congratulate a lot…
…the superstars of this administration—I said, "Lee, if it's oil and gas, get them approved in two weeks. If it's nuclear, add another week…
…said that. This week, we're also signing exciting agreements on civil nuclear energy, critical minerals, and artificial intelligence, numbers that nobody has ever heard of…
…you. Thank you very much for being here, Doug. The number-one energy person anywhere in the world. Acknowledged—I was amazed that he took…
…world, acknowledge. And drill, baby, drill, Chris. Right? Drill, baby, drill. The energy prices are way down, and they're going further. Secretary Linda McMahon, Education…
…country's bond, promote investments in key U.S. industries and technologies, increase American energy exports, and expand our security ca- —cooperation. And you know, we're making…
…down. It's all coming down. And the biggest decrease, of course, is energy. And you know, as goes energy, goes everything else. Because, when energy…
…rising at the fastest pace in more than 60 years. And meanwhile, energy prices are down, gasoline prices are down, grocery prices are down. Mortgage…
…thought of it—like every, you know, country, our electricity production, our energy production is not—you know, it's not—nobody ever thought—nobody ever…
…right thing. But we will have the best tax rates, the lowest energy costs—we have the lowest energy—we have tremendous amounts of energy…
…to Japan to South Korea. We're delighted to forge richer partnerships on energy, technology, artificial intelligence, critical minerals, and other industries. The United States is…
…in this room. You are spectacular leaders. You are incredible people. Your energy, your genius, your—everything you do—I say it truly—everything you…
…record-setting inflation, inflation like we've never had before. Under my leadership, energy costs are down, gasoline prices are down, grocery prices are down, mortgage…
…oil. But inexcusably, even NATO countries have not cut off much Russian energy and Russian energy products, which, as you know, I found out about…
…up. They can't be doing what they're doing. They're buying oil and gas from Russia while they're fighting Russia. It's embarrassing to them, and it…
…pretty good, right? We're also delighted to be joined by Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, and there's nobody better than Chris. Chris. Thank you, Chris…
…gallon for gasoline. Previous administrations slashed the number of new oil and gas leases by 95 percent. Think of that. The administration "Bidened"—"Bidened." The…
…both for being here. The Trump administration has a different policy on energy. And, you know, you've been hearing it because I made a lot…
…right. But it's pretty amazing. Quantum computing, fusion, 6G, and civil nuclear energy, and align our nations through the approach of centered deregulation and innovation…
…It's—you know what you're doing better than anybody. American company X-energy and British company Centrica has been announcing—and really for a long…
…our British allies dominate the future of artificial intelligence. You need the energy. You have to have the energy. That's one thing I learned very…
…on unleashing economic prosperity by limiting—eliminating the burdensome regulations, unlocking affordable energy, and pioneering new technologies. And it's going to be very important. The…
…and it really hurt people. You know, costs are way down. Our energy costs are way down. And you know, when energy comes down, everything…
…just say things that—it's just, like, incredible. If you look at energy, I think you're going to be at $2 a gallon with cars…
…Gasoline prices are way down, and really dramatically, as everybody knows. And energy prices have been going down, other than in certain States where you…
…place. Anytime you see a windmill, you'll say, "Well, they have bad energy costs." And it's happening in New Jersey. I saw that there's a…
…But what they've done is, they've killed so many good sources of energy for very expensive windmills and lots of other things that don't work…
…is signing a bilateral agreement with both countries to expand cooperation in energy, trade, and technology, including AI. And in terms of energy, Chris is…
…without any knowledge, it was "obliterated." That's been confirmed by the Atomic Energy Commissions. Everybody that saw—totally obliterated. They might try again, but they're…
…of the world. Smart, tough people. And great wealth. You know, great energy wealth. I was talking to Chris, and you were saying, in terms…
…want to thank you very much. Great job, General. Deputy Secretary of Energy and Purple Heart recipient, James Danly. James. Thank you very much, James…
…within three or four weeks, was decimated. It's been obliterated. The Atomic Energy Commission said the place is just decimated. Now, they can start again…
…Doug, thank you. Thank you, Doug. Great job. He's producing low-cost energy. We're down to $64. I want to get it down a little…
…Chris is around—Chris is here—because he's helping with the tremendous energy success that we're having. We're having tremendous energy success. We're the biggest…
…world. Nobody knew that until I came along, but we have more energy than anybody else in the world. We're making incredible deals on energy…
…too close. That's a big statement. This afternoon 20 leading technology and energy companies are announcing more than $92 billion of investments in Pennsylvania, and…
…very friendly with the people up here. Doug—I wanted Doug for Energy. I didn't know about Chris. And Doug said, "No, I have somebody…
…You know, we have one controls the land, and one controls the energy, but it was sort of intertwined, so we put them together, right…
…They allowed it to happen. You know, we've already cured inflation. Your gas prices are way down. Everything I said is done. But the one…
…a word." No, it was obliterated. That's now been proven. The Atomic Energy Commissions, everything—that's been obliterated. And they were trying to demean me…
…is he? Where is he? Mr. Secretary. And he's in charge of energy, plus a lot of land. He's the biggest landlord, I guess, in…