On this episode of The Unregulated Podcast, Tom and Mike discuss Biden's bold, ambitious, and popular spending plans.

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• Tucker Carlson reveals that House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy rented a room in DC from pollster Frank Luntz
• Biden's Press Secretary says that the influx of immigrants at the southern border is "something that began during and was something that was exacerbated by the Trump administration."
• Bold, ambitious, and popular
• Letter from IRS
• Nebraska Senator Justin Wayne (D)...

Tom and Mike discuss Biden's address to Congress.

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• Epicurious is cutting out beef

• Length of Presidents first address to #JointSession of Congress

• Goldman Sachs forecasts the biggest jump in oil demand ever

• Brent crude climbing above $68.3 a barrel

• Senate votes to nix Trump rule limiting methane regulation

• Voters Don’t Want to Pay for Biden’s Global Warming Agenda

It is time for the Biden team to give up on their dreams of making energy more expensive and limiting consumer choice with respect to cars and trucks.

WASHINGTON DC (April 28, 2021) – As the Biden Administration attempts to make good on all of its recent proclamations with respect to global warming and renewable energy, the American Energy Alliance today released the results of a nationwide survey conducted in February of 1,000 voters (3.1% margin of error). The topline results of...

The American Energy Alliance urges all Senators to oppose S.J. Res. 14, the Congressional Review Act resolution on the 2020 methane rule from the EPA. The previous rules regarding methane were expensive and duplicative, the oil and gas industry already has ample financial and regulatory incentive to reduce methane emissions.

More significantly, passage of this resolution will introduce substantial uncertainty into the regulatory process. Despite the assertions of the resolution's...

Tom and Mike discuss Biden's Earth Day summit. Plus, Biden sets a target of reducing emissions by 50 percent, and Caitlyn Jenner announces her campaign for Governor of California.

Behind Biden’s Earth Day announcements and Climate Summit are plans to circumvent legislative jurisdiction and sneak in transformational change. 

WASHINGTON DC (April 19, 2021) – Today, nineteen organizations issued letters to Members of Congress warning of an apparent Biden administration end-run around the legislature to impose the Green New Deal through a regulatory back door, as part of what would be the biggest “sue-and-settle” arrangement ever attempted. The letters...

Tom and Mike discuss G-10 staffers and Covid/climate conundrums. Plus the GOP's three-day climate event, the Clean Future Act, Bloomberg in China, and climate spending.

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• Joshua Siegel on Twitter
• Secrecy and Abuse Claims Haunt China’s Solar Factories in Xinjiang
• Scientific American
• Steak-umms vs. Neil deGrasse Tyson
• Biden's infrastructure plan earmarks $400 billion in home-based care for aging Americans - and it could shake up the lucrative home care industry
• Energy secretary: 'We...

Tom and Mike sit down to discuss the MLB moving the All-Star Game out of Atlanta. Plus, everything is infrastructure, AOC's take on the border crisis, and Biden makes another error on green jobs.

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• MLB All-Star Game moves to Colorado despite stricter voting laws
• The Baseball All-Star Game Is No Icon of Honest Voting
• WH: Biden didn't push for MLB All Star decision
• President Joe Biden speaks about fans returning to stadiums, vaccination progress | SportsCenter
• House GOP memo: Embrace...

Tom and Mike sit down to discuss President Biden's first press conference and the infrastructure bill. They also discuss problems with the Jones Act and the future of the filibuster.

Sometimes it feels impossible not to get frustrated during this pandemic. 

If you work in the American oil and gas industry and went from a president who is an energy hero to one that’s an energy zero, those times are increasing in frequency. 

According to the 5th annual Global Energy Talent Index (GETI) report, 78 percent of oil and gas employees feel less secure in their jobs than they did a year ago.  Gee, I wonder why.

But ask many of them, knowing what they know now, would...