The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1449 - Joe Biden’s Gas Problem
Mar 9, 2022
Joe Biden, the President of the United States, discusses his controversial energy policies amid rising gas prices. He addresses the impact of cutting off Russian oil, framing blame on external factors like Vladimir Putin. The conversation delves into Biden's challenges in public speaking, the internal struggles within the Democratic Party regarding gas taxes, and a critical look at the administration's approach to domestic oil production. Additionally, Biden's foreign policy is scrutinized, particularly concerning Ukraine and the shifting international dynamics.
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Dependence on Other Nations and Elitism
- The US may decrease reliance on Russian oil by increasing dependence on Venezuelan oil and Chinese rare earth minerals.
- Stephen Colbert's indifference to gas prices highlights the elitism of some Democrats.
Contradictory Foreign Policy on Oil
- The Biden administration's foreign policy seeks oil from Venezuela, an ally of Russia, rather than increasing domestic production.
- This move contradicts sanctions against Russia.
Allies' Distrust of US Foreign Policy
- Saudi Arabia and the UAE refuse to increase oil production, likely due to Biden's Iran nuclear deal negotiations.
- These countries see the US as unreliable due to its deals with their enemies.