The House Committee on Agriculture hosted a hearing on Wednesday, January 12, on the needed infrastructure and possible impediments to electric vehicle adoption in rural America. At issue is what policies would incentivize rural electric vehicle penetration and at what cost, and, whether subsidizing electric vehicle use in rural America would make a significant difference in global carbon dioxide emissions. According to at least one witness , there are impediments to electric vehicles, based...

On this episode of The Unregulated Podcast, Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna discuss the Biden administration's continued descent into madness and the latest happenings, and not happenings, in Washington.

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• HARRIS: "It is time for us to do what we have been doing and that time is every day."
• Peleton bikes, caramel macchiatos and avocado toast catch some strays
• NEW Quinnipiac poll: Biden's approval rating crashes to 33%. 53% disapprove.
• Rivian stock falls following COO departure

Early January saw a massive snowstorm in the Washington D.C. area that resulted in downed wires and electricity outages for many households and businesses. Over 50 miles of Interstate 95 was closed to traffic with thousands of people stranded for hours as traffic was stopped. Vehicles ran out of fuel and electricity. Many affected households and businesses rely entirely on electricity for their energy requirements, which is the way many blue states and the Biden administration are moving...

The United States became the largest exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in December 2021, edging out Qatar and Australia, as projects ramped up production and deliveries surged to Europe to help alleviate the energy crisis there. Output from U.S. LNG facilities edged above Qatar in December due mainly to an increase in exports from the Sabine Pass and Freeport facilities. A shale gas revolution, coupled with tens of billions of dollars of investments in liquefaction facilities,...

On this episode of The Unregulated Podcast, Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna discuss January 6th, Theranos, and the Supreme Court. Plus an extended Covid discussion with guest Phil Kerpen.

For all the talk about the demise of coal, it’s important to note that coal generated 35% of the world’s electricity in 2020, more than any other fuel. Even in the U.S., coal was expected to generate 23% of the nation’s electricity in 2021—up from 19% in 2020.

In addition to electricity generation, coal is critical for industry, making the cement, iron, and steel needed for modern civilization, including even wind turbines and solar panels. Without coal, the industrial revolution...

On this episode of The Unregulated Podcast, Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna make stunning and bold predictions for what will unfold in 2022.

Just in time for Christmas, the jolliest podcast hosts you know, Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna, unveil their inaugural holiday special.

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• Germany's nuclear phaseout "is far more damaging than anything Africa is doing in terms of developing its natural gas."
• Goodfellas Tommy get killed Scene
• Biden admin is extending the pause on federal student loan repayments for another three months to May 1, 2022.

On December 8, President Biden directed federal agencies to cut the government’s carbon dioxide emissions by 65 percent by 2030 with the goal of reaching net-zero emissions by 2050. Biden is directing federal car shoppers to buy only zero-emission passenger vehicles and light trucks by the end of fiscal year 2027 , with 100 percent compliance by all vehicles by 2050. His executive orders call for federal buildings to transition to net-zero emissions by 2045, by primarily powering the...

On this episode of The Unregulated Podcast Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna discuss Democrats' crazy attempts at inflation deflection and nail down what exactly is causing the consumer price index to skyrocket.

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• Get ready pal!
• Senator Warren on greedy meat packers.
• U.S. energy secretary says an oil export ban is not in the works.