In this episode, Michael dives into the world of energy and politics, discussing the Strait of Hormuz crisis and its global implications. He shares his thoughts on the US energy crisis, citing the International Energy Agency's data on clean energy investments and the limitations of solar energy. Michael also critiques the climate movement's narrative, highlighting the importance of fossil fuels in powering the world's energy needs.

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In this episode, host Michael dives into a crucial conversation with Daniel Yergin, about the Strait of Hormuz crisis and its far-reaching implications. They discuss the chokehold on global energy, the role of China and Russia, and the consequences of the Iranian's strategy. Michael also shares insights on the shale revolution and how it's given the US a strategic cushion to weather the crisis. The conversation touches on the renewable energy narrative collapse, the importance of energy dominance, and the potential consequences of the US not having a reliable energy source.

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In this episode, we're diving into the world of politics and bureaucracy. Michael discusses the recent "No Kings" protests in Denver, where things got heated between protesters and police. But what's really going on behind the scenes? We're also taking a closer look at a bizarre bill making its way through the Colorado legislature, which aims to regulate the use of single-use food serviceware, like napkins and straws. You'll hear about the potential consequences for small business owners and the questionable environmental benefits of this bill. It's a wild ride that'll leave you questioning the priorities of our lawmakers.

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