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Tom Pyle: We Are Still Tied to the World’s Oil Supply | 04-04-26

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Steve Moore and Tom Pyle discussing the complexities of American energy policy and the reasons behind high domestic fuel costs. Pyle explains that despite record-breaking production, the United States remains tied to global oil prices because many domestic refineries are outdated and designed to process foreign crude rather than local supplies. The conversation identifies bureaucratic regulation and infrastructure bottlenecks as the primary obstacles to energy independence, specifically criticizing state-level resistance to pipelines and the lack of new refinery construction.

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Fmr. Rep. Bob Livingston (R-LA) | 04-04-26

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Steve Moore speaks with former Congressman Bob Livingston about his career and his new book, The Rainbow Chaser. While acknowledging Livingston’s legacy of achieving balanced budgets during the 1990s, the conversation primarily focuses on the rising threat of prosecutorial misconduct and the perceived weaponization of the justice system against political enemies. Livingston shares his personal account of being targeted by a federal investigation that, despite resulting in no charges, caused significant financial and reputational damage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 

EJ Antoni | 04-04-26

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EJ Antoni joins host Steve Moore to analyze the current state of the American economy, focusing on the discrepancies between positive headline jobs reports and the reality of a shrinking labor force. The discussion highlights how rising energy and fertilizer costs act as a hidden tax on growth, while demographic shifts like baby boomer retirements create a critical need for human capital and legal immigration. Antoni further explores the future of productivity, arguing that technological advancements such as robotics and AI will ultimately create more jobs than they displace. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 

Tom Pyle | 04-04-26

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Steve Moore and Tom Pyle discussing the complexities of American energy policy and the reasons behind high domestic fuel costs. Pyle explains that despite record-breaking production, the United States remains tied to global oil prices because many domestic refineries are outdated and designed to process foreign crude rather than local supplies. The conversation identifies bureaucratic regulation and infrastructure bottlenecks as the primary obstacles to energy independence, specifically criticizing state-level resistance to pipelines and the lack of new refinery construction. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 

John Catsimatidis | 04-04-26

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Steve Moore and guest John Catsimatidis discussing their shared support for Donald Trump’s economic policies and the vital role of the American energy sector. Catsimatidis argues that current high oil prices are the result of market manipulation and political mismanagement rather than true scarcity, suggesting that a return to previous leadership would restore global stability and lower costs. A central theme of their conversation is the rejection of the "fossil fuel" label in favor of the theory that the earth naturally and continuously produces oil, which they believe renders fears of depletion a "big lie." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 

John Catsimatidis: The Real Price of Oil Past Present and Future | 04-04-26

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Steve Moore and guest John Catsimatidis discussing their shared support for Donald Trump’s economic policies and the vital role of the American energy sector. Catsimatidis argues that current high oil prices are the result of market manipulation and political mismanagement rather than true scarcity, suggesting that a return to previous leadership would restore global stability and lower costs. A central theme of their conversation is the rejection of the "fossil fuel" label in favor of the theory that the earth naturally and continuously produces oil, which they believe renders fears of depletion a "big lie."

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