Daniel Turner

Robert Greenway, a former Deputy Assistant to President Trump and national security expert, dives into the fragile Gaza cease-fire and the looming threat of renewed conflict. He discusses the implications for hostages and Israel's political landscape. Later, Daniel Turner, Executive Director of Power The Future, explores America's energy independence and its connection to national security, raising questions about the future of energy production and the complexities of U.S. policies amid global tensions.

Daniel Turner, founder and executive director of Power the Future, dives into the critical issues facing America’s electric grid. He discusses the escalating demand for electricity and the perils of relying solely on renewable energy sources. Turner highlights California and New York as examples of state challenges and critiques the sidelining of nuclear power. He warns about the risks tied to the depletion of strategic petroleum reserves and calls for more strategic governance in energy policy to avoid systemic failures.

Daniel Turner, President of Power the Future, advocates for American energy and highlights the struggles of energy-producing communities under government policies. They discuss the early impacts of Trump's tariffs on the economy, including job growth and favorable trade negotiations with countries like Japan and South Korea. The conversation also critiques past policies that harmed coal towns and emphasizes the need for innovation while respecting traditional energy sources. Turner passionately calls for a renewed focus on investing in American energy.

Senator Mike Lee, a conservative voice from Utah, joins Peachy Keenan, a Southern Californian affected by wildfires, and Daniel Turner from Power The Future. They delve into the mismanagement of California’s wildfires, exploring government corruption and resource allocation failures. Keenan shares personal stories of devastation while Turner criticizes environmental policies that exacerbate the crisis. The group emphasizes the urgent need for accountability and prioritizing human safety over political agendas in the face of natural disasters.

Daniel Turner, founder of Power the Future and a farmer, discusses the recent leadership changes at the EPA, including Chris Wright's appointment. He expresses optimism about potential deregulation under Trump, highlighting concerns over current green policies. Turner critiques Biden's energy strategies, evaluating their global impacts and stressing the importance of energy independence. The conversation also addresses the influence of corporate lobbying in the food and EV sectors, advocating for practices that encourage competition and sustainability.