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I may be the only person left in the world to call the land Red China, but that does not make me wrong. Chairman Xi runs the joint and he is the president of the Chinese Communist Party—the largest political party in the world.
President Trump announced the USA will allow Saudi Arabia provided the Crown Prince signs the Abraham Accords and officially recognizes Israel’s right to exist. The Saudis already do. The two countries have made under-the-table deals in the past. Nothing personal, just business.
Here’s what we know:
The world gets about 20% of its oil via the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait has been closed or nearly closed since the United States launched its war with Iran.
That launch date was February 28th. Today is July 13th. We’re approaching five months of little to no oil getting through the Strait.
That’s so far resulted in 1+ billion fewer barrels in global circulation.
Here’s what we don’t seem to know
Don Surber’s roundup of this week’s news items is more enlightening than the actual reporting. Enjoy!
Fox News contributor Liz Peek and FOX Business contributor Lou Basenese discuss New York state’s reluctance to develop A.I. data centers on ‘The Bottom Line.’
America is about to need more electricity than at any time in generations. AI, reshored manufacturing, data centers, and national security don’t run on hashtags—they run on abundant, reliable energy. So when a veteran ExxonMobil attorney joins the Justice Department, the usual professional panic merchants act like civilization is ending. Maybe it’s not a conspiracy. Maybe it’s just common sense. If America wants to outbuild China instead of outsourcing its future, we’d better start hiring people who know how to keep the lights on.
The Peace Act aims to tighten pressure on Russia by targeting oil revenues and Western banking access while encouraging allies to invest in U.S. defense.
Check out this week’s round-up of the media’s feeble attempt to report the news. Don Surber is your guide. You’ll appreciate his snarky sense of humor on our Fourth Estate.
Fox News host Sean Hannity discusses the Democratic Party’s shift with the rise of socialist candidates and criticizes New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and U.S. congressional candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier over their positions on ‘Hannity.’
‘The Big Money Show’ breaks down the strong second quarter for stocks as President Donald Trump dispatches a U.S. delegation to Qatar for nuclear talks with Iran, while easing oil prices and geopolitical tensions boost investor sentiment. #foxbusiness #bigmoneyshow
‘The Big Money Show’ discusses the latest Iran ceasefire, upcoming U.S.-Iran talks in Doha, falling oil prices, and the market’s reaction as President Donald Trump pushes for a broader nuclear agreement.
‘The Big Money Show’ panelists discuss the Iranian drone strike on a cargo ship transiting the Strait of Hormuz, President Donald Trump’s response and the impact on shipping and oil.
The Biden Regime poured money into the black hole of green energy projects; the Trump Administration is trying to make up for lost time, with energy programs that actually work.
Vice President JD Vance discusses President Donald Trump’s announcement that a deal with Iran has been finalized and his order for an immediate end to the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports on ‘The Big Weekend Show.’
‘The Big Money Show’ panelists analyze President Donald Trump’s statements on Iran, a potential deal and its impact on oil prices.
Economist Steve Moore discusses the latest May jobs report, U.S. economic strength and the impact of President Donald Trump’s pro-business policies on ‘Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street.’
John Cornyn is the latest example of how the GOP leadership needs a reformation.
President Donald John Trump is a Rolling Stones fan. When they started out, they asked John Lennon and Paul McCartney to write a song for them. The duo said yes and the Stones had their first hit in Britain, I Wanna Be Your Man.
South Dakota stands at an energy crossroads. The explosive growth of data center development, driven by the artificial intelligence revolution and the insatiable demand for cloud computing, is converging with longstanding agricultural and industrial energy needs to strain the state’s grid in ways that cannot be managed through inertia or wishful thinking.
One of the three South Dakota Public Utilities Commission (PUC) billets is up for election in 2026 (commissioners are elected in partisan elections to staggered six-year terms).
Let’s examine some questions that should be asked of PUC candidates this year.