As my colleague Sister Toldjah reported earlier, Joe Biden was scheduled to be at the Grand Canyon on Tuesday for about 45 minutes, and he's supposed to give an interview to the Weather Channel, talking about "Extreme weather." I'm sure that's going to be a hard-hitting interview.
Except that’s a huge expanse of land, and it’s cutting off access from land even 40 miles away from the Grand Canyon. Listen, as a rancher explains how expansive and amorphous this all is. The plans had even included his private land, but the impact on private water rights is still unknown.
Today, Joe Biden designated a new National Monument near the Grand Canyon.
By designating a new national monument, Biden is locking up more than 1 million acres in AZ, home to the richest and highest-grade uranium deposit in America.
Members also sent out a letter to Biden, demanding answers about the impact this was going to have on our national security.
Joe Biden admits that there will be "Sacrifices" that result from his climate agenda.
Then once again, he seemed confused about leaving the stage after his remarks.
No comments:
Post a Comment