On 11/28/2022, Karine Jean-Pierre Says Biden Will Meet With “Noble Prize” Winners. She pronounced “Nobel” as “Noble” 5 times, not once is correct, “Now, finally, today, President Biden met with three U.S. winners of the 2022 Noble Prize: Dr. Carolyn Bertozzi, who won the Noble Prize in Chemistry; Dr. John Clauser, who won the Noble Prize in Physics; and Dr. Douglas Diamond, who won the Noble Prize in Economic Sciences. The President is restarting an important tradition that just like — just like he does for winning sports teams, as you have seen him do in the past 20 months or so, the President meets with U.S. winners of the Noble Prize.”
And then “I’m going to go out of school for a second,” she said, “Their achievements show how taking on the biggest questions can establish new fields of inquiry, promote technology, innovation, and expand the boundaries of what is possible. Their work is a reminder of why the President often says that the — America can be defined by one word, and you all know that word that he uses is “possibilities.” With that, I’m going to go out of school for a second.”
Biden Spox John Kirby Defends Easing Oil Sanctions On Venezuela Even As Biden Limits American Energy. Fox News reporter Peter Doocy asked John Kirby, “Okay. And on the sanctions relief for Venezuela —”
MR. KIRBY: Yeah.
Doocy: — why is it that President Biden would rather let U.S. companies drill for oil in Venezuela than here in the U.S.?
MR. KIRBY: That’s not an accurate take on the President’s view.
Doocy: Earlier this month, he said, “No more drilling. There is no more drilling.”
MR. KIRBY: The President has issued 9,000 permits for drilling on U.S. federal lands, Peter; 9,000 of them are being unused. There are plenty of opportunities for oil and gas companies to drill here in the United States.
Now, I’ll let Chevron speak for this particular issue of sanctions relief, but our expectation is it won’t be a lot of oil coming out of there. It will have to be shipped to the United States.
Doocy: Does the President think there’s some benefit to the climate to drill oil in Venezuela and not here?
MR. KIRBY: No, it has nothing to do with a benefit to the climate, Peter. Again, there are 9,000 unused permits here in the United States on federal land that oil and gas companies can and should take advantage of. Nine thousand. And we’re talking about one there in Venezuela.
Now, look, it remains to be seen how much will get drilled down there. It’ll be up to Chevron to decide that, Peter. But — but as a function of the sanction itself, that oil, whatever product is drilled, has to come to the United States.
Jean Pierre started with, “As you know, President Biden committed to doing everything within his power to address Putin’s price hike at the pump. Today, gas prices have returned to the levels they were prior to Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. As the chart behind me shows, the national average is $3.55 per gallon down over $1.45 per gallon from the June peak. The most common price is $2.99 per gallon. That’s saving American families with two cars about $160 per month, on average. This is important breathing room for American families and meets a key commitment that the President made to them. So, it’s no accident either — on a couple of things. President Biden has been releasing oil from the reserve, as you know, which was a historic action that this President took.”
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KJP said “Noble Prize” 5 times; Easing oil sanctions On Venezuela over U.S. companies drill for oil?