EXPOSING THE BLOCKS TO ENERGY INDEPENDENCE & THE DOGE FRAUD FIGHT!

In this hard-hitting episode of Ladies of Another View, we break down the latest power struggles in Washington and the fight for America’s energy future. Nathan Worcester of Epoch Times joins us to discuss the fiery backlash from Democratic leaders as they attempt to block the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from exposing fraud. Congressional Democrats even tried to storm the Treasury Building, claiming they needed to "oversee" the agency’s access to federal payment systems. But as Nathan explains, this isn’t just about oversight—it’s about control. With the 2024 election behind us and new leadership determined to clean up government waste, the pushback from entrenched interests is stronger than ever.
Then, we welcome Paul Driessen from the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT) to tackle one of the most pressing issues facing the nation—energy independence. While America has the resources to be the world’s leading producer of oil and gas, political roadblocks and radical policies continue to strangle domestic drilling efforts. Paul lays out the stark reality: the U.S. is being held hostage by foreign suppliers, even as we sit on untapped reserves that could fuel our economy, secure our national defense, and create thousands of jobs. But it’s not just oil and gas—rare earth minerals are also at the center of this battle. China currently dominates the global market, controlling the mining and processing of critical materials needed for everything from artificial intelligence to military technology. And yet, nearly 66% of federal lands remain off-limits to mining, leaving the U.S. dangerously dependent on an adversarial nation.
The message is clear—common sense policies must replace crippling restrictions if America is to maintain its strength on the world stage. Don’t miss this eye-opening discussion as we expose the forces standing in the way of prosperity and what it will take to put our country back on the path to real energy security.