
President-elect Donald Trump criticized President Biden’s last-minute policy decisions during an interview with Hugh Hewitt on Monday and attacked the president for making a “smooth transition” more difficult.
“I see it just came out that Biden has banned all oil and gas drilling in 625 million acres of the US coastal zone. This is absolutely ridiculous, I will remove it immediately, I have the authority to remove it immediately What is it, why is he doing this?” Trump said. “You know we have something that no one else has. No one has it to the extent that we have it, and there will be more of it by the time we finish, because I’m going to be able to expand it. Will be able.”
Biden announced the plan on Monday and said he would use the authority to protect offshore areas along the East and West coasts, the eastern Gulf of Mexico and parts of Alaska’s northern Bering Sea from future oil and natural gas leasing. Have been.
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President-elect Trump criticized President Biden’s last-minute policy moves, saying they are making the presidential transition more difficult. (Getty Images)
Trump told Hewitt, “We have oil and gas at a level that no one else has, and we’re going to take advantage of it. When I see someone saying they want to ban 625 million acres of land, If he’s going to put it on, he doesn’t know what it is.” , They don’t even know what 625 million acres of land will look like, and we can’t let that happen to our country, it’s really our greatest economic asset, and we can’t let that happen to our country.”
Trump said, “But you’re giving up the greatest asset that we have. I mean, if you haven’t seen it on the map, what 625 million acres of land, he’s giving up all of it.” “The good news is I can change it right away, it will be changed on the first day.”
The president-elect also criticized Biden’s Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients, particularly Democratic mega-donor George Soros.
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Trump told radio host Hugh Hewitt that the outgoing Biden administration is “trying everything possible” to get in the way of his incoming administration. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Trump said Biden’s administration is making it as difficult as possible for them.
“They talk about change, they always say they want a smooth transition from one party to another, in government. Well, they are making it really difficult. Might as well, they’re putting in the Green New Deal bullshit, trillions of dollars in bullshit, it’s no big deal,” Trump said, arguing that Biden was throwing money at people.
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Fox News’ Danielle Wallace contributed to this report.