What’s the biggest sign that economic trouble is on the way? That’s easy – the disappearance of low-cost energy. In part I (public) we cover the German experience with their self-inflicted wounds of depriving themselves of reliable, low-cost energy.

It’s predictably bad.

Well, predictably for those who have a good pair of energy goggles firmly installed on their face. Sadly, politicians and central bankers and related Ivy League strap-hangers-on seem to have zero clue about the most important variable of them all: energy.

So we make the connection for you.

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ESG stands for Environmental, Social, & Governance. It is supposed to provide a measure of a company’s long-term sustainability and profitability. But is it, instead, the tool of a small number of rich countries benefiting from the green agenda? In this episode of the Cost of Everything, host Christy Ai deep dives into what countries need to do to have a high ESG score and how it is hindering the progress of developing nations, especially in Africa with Economist Daniel Gross and ESG sustainability advocate Collins Kinoti.

The attacks on the Nordstream pipelines were acts of ecoterrorism. What will be the cost to Europe's economies as well as to the surrounding environment? On this episode of The Cost of Everything, Christy Ai sits down with Politial Risk Analyst and Veteran War Correspondent Elijah Magnier and Ioannis Binietoglou, Remote Sensing Policy Manager at The Clean Air Task Force to discuss.

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There is a life-saving therapeutic called Paxlovid (Pfizer) that can save thousands of lives, yet the White House refuses to invoke the Defense Production Act to make sure it is available to all Americans now—not 3 months from now. They either don’t care or are inept.

It’s like the testing debacle all over again. It is a tragedy that so many people are suffering and dying because our leaders and bureaucrats continue to fail the American people.

A country as rich as ours should be able to provide every American with the tools and therapeutics needed to reduce suffering and save lives. Pfizer’s Paxlovid, monoclonal antibodies treatment Sotrovimab and N95 masks should be widely available to every American - but they’re not. The blood of those who are suffering and dying is on the hands of our leaders.