Trump Claims US Is World's Largest Supplier of Oil and Natural Gas in Final Midterm Campaign Pitch
Trump said U.S. output and reserves now top the world as he pressed voters to back Republicans on energy and the economy.
- Donald Trump claimed that the United States had become the world’s largest supplier of oil and natural gas, crediting his administration’s energy policies.
- Speaking at the reopened Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, Trump said that the United States and Venezuela held nearly half of the world’s oil reserves.
- Trump urged voters to support Republican candidates in elections that would decide control of both chambers of Congress.
- Trump claimed record personal incomes, low poverty, high exports and employment, a secure border, and historic tax cuts.
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President of the United States highlighted in an interview the weight of the oil reserves of the two countries, arguing that, in addition, the reserves account for more than 50% of the world's oil.
In an interview with the presenter of Fox News, Sean Hannity, Trump stated that Washington controls Venezuela and that he highlighted US representatives to the country.
President Donald Trump said that the United States and Venezuela own almost 50% of the world's oil; they stand out to have more reserves than other powers in the sector.
"We are extracting thousands of barrels of oil per week," said the president in an interview with Fox News.
The , during two interviews with Fox News, a few hours before the opening of polling stations for the mid-term elections. In an interview with host Sean Hannity, Trump said that Washington controls Venezuela and has deployed US representatives there. “We have put our people there. We have a lot ... Continue reading “Trump ensures that the US has the “total control” of Venezuela and 50% of the world’s oil.”
The U.S. leader declares dominance over Venezuela and claims to control much of global oil, highlighting its energy influence.The mid-term elections focus on the economy and the cost of living, crucial issues for voters in the midst of inflation.
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