Youngkin Joins Bloomberg to Discuss Key Issues Facing Virginia and America
ICYMI: Governor Glenn Youngkin joined Bloomberg for a discussion
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issues facing Virginia and America.
Youngkin discussed the blatant antisemitism on college campuses in the wake
of recent testimony from Ivy League presidents, the success of Republican-led
states, all-of-the-above energy solutions, and the failed leadership of
President Joe Biden.
ANTISEMITISM ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES
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Governor Youngkin: I will protect our First Amendment right until the day I
die, and I actually swore on a Bible that I will protect and defend our
Constitution. But that doesn't mean you can say and do anything you want,
particularly when you are espousing horrific hate speech and talking about
literally annihilating an entire group of people. This is wrong, and there has
to be a very clear understanding that there's freedom of expression but when it
incites violence and encourages, truly, the annihilation of people, it has to
stop, and we need to be clear on this.
And these college professors tried to suggest that there was some moments
where you could justify extermination speech. There's no justification here.
I do believe that there is a real justification for the Penn president
stepping down, and I believe the other two should come under the exact same
scrutiny.
THE SUCCESS OF REPUBLICAN-LED STATES LIKE VIRGINIA
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Governor Youngkin: We have many states that are doing very well and other
states that are doing poorly.And the reality, of course, is that it is the
policies that are driving this.
Let me just give you an example: Over the last four years, since before the
pandemic, there've been about two and a half million jobs created in America up
through October.
Ten states account for 3 million of those 2.5 million jobs. Ten other states
have lost a million jobs during that time period.
The winning states are bigger states like Florida and Texas, and Virginia has
added 230,000 jobs since I came in.
And the states that have been losing jobs are the ones that we hear about all
the time – California, Illinois, New York. They've had negative job growth
since before the pandemic.This is just a stark reality of the tale of two
cities of the American economy.
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Governor Youngkin: We don't have to just pick on California. We can pick on
New York. We can say the same thing about Illinois.
Pick the metric: unemployment, population movement, job growth. States that
have commonsense policies that recognize that lowering costs, lowering taxes,
having business-friendly environments work and the others don't.
And in a world where we have the ability to move, businesses have the ability
to decide where their next investment is going, they're choosing states that,
long-term, provide the best opportunities.
ALL-OF-THE-ABOVE ENERGY SOLUTIONS
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Governor Youngkin: Let's make sure we have reasonable energy policies. There’s
a reality on energy which we've got to embrace. We can't begin to fund every
offshore wind project on the planet.Because what we're seeing is ten of them
have already begun to fail, or failed on the East Coast, because they're not
economically viable.
We need natural gas. We need wind and solar. We need nuclear. We need carbon
capture. We're going to need hydrogen.We need all of the above in order to have
a secure and reliable and, yes, increasingly clean energy future.
This is all about common sense. And when we see things move so far out of
bounds that we can't even begin to explain why things are being done, we know
we have violated the commonsense rule.
Let's get back into the land of reality.
JOE BIDEN’S FAILURES AS PRESIDENT
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Governor Youngkin: I firmly believe that Americans - Republicans,
Independents, and a load of Democrats, understand thatwe can’t as a nation
afford another four years of Joe Biden.
We have international chaos. A war in the Middle East. A war in Ukraine. Saber
rattling and military aggression out of China like we didn’t see before.
We see chaos at the border, and no one can deny this. It is chaos on a
humanitarian basis. It’s chaos from a drug flow standpoint. It’s chaos from a
national security standpoint.
We’re watching our economy and we're debating whether we're going to have a
recession or not because we now have interest rates we've never seen before
because they've had to be raised in order to combat the inflation that he
unleashed. Everybody knew when you have unfettered spending to the degree that
he did, we were going to unleash inflation. He didn’t seem to recognize that.
And I do believe that, at the end of the day, the Republican candidate will
beat Joe Biden. And I think Americans will vote that way.Because they know that
the weakness that he projects around the world and at home has put America’s
future at risk.
We can’t have this again.
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