Short clip of a speaker (Mark Hamilton) criticizing politicians' use of regulations and rhetoric, arguing that regulatory actions use 'initiatory force' against energy companies and that persuasive speakers often rise in politics while being less authentic. The tone is critical of regulatory policy and political rhetoric.
I pass these regulations because it's going to do this and that. But what they're doing is they're forcing, using initiatory force against, let's say, energy companies from drilling or bringing us the energy that we need. They're using initiatory force. So it sounds good for whatever the green, new green deal or whatever sounds you can make. It always sound good. Those are illusions that the people with the gift of the gab are the ones who rise up in politics. They're the best at speaking. Look, if you want to vote, vote for someone who's not such a great speaker, because a lot of times they're more real.
