Energy workers in crisis fear Harris presidency: ‘No one believes’ what he says

The policy reversal has put Vice President Kamala Harris in the hot seat in a key battleground state in Pennsylvania, with energy workers telling Fox News that “no one believes” her change of heart on fracking.

“I believe he’s out there saying whatever he can to get people to try to swing his way to try to get the presidency,” Chad Zboran, a technology coach based in Pennsylvania, told “Fox & Friends” host Lawrence. Jones during a segment that aired Thursday.

Jones visited Deep Well Services in the Keystone State to find out where the delusional world believes he really stands.

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There, he pointed to his answer to a question about fraud prevention during a 2019 CNN town hall.

“There’s no question that I’m in favor of banning fracking,” he said at the time.

Harris declared the opposite when he challenged Trump four years later, telling a TV audience, “I’m not going to stop fraud.”

“The situation in the entire region is that no one believes that [she will not ban fracking],” Deep Well Services Vice President John Sabo told Jones during the visit.

Mark Marmo, CEO of Deep Well Services, said bluntly, “I don’t believe anyone on that [Biden] administration.”

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A view of the Lusk fracking facility in Scenery Hill, Pennsylvania, on October 22, 2020. (NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

When asked what he believes will happen if Harris wins the White House in November, Marmo painted a grim picture.

“You will have more regulation. Banks will not want to invest. You will see people leaving the areas where gas is mined,” he predicted.

“You are suffocating the industry and suffocating the economy, so don’t allow that,” added Sabo. “You have to look elsewhere to be able to work. You have to look overseas, to the south, to South America, to the Middle East to do that work. Now you have people who want to be here. They want to be here. to work here. We have the ability to be independent and do it here to be a force. biggest in the world in terms of power. And if you have a law that prevents us from being able to do that, it’s really going to hurt us all.”

Four years ago the regulations were less stringent, Marmo said.

“It was a very small thing. It’s very easy to work under the Trump administration and this administration so far,” he said.

Sabo continued: “You have people who want to be here, they want to work here. We have the ability to be independent and do it here to become a major power in the world in terms of power. And if you have a regulation that prevents us from being able to do that, it will really hurt all of us.”

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