Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

There was a problem loading this video. This could be due to a temporary network issue or the video might be unavailable.

A lot has changed since 1982. Unfortunately, our nation's permitting process has not, making it difficult and costly to build and produce in the US. Today, we're delivering the first, real NEPA reform in 40 years, streamlining permitting and preventing expensive project delays.

Kevin McCarthy

3,117,149 subscribers

116,198 views • 3 years ago •via X (Twitter)

News & Politics Finance

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

31 Comments

Ray3 years ago

All I want to say is….Byron Donalds

MAGAQUEEN-CA (Extremist)😉3 years ago

🤬🤬🤬🤬👇👇👇👇

Human☮🇺🇸🇺🇦🇺🇸🌊3 years ago

You must truly think we are fools? This is a GIANT GIFT to the oil and coal companies, which back some of the most corrupt politicians in Congress. Same companies who tripled their profits by price gouging us, worsening the Global Inflation with their greed. The GOP's main permitting proposal would rewrite one of the nation's bedrock environmental laws so that federal regulators act more quickly in analyzing projects' impacts on the environment. Nothing the GOP does, NOT ONE THING, benefits the working class or the younger generation. Can you name one thing? JUST ONE will do, Kevin!

The_Bayou_Boy3 years ago

😑😑😑

Realist American3 years ago

@SpeakerMcCarthy pushing that Inflation Explosion Plan: guaranteed to make inflation go up and millions of Americans struggle. Agencies keep billions in unallocated funds. Government gets $4 trillion more to waste. Ukraine already promised more! #VacateMcCarthy

Jon DeMaria3 years ago

Why aren't you releasing the Jan 6 videos?

Save Our Republic 17763 years ago

Actually not much has changed since 1982 in DC. Same old swamp. #MotionToVacate

StopBSWokeCulture 🇺🇸3 years ago

#MotionToVacate

Brian 🇺🇸3 years ago

Resign Now. You are pathetic.

Andrew3 years ago

Kevin Mccarthy needs to be replaced...

rrbpatriot 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸3 years ago

Do NOT pass this bill. Vote no!!

Gianni POV3 years ago

I vote to #MotionToVacate who else agrees?

J Martin3 years ago

VACATE this useless Speaker McCarthy! He had to get Communist Jeffries to bail him out on the Rules vote. What an embarrassment. VACATE McCarthy asap. 🗣️

Howard Notelling3 years ago

Since everything else you claimed was mostly false, I'm calling bullshit.

William3 years ago

Its was politicians like McCarthy with friends like Frank Luntz who sold America out

BEN3 years ago

A motion to vacate is well overdue. This should have been introduced when you broke your 1st promise

jimmy sisson3 years ago

Is this the real McCarthy.. Did Gram visit to Ukraine did he deliver Bank account #for billions USA Treasury to Ukraine leadership

Ellen Streiff3 years ago

It is simple; MOTION TO VACATE You have been in office since 2007. You are a platinum card-carrying member of the UNIPARTY.

Michigander3 years ago

A lot has changed this past week traitor

Strong3 years ago

You are huge disgrace to 🇺🇸 You aren’t essential!!! #NoDeal

Ceasar8675309 (Jenny died)3 years ago

Settle down, McBakersfield. Your days as Speaker are numbered.

S@ltyS♡ul🐬🏖3 years ago

Step down!

ElleCrizzy🇮🇱3 years ago

No to your Biden debt bill!

Monie3 years ago

We want transparency, not smoke and mirrors. Release the J6 footage like you promised

Maria 🇺🇲🩷🇺🇲3 years ago

#McCarthyTraitorToAmerica

Judith Bouvier3 years ago

#MotionToVacateMcCarthy

Bryan McNally3 years ago

Do you look at all the ratios you’re getting on every single tweet about this? Hope ya are as well as other GOP!

Sonya🇺🇸God Bless Texas3 years ago

Ukraine still getting $ ? Any country other than America getting $ ? IRS still getting $ ? Green deal still getting $ ? If yes to any of the above…then #NoDeal #MotionToVacate

Julie “Florida Woman” Barrett3 years ago

#NoDeal

sorrowen💀💀🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️3 years ago

Thanks a lot man…we are really screwed now. Regardless of the debt ceiling raise.

Lancelot3 years ago

You suck, sir. You should be recalled immediately.

Related Videos

Since 2019, California has had a 59% increase in the number of homes constructed and a 56% reduction in permitting time. It’s time to build more, faster!

Since 2019, California has had a 59% increase in the number of homes constructed and a 56% reduction in permitting time. It’s time to build more, faster!

Governor Newsom Press Office

35,032 views • 2 months ago

Our federal permitting processes are in dire need of reform. President Trump endorsed permit by rule in the Unleashing American Energy EO. My FREE Act streamlines permitting and unleashes innovation that was bogged down by costly and time-consuming policies.

Our federal permitting processes are in dire need of reform. President Trump endorsed permit by rule in the Unleashing American Energy EO. My FREE Act streamlines permitting and unleashes innovation that was bogged down by costly and time-consuming policies.

Senator Cynthia Lummis

29,660 views • 1 year ago

We should not concede the narrative that data centers are causing rising electricity prices. The real cause is anti-fossil-fuel policies and bad permitting policies. The admin has reversed some anti-fossil-fuel policies. Now it needs to cut a major permitting reform deal—soon!

We should not concede the narrative that data centers are causing rising electricity prices. The real cause is anti-fossil-fuel policies and bad permitting policies. The admin has reversed some anti-fossil-fuel policies. Now it needs to cut a major permitting reform deal—soon!

Alex Epstein

10,953 views • 1 month ago

Let’s be clear: I’m all for permitting reform and modernizing our infrastructure. But—here’s what I’m not for—gutting environmental laws and the rights of our communities on the frontlines. And that is why NEPA exists—to make sure there’s a backstop to protect our lands, waters, air, sacred and important places and ensure our communities have a voice in the process. And that is what I’m fighting for!

Let’s be clear: I’m all for permitting reform and modernizing our infrastructure. But—here’s what I’m not for—gutting environmental laws and the rights of our communities on the frontlines. And that is why NEPA exists—to make sure there’s a backstop to protect our lands, waters, air, sacred and important places and ensure our communities have a voice in the process. And that is what I’m fighting for!

Rep. Melanie Stansbury

13,146 views • 9 months ago

The countdown is on: 1,000 days until the world arrives in Los Angeles. The Executive Directive I signed today ensures we meet that moment — streamlining permitting, cutting delays, and holding every department accountable for results that serve our communities long after the Games end.

The countdown is on: 1,000 days until the world arrives in Los Angeles. The Executive Directive I signed today ensures we meet that moment — streamlining permitting, cutting delays, and holding every department accountable for results that serve our communities long after the Games end.

Mayor Karen Bass

17,663 views • 10 months ago

"It's unfortunate that Congress didn't move forward [with permitting],” says NEC Director @Brian_C_Deese. "It needs to be a priority. We need comprehensive permitting reform to move at the scale and speed we need to build the clean energy economy and maintain energy security."

"It's unfortunate that Congress didn't move forward [with permitting],” says NEC Director @Brian_C_Deese. "It needs to be a priority. We need comprehensive permitting reform to move at the scale and speed we need to build the clean energy economy and maintain energy security."

Squawk Box

14,498 views • 3 years ago

Look at what House Republicans has passed in just 9 months: ✓ Parents Bill of Rights ✓ Work requirements for welfare ✓ The largest spending cut in history ✓ The strongest border security bill ever ✓ Permitting reform so we can build in America again And we're just getting started.

Look at what House Republicans has passed in just 9 months: ✓ Parents Bill of Rights ✓ Work requirements for welfare ✓ The largest spending cut in history ✓ The strongest border security bill ever ✓ Permitting reform so we can build in America again And we're just getting started.

Kevin McCarthy

1,240,707 views • 2 years ago

Ontario’s economy has lost its edge. Productivity has stagnated, wages have fallen behind, and the cost of living has kept rising. Uncertainty from America has only made these challenges harder. If we want to build a more competitive economy, we have to do the hard work of reform. That’s why I'm proposing: - A 5% Program Spending Review - Tax Reform (simpler, lower) - A Permitting and Competition Reform Commission - Rapid Industrial Permitting Zones - Reducing Subsidies (>30%) - Public Procurement Reform A more competitive Ontario means higher wages, more opportunity, and greater prosperity. Let’s get Ontario growing again.

Ontario’s economy has lost its edge. Productivity has stagnated, wages have fallen behind, and the cost of living has kept rising. Uncertainty from America has only made these challenges harder. If we want to build a more competitive economy, we have to do the hard work of reform. That’s why I'm proposing: - A 5% Program Spending Review - Tax Reform (simpler, lower) - A Permitting and Competition Reform Commission - Rapid Industrial Permitting Zones - Reducing Subsidies (>30%) - Public Procurement Reform A more competitive Ontario means higher wages, more opportunity, and greater prosperity. Let’s get Ontario growing again.

Eric Lombardi (EricForOLP.ca) 🇨🇦🚀

21,088 views • 1 month ago

AOC: This bill allows gas companies to pay $1 million in order for their project to bypass the traditional permitting process to be simply deemed in the public interest. This bill also allows natural gas pipeline projects to pay a fee of $10 million to cut the line and also bypass the normal permitting process.

AOC: This bill allows gas companies to pay $1 million in order for their project to bypass the traditional permitting process to be simply deemed in the public interest. This bill also allows natural gas pipeline projects to pay a fee of $10 million to cut the line and also bypass the normal permitting process.

Acyn

596,929 views • 1 year ago

As my first executive order following inauguration, I am asking state agencies to further streamline permitting and empower Utahns to build a future of abundance. I think about the days when my family’s company laid fiber optic lines to places like Scofield and Beaver Mountain. Back then, permitting was fast and collaboration was the norm. We can do it again. It shouldn’t take years to get approval for a project that benefits our communities and strengthens our economy. Read more here:

As my first executive order following inauguration, I am asking state agencies to further streamline permitting and empower Utahns to build a future of abundance. I think about the days when my family’s company laid fiber optic lines to places like Scofield and Beaver Mountain. Back then, permitting was fast and collaboration was the norm. We can do it again. It shouldn’t take years to get approval for a project that benefits our communities and strengthens our economy. Read more here:

Governor Cox

63,250 views • 1 year ago

It’s been 10 years since we released Super Turbo Atomic Ninja Rabbit. A lot has changed since then, both in our lives and in our audience!

It’s been 10 years since we released Super Turbo Atomic Ninja Rabbit. A lot has changed since then, both in our lives and in our audience!

THE LINE

72,485 views • 9 months ago

U.S. mineral projects take almost 30 years from discovery to production. If a mine were needed in WWI, today’s permitting delays mean it wouldn’t open until after WWII. America has the resources—now we need the policies to unleash them.

U.S. mineral projects take almost 30 years from discovery to production. If a mine were needed in WWI, today’s permitting delays mean it wouldn’t open until after WWII. America has the resources—now we need the policies to unleash them.

Mike Lee

70,629 views • 1 year ago

.The FAA ✈️ is streamlining the hiring process and training air traffic controllers quickly. America has the best airspace in the world, and we’re making sure we have the best and brightest to staff our towers. Watch⬇️

.The FAA ✈️ is streamlining the hiring process and training air traffic controllers quickly. America has the best airspace in the world, and we’re making sure we have the best and brightest to staff our towers. Watch⬇️

Secretary Sean Duffy

175,456 views • 1 year ago

I asked Florida’s next governor Byron Donalds how he would tackle the housing crisis facing young Americans. He outlined four clear steps: 1) Lower construction costs – Cut regulatory red tape, streamline access to raw materials, and reform NEPA to make building homes easier. 2) Stop forcing “green” mandates – Green requirements inflate construction and purchase prices. 3) Overhaul permitting – Permitting delays drive costs through the roof. 4) Build dense, entry-level housing – Focus on affordable, accessible homes for first-time buyers. "We have to build a lot of homes in our country. The solution is not rent control. That's the Democrat playbook. It doesn't work. Only leads to higher prices for everyone. When you have people saying no more growth, no more contruction, you are actually driving up prices for young people trying to get in the game."

I asked Florida’s next governor Byron Donalds how he would tackle the housing crisis facing young Americans. He outlined four clear steps: 1) Lower construction costs – Cut regulatory red tape, streamline access to raw materials, and reform NEPA to make building homes easier. 2) Stop forcing “green” mandates – Green requirements inflate construction and purchase prices. 3) Overhaul permitting – Permitting delays drive costs through the roof. 4) Build dense, entry-level housing – Focus on affordable, accessible homes for first-time buyers. "We have to build a lot of homes in our country. The solution is not rent control. That's the Democrat playbook. It doesn't work. Only leads to higher prices for everyone. When you have people saying no more growth, no more contruction, you are actually driving up prices for young people trying to get in the game."

Benny Johnson

258,144 views • 9 months ago

It's been a year since I left The Daily Wire. A lot has changed in the country and in the conservative movement in that short amount of time. But America isn't over, and the politics of anger and despair do not have to win. The future belongs to those who build it. Time to get back to work.

It's been a year since I left The Daily Wire. A lot has changed in the country and in the conservative movement in that short amount of time. But America isn't over, and the politics of anger and despair do not have to win. The future belongs to those who build it. Time to get back to work.

Jeremy Boreing

600,507 views • 5 months ago

One of the best ways the Trump EPA has helped with permitting reform has been to simply get out of the way and stop gumming up the works. We are doing our part U.S. EPA to get projects finished at lower cost, in less time, and with more certainty. Donald Trump Jr.

One of the best ways the Trump EPA has helped with permitting reform has been to simply get out of the way and stop gumming up the works. We are doing our part U.S. EPA to get projects finished at lower cost, in less time, and with more certainty. Donald Trump Jr.

Lee Zeldin

197,565 views • 1 year ago

They’re opening a coffee shop in Otaru, Japan and estimate startup costs around $30,000. They compared it to opening one in Carlsbad, California, where it would cost closer to $500,000. Modern America has become unbelievably expensive to build anything in. Maybe not apples-to-apples, but the point stands: opening a small cafe in Japan can be a $30k scrappy project, while doing the same thing in coastal California can easily turn into a six-figure permitting, buildout, rent, etc

They’re opening a coffee shop in Otaru, Japan and estimate startup costs around $30,000. They compared it to opening one in Carlsbad, California, where it would cost closer to $500,000. Modern America has become unbelievably expensive to build anything in. Maybe not apples-to-apples, but the point stands: opening a small cafe in Japan can be a $30k scrappy project, while doing the same thing in coastal California can easily turn into a six-figure permitting, buildout, rent, etc

Financial Dystopia

41,126 views • 2 months ago