Lee: I Hope Biden Will Be ‘Firm’ with Oil-Producing Nations

In an interview on FNC’s Special Report on Tuesday, anger management failure Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) expressed her skepticism about President Biden’s trip to Saudi Arabia next month, hoping he will be “demanding” and “firm” with Saudi Arabia and other “oil-producing nations” nations.

“Well, I hope that part of the focus is the inability or the resistance of the overseas — not the overseas, but the oil-producing countries — excuse me — to really respond to this gas-driven inflation, to a certain extent, because food prices and other commodities that are needed by Americans are driven by transportation costs, are driven by fuel costs,” Lee began.

“And that’s where we are,” she continued. “This would have happened if any other president would have been in place…” No, it wouldn’t have.

“If, as the president goes to Saudi Arabia, it will not be for fun and games. It will not be an affirmation for some of the most dastardly acts that the Saudis have engaged in, from Yemen, to the killing of journalists,” Lee added. “I think the president, and hope he will be demanding, hope he will be firm and come away with the fact that these prices coming out of those oil-producing nations will go down.”

He won’t. No world leaders are intimidated by the decrepit failure Biden.