FuelCell Energy Inc (FCEL) Quote

"That's very good news"

oh yea!...when a company starts selling off its equipment for cash to keep its head above water, its always "very good news"...

SMGDH

That's very good news I imagine a fuel cell got $40 plus million That might help the share price. Is it plug burning over $100 million a quarter?

Posted 3 hrs ago.

big financing news, an immediate $40M+ cash from sale/leasing deal on their hydrogen liquefaction/storage equipment.

Plug just ended up with 523,000 shares traded at 7.55am, it was under 100,000 15-20 minutes ago?

well there was the long anticipated big cut to the interest rate...the one that was supposed to be so good for fcel...down 4%....smh

Key slides from the Mission Hydrogen webinar "Hydrogen Liquefaction", earlier today.
The speaker was the “technological great-great-grandson” of Carl von Linde, Lutz Decker. He is the Chief Technology Officer of Linde Kryotechnik, the cryo division of Linde.

Two words for this company is all you need to know

Reverse split

It’s coming for you

2 reasons contributing to the difference today vs yesterday when FCEL was the biggest gainer by far.

Motley Fool posting INACCURATE info, $120M cash and burning $250M per year. BOTH numbers are wrong! This is posted in at least 3 different articles by MF
https://www.fool.com/investing/2024/09/17/why-fuelcell-energy-stock-jumped-9-today/

Plug on the other hand resolved SEC settlement requirements and avoided $5M in potential additional fees/fines as result.
https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=https://www.timesunion.com/business/article/plug-power-completes-accounting-fixes-sec-19770680.php&ct=ga&cd=CAEYBSoTNjg5OTc3MDA2NjY1MDk2ODI2MTIaM2Y2YzEyOGYyMzM0YTgyODpjb206ZW46VVM&usg=AOvVaw0Y1wMiG7DrdYDWsHzwLV6o

"Anyone here ever run a company trying to break into a long standing market? Or manage finances for $200M company? "

only CEO's can offer up criticism of a CEO's inept and poor performance?...SMH

ive never played in the NFL but i know a shitty quarterback when i see one...when a QB cant run or throw and has crappy stats, hes just a shitty QB...

Few is a shitty CEO...

Exxonmobil States expected 45V by year end
https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/_78ac4d69382c9a54dca877406a8ec6ae/exxonmobil/db/2260/22305/presentation/XOM+Barclays+Slides+-+Final+for+Website+9.5.24.pdf

" Maybe Few should kick the Fed where it counts, or something!"

Few should be kicking a can down the road...I have been saying that since 20 bucks a share...and you have been singing his praises forever...and now the pps is 50 cents facing a delisting and needing a dreaded r/s and you STILL think hes awesome...

SMGDH

Didn't hold $.50 either, very disappointed, but it did spike when .50 cut was announced. Maybe Few should kick the Fed where it counts, or something! This isn't a few things, just like being under $1. Unless someone knows specifically some he did or did not do that hurt the company, give it a break. I've already listed a variety of things he/they did do to improve the company and technicals. Anyone here ever run a company trying to break into a long standing market? Or manage finances for $200M company? Or have to deal with major local and Federal red tape? C'mon, get real. He's the reason Zacks gave upgrade based on technicals. They don't control the market. Does anyone know for fact what his responsibility is to be in or regain compliance with NASDAQ. Are they required to take any and all possible steps to regain compliance (like propose a RS)? I'm relatively certain that IS the case. If they don't go through the motions I'm sure it would effect if not prevent them from being granted an extension to regain minimum bid requirements.

Hydrogen pushing forward daily, including streamlining the process

Just click click on all of the links yourself instead of me posting each link.
https://tdevbseab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001MmCbsvPsmf8lFsJkx1h08mgbkZXbFNglAhtdgecMxKo623YRhbUzMLFEpxWRf-rU2WIjbPRZC44p0jNGndKjkYpcjXyZT0M7ig_d_vVQwag36j1o8usAZCumt6xFjot1_6Lj42GDzv1yit_TYuSqa9mGlMULil8mRezYAGZKu8xFcIdib5Lj20mI5U4MIvjCJs-uQG3RVLfv1NJ2H0A34g==&c=pS4D0HJMdMYOSSWS-nqrGgdJyPI1ENy-GgTVFq0ob85e1l1-cTJQYg==&ch=TUt_if5FWd0UBcW3A32coM9r8343QJo8dyEPsvF4F7x6pheBKdpG7A==

Well, we obviously didn't hold $.53 but we did hold $.50 after an early attack. Still looks as if it wants to move higher. Plug is doing a jig. Bloom is up and Ballard is down. So definitely no correlation at the moment. Big news would be nice, especially combined with rate cuts. They did expect/or at least hope for cut today. So if there's no new news, maybe they could at least do 1 of those very detailed, informative business updates. Especially with watching eyes growing.

The leader in the group ( by way of its Buy rating and Avg px tgts by analysts) is Bloom ( BE). Due to an announcement 2 days ago that they will be selling a few million shares, the market sold it off and made a new low or near one.
That doesn't auger well for the group, especially the weakest in it.
BE could reverse as the it wasn't a huge am't being sold; at least not like FCEL. It won't have that kind of dilutive effect.

Above yesterday's close premarket on what seems to be about normal volume at this time. I do have a concern about a post that I saw stating 100% of options activity unplug power is bearish. Otherwise the industry looks poised for a nice move with FCE appearing to be one of if not the leader likely based on being so undervalued with all of the company specific developments.

FuelCell Energy, Inc. October 2024 Special Meeting of Stockholders
October 31, 2024 11:00 AM EST
Virtual Meeting
https://investor.fce.com/events/event-details/2024/eholder-Meeting--October-2024-defaultaspx/default.aspx
Add to Calendar https://www.virtualshareholdermeeting.com/FCEL2024SM

Reminder, free Mission Hydrogen webinar "Hydrogen Liquefaction", today at 10 am ET.
The speaker is the “technological great-great-grandson” of Carl von Linde, Lutz Decker. He is the Chief Technology Officer of Linde Kryotechnik, the cryo division of Linde.
Register at https://mission-hydrogen.com/

Background

Carl von Linde (1842-1934) was a German engineer, inventor and the founder of Linde plc, the world’s largest industrial gas company. In the 1870s he invented the refrigeration cycle, leading to fridges, air separation – and hydrogen liquefaction.

Fast forward to 2024, the world’s largest truck manufacturer, Daimler AG (“mother” of Mercedes-Benz trucks, Freightliner, Mitsubishi Fuso and others) is convinced that liquid hydrogen is the ideal fuel for long-haul trucking. A range of 1,000+ kilometers has been demonstrated in 2023, and according to their team, the refueling technology is very reliable and efficient.

However, the critical point is hydrogen liquefaction. While the US still have a significant number of liquefiers developed and built in the 1960s and 70s for NASA projects, Europe, Asia, Africa Latin America and Australia only have a few of them. So deploying a large number of liquefiers would be necessary.

Is that possible? How efficient are they today? How efficient will they be in 10 years from now? How do they work? What different option do we have? Is the liquid hydrogen supply chain ready for scale up?

These – and many other – questions will be answered in our next webinar.

Worth posting again.

Plug Power CEO Expects Softening of U.S. Treasury Guidance on Clean Hydrogen

Green Stocks Research
Posted Aug 9, 2024

PLUG Plug Power CEO Andy Marsh expects a softening of the US Treasury's proposed guidelines on clean hydrogen production after the democratic convention.

Those 50 cent 9/20 calls that I bought for 2 cents on your recommendation are starting to look pretty good! Thanks REO

Light reading!!
https://www.fuelcellenergy.com/partners

Ya. Right up until the reverse split that wipes out your position in this investment. I wish you the best, hope it doesn’t come to that, but looks almost like a sure thing.

Very bullish! Now we hope to stay over today's close throughout the day tomorrow, ideally, but holding over $.50 and closing green is the minimum hope to maintain bullish pattern.

" closing over $.52 would be extremely bullish"..
There he goes again! EXTREMELY BULLISH to him means up a nickel in a down trended stock. Does he not understand or refuses to accept basic technical and fundamentals signals.
The stocks technicals backed up with negative fundamentals suggest another short lived bounce only.
Resistance levels appear at multiple levels beginning at $.60. $1.00 is massive resistance. Beyond that a mountain of holders waiting to unload appear.
Its easy to see only what makes one feel good. But the market has no sympathy for the feel gooders. It follows tried and true principals that been in place with this stock for over 3 years. You don't change that with a $.05 gain.
Don't be fooled. This character is a promoter and a pusher.
Check his abyssmal record for 3 years. He's paid a commission to push it.

Hog, closed above $0.52, 30 million shares traded. Great close, near high of day.

FCEL.........................https://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=FCEL&p=W&b=5&g=0&id=p86431144783

So as I stated earlier ideally it would hold over 52 cents, But holding over 50 cents is still a very good sign. Closing over 52 cents would still be extremely bullish. Especially if we get 35 million shares traded today since there's only 26 million right now.

There's the bounce. Could carry to $.60. That's all to expect. I mentioned thisDED CAT Bounce looked probable on my 9/15 post.
There's no fundamental or technical reason to expect the stock to carry beyond $.60 - $.65 sas the ast report show no improvement is coming.

There's volume, strong, and over $.52 is a very good sign. Let's see this stay over 52 cents throughout The trading day and after hours.

Good question. Obviously we can only assume until we hear something. Although we may not hear something it could just be people saying okay the bottom is in. Extremely low volume up until 9:40 a.m. suggested to me people were not able to buy shares under the ask until that point, which is usually not the case. Could be manipulation running it up to take short-term profit and/or try to create volatility. But hopefully we close over 52 cents today. That would be a very good short-term sign. The fundamentals and technicals are all in our favor. Zacks said the strongest technical of improved earnings is a reason for their upgrade. Market capitalization should in no way be less than $300 million. Anyone taking a close look at the company should see value. Could be a combination of optimism with rate cuts, could be optimism about the election, could be people taking a closer look at the company and figuring the bottom is in. Or it could be real news like 45v being finalized in our favor. If there's no news in the next couple of days then it's lightly optimism or people committing to the value or combination thereof

I've been taking advantage of the lower share prices as of late to buy shares and lower my average cost per share. Another 2 cents from here, and I breakeven. Now I just wish I had more shares.

Hog, over 8 million shares traded now, and up 10%, what's going on?

132,000 shares at 9:31, 368k at 9:35. At this rate we'll be well under 10M traded on the day. Looks like people are slapping the ask because they can't grab shares lower, or maybe no stop losses left. 1 month hi at time of this post.

Light volume pre-market open shows no interest in buying.......I guess.

Can anyone recall the last time only 39,000 shares traded by 9am? I guess no share selling!

Banks Pledge $386 Billion to Support India’s Renewable Energy Industry
Sep 16, 2024
https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Banks-Pledge-386-Billion-to-Support-Indias-Renewable-Energy-Industry.html

Financial institutions have pledged a total of $386 billion in investment commitments to help India boost its renewable energy industry, Renewables Energy Minister Pralhad Joshi said on Monday.

India targets to have 500 gigawatts (GW) of renewables capacity installed by 2030, compared to around 153 GW capacity now.
The country will need to install at least 44 GW of clean energy capacity every year by the end of the decade to meet the 500-GW goal, according to Bloomberg’s estimates based on data from the Indian Ministry of Power.

“We received overwhelming commitments from states and Union Territories as well as from the developers, manufacturers, and financial institutes to support our goal of 500 GW by 2030,” the renewables minister, Pralhad Joshi, said at the annual Renewable Energy Investor's Meet and Expo, as carried by Reuters.

India-based conglomerates Reliance Industries and Adani are among the companies that have pledged additional renewable energy capacity. Reliance committed 100 GW of additional renewable capacity, and Adani Green Energy pledged to develop 38.8 GW of capacity.

The growing economy and rising electricity demand are boosting estimates for India’s long-term power needs.

India’s electricity demand rose by 7% in 2023, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its Electricity 2024 report earlier this year.
The country will see growth of above 6% on average annually until 2026, supported by strong economic activity and expanding ownership of air conditioners, according to the Paris-based agency.

“Over the next three years, India will add electricity demand roughly equivalent to the current consumption of the United Kingdom. While renewables are set to meet almost half of this demand growth, one-third is expected to come from rising coal-fired generation,” the IEA noted.

Despite the renewables push, India plans to increase its domestic coal production and reduce imports, G. Kishan Reddy, Minister of Coal and Mines, said in June 2024.

LPO Announces Conditional Commitment to Wabash Valley Resources to Repurpose Fossil Fuel Infrastructure to Produce Low-Carbon Ammonia for Midwest Farmers
September 16, 2024
https://www.energy.gov/lpo/articles/lpo-announces-conditional-commitment-wabash-valley-resources-repurpose-fossil-fuel

As part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s Investing in America agenda, the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Loan Programs Office (LPO) announced today a conditional commitment for a loan guarantee of up to $1.559 billion to Wabash Valley Resources, LLC (Wabash Valley Resources). The loan guarantee would help finance a commercial-scale waste-to-ammonia production facility using carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) technology in West Terre Haute, Indiana. The project will have the potential to be the world’s first, carbon-negative ammonia production facility—underscoring the Biden-Harris Administration's continued commitment to ensuring the United States leads the world in clean energy manufacturing. The project would repurpose an industrial gasifier to utilize petroleum coke while permanently storing carbon dioxide to produce 500,000 metric tons of anhydrous ammonia annually. This project would play a critical role in securing domestic fertilizer supply for the region commonly known as the Corn Belt, contributing to both food security and climate goals. LPO’s conditional commitment of up to $1.559 billion would be part of a total investment of $2.4 billion that Wabash Valley Resources would secure for the project through private investment.

Wabash Valley Resources would be the first domestic producer located in the Corn Belt to produce low-carbon ammonia for local farmers and co-ops in the region. This low-carbon ammonia would be cost-competitive compared to existing ammonia imports, helping to drive down costs for local businesses and consumers. In addition to its environmental benefits, the facility would also support hundreds of high-quality union jobs in West Terre Haute.

Today’s announcement reinforces the Biden-Harris Administration’s efforts to support good-paying, high-quality job opportunities in communities across the country. The project is expected to create 500 construction jobs and 125 operations jobs—boosting the regional economy and adding to the nearly 16 million jobs created since President Biden and Vice President Harris took office. If the loan guarantee is finalized, Wabash Valley Resources would redevelop a former coal-fired power plant site near several closed coal mines, building on the Administration’s actions to spur new economic opportunities in communities that have helped power the nation for generations. Based on a third-party analysis, the Wabash Valley Resources project could create eight indirect permanent jobs for each of the 125 operations jobs created at the facility, resulting in 1,100 total permanent jobs, in addition to at least 500 union construction jobs.

Ammonia-based fertilizer is a crucial element of the U.S. agricultural system, but its production is a significant contributor to climate change. Globally, ammonia manufacturing accounts for 1% to 2% of all CO2 emissions. By producing low-carbon ammonia and permanently sequestering 1.6 million metric tonnes of CO2 annually, Wabash Valley Resources would contribute to the United States’ efforts to reduce its agricultural industry’s emissions.

The market for ammonia can be volatile, subjecting farmers to price fluctuations. For instance, the Russian invasion of Ukraine significantly increased ammonia costs for U.S. farmers. The Midwest, an agriculture-rich region of the United States where farmers rely on large amounts of nitrogen fertilizers to grow their crops, has driven steady demand growth for anhydrous ammonia. Currently, the region is lacking supply of locally sourced nitrogen fertilizers and requires imports from Canada (via trucks) and overseas (transported via pipelines and barges) to meet its demand.

Increasing domestic fertilizer production would help ensure the security and independence of the U.S. food supply chain. Today’s announcement is part of broader efforts by the Biden-Harris Administration to strengthen critical supply chains, support farmers, and rebuild industrial capacity in the United States.

Petcoke, a feedstock for the facility, is a waste product generated during the oil refining process. The United States is currently the world’s largest exporter of petcoke to low-income countries where it is combusted, causing significant adverse environmental effects. The Wabash Valley Resources project would be the first in the United States to utilize petcoke to produce ammonia and store the associated CO2 emissions via permanent geologic sequestration. Wabash Valley Resources intends to demonstrate a commercially and environmentally viable end-use alternative for petcoke.

These investments advance the President’s Justice40 Initiative, which sets a goal that 40% of the overall benefits of certain federal climate, clean energy, affordable and sustainable housing, and other investments flow to disadvantaged communities that are marginalized by underinvestment and overburdened by pollution.

As part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s efforts to build an equitable and inclusive clean energy future, LPO borrowers are expected to develop and ultimately implement a comprehensive Community Benefits Plan (CBP). CBPs ensure borrowers meaningfully engage with community, environmental, and labor stakeholders to create good-paying jobs, improve the well-being of residents and workers, and minimize and mitigate any environmental impacts. Wabash Valley Resources has engaged the community and collaborated with various stakeholders, such as the Central Wabash Valley Building and Construction Trades Council and the Indiana State Building and Construction Trades Council.

Workers at the Wabash Valley Resources facility are expected to be represented by several unions, such as the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), Boilermakers Local 374, Bricklayers Local 4, Cement Masons Local 692, Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 157, and Operating Engineers Local 841. The project has been approved under the National Maintenance Agreement (NMA), a national collective bargaining agreement overseen by the National Maintenance Agreement Policy Committee. The NMA, to which all local building trades unions are signatories, helps to ensure high-quality work conditions and mitigate project delays. To attract a sustainable and diverse workforce, Wabash Valley Resources plans to partner with the Indiana Plan for Equal Employment to create a pathway for identified candidates into apprenticeship and training programs. To continue its commitment to the Justice40 initiative and reduce the harmful effects to historically disadvantaged communities, Wabash plans to improve the quality of water by supporting the revitalization and conservation project for Wabash River that runs through Vigo County. Wabash shall redevelop the existing 50-acre brownfield property, which will support the State of Indiana Economic Development Corporation’s goal of redeveloping communities and building capacity at the local level.

Wabash Valley Resources plans to engage with four local colleges that may offer training in the skills necessary to operate the anhydrous ammonia plant: Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Indiana State University, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, and Ivy Tech Community College. The company will also be pursuing a collaborative program for pre-employment testing and certification.

This conditional commitment is being offered through the Energy Infrastructure Reinvestment (EIR) program under Title 17 Clean Energy Financing Section 1706, first authorized and appropriated by President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act. EIR can finance projects that retool, repower, repurpose, or replace energy infrastructure that has ceased operations or enable operating energy infrastructure to avoid, reduce, utilize, or sequester air pollutants or greenhouse gas emissions. This project will repower existing energy infrastructure that has been nonoperational and support reinvestment in the community, underscoring the Biden-Harris Administration’s deep commitment to ensuring no community is left behind as we build America’s clean energy future.

While this conditional commitment indicates DOE’s intent to finance the project, DOE and the company must satisfy certain technical, legal, environmental, and financial conditions before the Department enters into definitive financing documents and funds the loan guarantee.

Free Mission Hydrogen webinar "Hydrogen Liquefaction", Wed. Sep 18, 10 am ET.
The speaker is the “technological great-great-grandson” of Carl von Linde, Lutz Decker. He is the Chief Technology Officer of Linde Kryotechnik, the cryo division of Linde.
Register at https://mission-hydrogen.com/

Background

Carl von Linde (1842-1934) was a German engineer, inventor and the founder of Linde plc, the world’s largest industrial gas company. In the 1870s he invented the refrigeration cycle, leading to fridges, air separation – and hydrogen liquefaction.

Fast forward to 2024, the world’s largest truck manufacturer, Daimler AG (“mother” of Mercedes-Benz trucks, Freightliner, Mitsubishi Fuso and others) is convinced that liquid hydrogen is the ideal fuel for long-haul trucking. A range of 1,000+ kilometers has been demonstrated in 2023, and according to their team, the refueling technology is very reliable and efficient.

However, the critical point is hydrogen liquefaction. While the US still have a significant number of liquefiers developed and built in the 1960s and 70s for NASA projects, Europe, Asia, Africa Latin America and Australia only have a few of them. So deploying a large number of liquefiers would be necessary.

Is that possible? How efficient are they today? How efficient will they be in 10 years from now? How do they work? What different option do we have? Is the liquid hydrogen supply chain ready for scale up?

These – and many other – questions will be answered in our next webinar.

It's deserving of a bounce having gone through a never ending trounce. It'll be short lived.
Charts don't lie.

Reality check? I did! And found a CEO who was hired and paid millions to turn the company around.
What I found was during his tenure he pocketed millions while the company sunk further into the ground.

Thestock was $5.00 when he took over. It's ow $.48/sh. What he showed for it is a bunch of promises, a monster dilution DECIMATING shareholder value, continuous losses , added borrowings, out of control expenses and now a R/S.
Who needs a reality check? It's all in front of you.FCEL IS NEXT IN LINE TO CUT JOBS.
YOU WATCH!

from the first link:

"As of the second quarter, the stock is held by 11 hedge funds and the stakes amount to $3.28 million."

oh wow...LOL

and the last link is regurgitated stuff from 7 mths ago...

https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=https://www.insidermonkey.com/blog/fuelcell-energy-fcel-hedge-funds-are-bullish-on-this-green-energy-penny-stock-now-1351699/&ct=ga&cd=CAEYACoTMzM2NTAwMzYyMjA5MTY1Nzk5NTIaM2Y2YzEyOGYyMzM0YTgyODpjb206ZW46VVM&usg=AOvVaw3uCF4s5nmaa8IRWWQuPjmY

https://www.ecoticias.com/en/america-to-produce-hydrogen-and-ammonia/6176/

Plug and Ballard cutting, next 2 links. Reacting, FCEL all ready cut (Proactively)! Those questioning management and bashing Few need a reality check!
https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/plug-power-to-cut-jobs-among-other-moves-meant-to-save-75-million-a-year/ar-BB1igy8s%3Fapiversion%3Dv2%26noservercache%3D1%26domshim%3D1%26renderwebcomponents%3D1%26wcseo%3D1%26batchservertelemetry%3D1%26noservertelemetry%3D1&ct=ga&cd=CAEYCCoTMzM2NTAwMzYyMjA5MTY1Nzk5NTIaM2Y2YzEyOGYyMzM0YTgyODpjb206ZW46VVM&usg=AOvVaw36hBvM_S7G8GfyK6-EZpdS

https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=https://www.qcintel.com/ammonia/article/canadian-hydrogen-fuel-cell-firm-to-slash-costs-amid-slowdown-29295.html&ct=ga&cd=CAEYCSoTMzM2NTAwMzYyMjA5MTY1Nzk5NTIaM2Y2YzEyOGYyMzM0YTgyODpjb206ZW46VVM&usg=AOvVaw3BKj_6NtKuZe-Fx2PMxROR

https://www.hydrogenfuelnews.com/hydrogen-fuel-cell-and-ev/8566872/

FCEL.....................................https://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=FCEL&p=W&b=5&g=0&id=p86431144783

Looks like a bounce is in the works. I'll call it a Kamala Bounce. She's a big fan of Alt Energy. Trump loves fossil fuels.
She creamed him in the debate and the poll#'s are showing it on balance.
Let's see how far it goes.

You should have watched the debate. Trump had a meltdown blabbering, unglued, angered, .Like a trapped rat , cornered by a skilled opponent, he couldn't handle it. So the anger came out. The frustration showed.
In effect , his true colors shined.
Do I believe he's capable of getting us into WW3? You bet. With a temperament like that, when he's cornered he can do it.
He was caught in more lies as the moderators pointed out.
I'll not have this vindictive narcissist criminal with the power he'd be given.
If its the difference between paying more taxes or electing a maniac capable of anything, I'll take the taxes.
I'm not a Liberal by any means, but I do believe she'd be a better choice than him. Much Better.

Strong close today, near HOD, decent volume.

"Do you really trust this guy?"

what in anything i have said ever gave you that impression?....i dont TRUST either one of them...

"I don't give a flying #&* about what he didn't start in the 4 years he jerked us around."

well you seem convinced he will start ww3 if elected but he didnt during his first term...thats simply a fact...whether you like it or not...and its puts your claim about him starting ww3 as nothing but drama...

as for the "debate", im not really particularly interested...i didnt watch it...its nonsense anyway...its like watching wrestling...they both claim they won and the other cheated...lol...its all fake...i prefer watching one on one interviews with respected and knowledgeable interviewers...

"And yes he VETOED it. . So the guy who talks about stopping illegal immigration at the border, vetoes a bill, signed by both houses that would have."

you mean Biden and Kamala HAD to let in all the terrorists and criminals?...they were forced to?...because Trump Vetoed a immigration bill that had a bunch of crap in it that he didnt want?...

"That one needs a full explation."

oh really?...a immigration bill that Trump didnt sign because he wasnt letting in terrorists and criminals anyway needs to be explained?....but Biden and Kamala letting in 11 mil people including hundreds of thousands of terrorists and criminals needs no explanation?...in fact, lets vote to keep that on-going?...

pumped to all hell