The Commerce Department under the auspices of NOAA is proposing a new boat speed limit regulation to protect the North Atlantic right whale; Mark Meadows sounds off.
Mark Meadows, Stephen Miller and Ari Fleischer react to President Biden's regulatory overreach on 'Hannity.'
On"Hannity," Meadows, a former Republican congressman from North Carolina – the coast of which would be affected by the move, called it a"regulator in search of a problem.""When we start looking at regulating the speed of boats because of a potential problem… virtue signaling is what it is," he said.
Meadows said most Americans are concerned about marine life like the North Atlantic Right Whale, but added that the proposed regulation along with another Biden plan to wean Africa off of coal is just political positioning ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
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