In his most recent weekly address, President Obama talks about energy innovation and gas prices. While he trumpets the fact that domestic drilling has expanded under his administration, he sends a message to some of his political detractors who've gone overboard with the "drill" mantra.

"You and I both know that with only two percent of the world's oil reserves, we can't just drill our way to lower gas prices," the president says. Being that oil is a global commodity, drilling here at home has little to no effect at your neighborhood gas station. The vocal pro-drill pushers are more interested in maintaining Big Oil profits, not relieving everyday Americans.

-- Brian Foley