U.S. oil and natural gas production has reached unprecedented levels under both the Trump-Pence and Biden-Harris administrations, despite their differing approaches to fossil fuels. While Trump promoted fossil fuel expansion and eased regulations, the Biden administration has focused on climate action yet allowed for increased domestic output. Each administration saw production rise from the start to the end of their terms, contributing to energy security and lower prices, but also raising concerns over greenhouse gas emissions. Vice President Kamala Harris emphasized that she has not banned fracking and highlighted the record domestic production achieved under their leadership. The ongoing debate reflects a complex balance between energy needs and environmental responsibilities. Overall, both administrations have supported and restricted drilling in various capacities.