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Speaker 6: Bab Welcome.

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Speaker 7: It is Friday, twenty three May in the year earl

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Speaker 7: Ben, one of the reasons I want you to co

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Speaker 9: Well, yes, it is thing a thing. President Trump has

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Speaker 10: This is only to be further rets of a brain

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Speaker 11: If they can't practice their craft here, if they can't

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Speaker 12: Will be poorer for it. Yeah, just and in order, Jonathan.

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Speaker 12: First of all, Harvard says this is unlawful. It seems

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Speaker 6: What's today is a complete disaster.

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Speaker 7: All six thousand of those billets are to be immediately

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Speaker 9: You know, of course he's right, of course he's right.

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Speaker 6: I want to go to something you just said.

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Speaker 6: Learn about currency.

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Speaker 7: This is all free, seven free installments, including the latest,

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Speaker 6: You got the bond market bouncing around.

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Speaker 7: President Trump is both in a trade war trying to

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Speaker 7: redo the commercial relationships to the world. Also he is

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Speaker 7: making a huge bet, and let's call it a bet

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Speaker 7: on a supply side tax cut that generates real growth

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Speaker 7: over three percent growth, but it's a bet. That's one

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Speaker 6: Cash coming in the show to make an argument.

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Speaker 7: That the deficits that are shown by CBO and others

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Speaker 6: But go back.

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Speaker 7: This is about Andy and that's why you got to

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Speaker 6: Did talk to people. We got a minute or two.

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Speaker 7: Did Britain have the ability to even have their to

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Speaker 7: they didn't go into a common currency. Has going into

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Speaker 7: that really limited the European nations to kind of break

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Speaker 7: can tell Italy and others are probably like to break

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Speaker 7: out and cut their own Sideal sir, I'm.

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Speaker 4: Not sure whether Italy would like to cut out.

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Speaker 9: I mean, that's really the problem with the heart of

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Speaker 9: In this big story of the last couple of days

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Speaker 4: It was I think one of the eleven states that abstained.

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Speaker 9: Perhaps we'll dig into that a little later on in

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Speaker 9: the show, because that's very important that pandemic treated. Look,

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Speaker 9: it was absolutely imperative for the UK if it ever

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Speaker 9: take the euro and that gave it the independence to

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Speaker 9: pull out. Your question is absolutely perfect because to a

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Speaker 9: But if there were a Brexit movement in Italy that

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Speaker 9: far more handicapped practically to pull out of the Union

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Speaker 9: because you know sovereign nations. One of the attributes of

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Speaker 9: So the European peoples, like the Italian people that I

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Speaker 9: been betrayed by the last two generations by its class

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Speaker 9: of political leadership, and joining the single currency, as you

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Speaker 9: correctly put your finger on, was very cunning maneuver on

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Speaker 9: behalf of the European elites to stop a future independent

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Speaker 7: George break Ben's going to stay with me in Rome,

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Speaker 7: but we're the White House. Natalie Winter's breaking story that

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Speaker 7: everyone and kicking off of a moral day weekend.

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Speaker 6: Talking about the black hand of the Chinese Communist Party.

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Speaker 7: Is in and back of an attack on the grid

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Speaker 6: Short break back in a moment, use your whole Stephen K.

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Speaker 6: Bat Okay, welcome back.

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Speaker 7: The bond markets bouncing around, stock markets bouncing around now

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Speaker 6: It's no longer the era Trump. Also the rear reset.

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Speaker 7: Get all the information about currency, about debt, about all

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Speaker 7: of it. A lot of controversy about the big beautiful bill.

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Speaker 7: Did it cut enof do we show enough economic growth?

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Speaker 7: It's going to the Senate. Semaphore is reporting and they're

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Speaker 7: going to stay the same. They may change change it

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Speaker 7: on the margins. However, people like Senator Johnson and others

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Speaker 7: are saying no, no, no, no, no, no, no, this doesn't

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Speaker 7: cut enough. We're really going to get down to this

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Speaker 7: and really make some really make some cuts.

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Speaker 6: Ben Harnwol's with me in Rome, and I want to

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Speaker 6: bring in.

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Speaker 7: We got Natalie. We're trying to get her up at

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Speaker 7: the White House. I've got Dave Walsh.

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Speaker 6: Dave.

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Speaker 7: One of the reasons the President's driving down cost and

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Speaker 7: inflation is being driven down is full spectrum energy dominance.

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Speaker 7: They just had the G seven and you know, Trump's

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Speaker 7: not happy with the progress being made for a deal.

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Speaker 7: It took it today, said guys June first, or fifty percent.

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Speaker 7: One of the reasons you have this problem is Germany.

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Speaker 7: And now you're getting reports out of there that Germany

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Speaker 7: is now panicked because not only have they done this

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Speaker 7: net carbon zero, but they also got rid of all

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Speaker 7: their nuclear power.

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Speaker 6: I guess France did a lota too.

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Speaker 7: The President's been signing executive orders, he's throwing down hard

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Speaker 7: on nuclear power, across energy, across the board. And then

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Speaker 7: I want to get into and Natalie's got some information

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Speaker 7: about maybe a potential problem with the American energy grid.

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Speaker 7: Let's start with new could have power. At these executive orders,

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Speaker 7: President Trump's looking at Europe and saying, no way, We're

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Speaker 7: going to do what the Europeans did. We're going to

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Speaker 7: do the exact opposite your thoughts, sir.

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Speaker 13: Well know Europe Spain, who had the big otage two

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Speaker 13: weeks ago, are hard fast to shut down their seven

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Speaker 13: remaining nuclear reactors, which is insanity.

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Speaker 14: You know.

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Speaker 13: Over here, even now on a bipartisan basis, nuclear is

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Speaker 13: fully supported by all parties. At nuclear power, which had

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Speaker 13: been dammed and abandoned by the left for and Democrats

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Speaker 13: sixty years now back in vogue. It is. It is

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Speaker 13: an essentially important ingredient, provides base load, continuous duty power.

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Speaker 13: What he's looking at our incentives that would provide some

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Speaker 13: loan guarantees to spur the building of a lot more

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Speaker 13: nuclear capacity. Do you risk it somewhat? We just had

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Speaker 13: a bad experience of Plant Vogel in Georgia seven years late,

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Speaker 13: eight years late, twenty two million over budget. So the

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Speaker 13: support for loan guarantees he's seeking, but also more importantly

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Speaker 13: deregular the construction of existing technology nuclear plants. Bwrs PWRs

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Speaker 13: GE Technology, Westinghouse Technology, it's been around for sixty five years,

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Speaker 13: doesn't need the same degree of NRC oversight as its

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Speaker 3: He appears to be all about streamlining that which is.

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Speaker 13: Essentially important and allowing for US fuel reprocessing. This is

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Speaker 13: the ability to reprocess, not turn it into nuclear weapons,

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Speaker 13: but reprocess spent nuclear fuel to reuse once again in

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Speaker 13: of nuclear power down. It is expensive, as built at

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Speaker 13: Plant Vogel was thirty two billion for a twenty two

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Speaker 13: hundred megawatt plant that.

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Speaker 3: Just got opened up.

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Speaker 13: So the actions he's taking to streamline the regulatory space

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Speaker 13: around it essentially important. And to localize yellow cake mining

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Speaker 13: in Utah, in Nevada, in Idaho. We had ninety one

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Speaker 13: as recently as nineteen ninety two. The Clinton era and

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Speaker 13: the uranium one deal basically sent all out to Russia.

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Speaker 7: Our audience, since I spent since one of the reasons

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Speaker 7: I was brought into the presser reason I was brought

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Speaker 7: to the campaign at sixteen was about Clinton cash and

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Speaker 7: about uranium.

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Speaker 6: Take a second, give me a minute.

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Speaker 7: So the audience members, particularly a newer audience members and

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Speaker 7: Bill Clinton did about uranium in the United States visa

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Speaker 7: VI the great mortal enemy Russia, sir.

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Speaker 13: Well, they hit behind the theory of displacement as well.

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Speaker 13: If we can get the Russians to use their enriched

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Speaker 13: uranium and uranium resources for nuclear power in this country

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Speaker 13: by importing it from them, we can get them to

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Speaker 13: use less of it making nuclear weapons. That whole naive

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Speaker 13: theory was then surrounded by personal interest in the uranium

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Speaker 13: one deal that they've had personal interest in causing the

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Speaker 13: US nuclear fuel supply to be shifted entirely from a

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Speaker 13: domestic one over time to a Russia, Huzbecks, then Kazakhstan.

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Speaker 13: Fifty eight percent of our nuclear fuel comes from those countries.

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Speaker 13: Even through this so called war, that supply chain has

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Speaker 13: been unabated to the US and Western Europe. The yellow

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Speaker 13: cake uranium coming from Russia and Allied states that can

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Speaker 13: easily there is no shortage of it here in Idaho,

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Speaker 13: New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada. We need to restart, and I

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Speaker 13: off now to begin to restart mining uranium in this country,

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Speaker 13: which we once again can be self sufficient with completely.

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Speaker 13: But no, the Clinton, the Clinton aspect of that was very,

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Speaker 7: Was one of the reasons I want to do this,

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Speaker 7: one of the reasons one of the reasons I want

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Speaker 7: to have you on today because I don't think we're

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Speaker 7: putting for the best case of President Trump's overall economic plan.

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Speaker 7: In regards to the Big Beautiful Bill, the Big beautiful Bill,

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Speaker 7: listen the way it's being scored by the official people

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Speaker 7: that scored because of the constraints of reconciliation process. These

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Speaker 7: nobody can doubt that. My point is that you don't

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Speaker 7: Incorporate tariffs, incorporate the growth rate. The growth rate of

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Speaker 7: three percent or above of which they're pitching is the

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Speaker 7: foundational element of that is full spectrum energy dominance. Now

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Speaker 7: four or five months into this you're our expert. How

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Speaker 7: would you grade President Trump of going after the entire

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Speaker 7: waterfront on this the full spectrum to make sure he's

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Speaker 7: driving down energy cars because Trump gets something that it

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Speaker 7: appears that other political leaders throughout the world don't get

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Speaker 7: that the fundamental foundation of an industrial economy is plentiful,

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Speaker 7: consistent and cheap energy.

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Speaker 8: Dave Walsh well on the full spectrum energy dominance, grading

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Speaker 8: a plus on freeing up federal lands and for oil

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Speaker 8: and gas production offshore, onshore, in the Arctic refuge, everywhere.

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Speaker 3: That's an a plus.

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Speaker 13: And then reopening the LNG export permitting through the DOE

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Speaker 13: to go ahead more rapidly build LERG export facilities. That's

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Speaker 13: all great. The part that's been a little bit slow

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Speaker 13: to emerge here is the electrification issue. Electrifications forty percent

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Speaker 13: of the cost of US energy all in, and we

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Speaker 13: need a profound return in the near term, not to nuclear,

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Speaker 13: just nuclear still ten fifteen years out. There is no

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Speaker 13: supply chain left here for building nuclear power plants. That's

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Speaker 13: going to take a long time. We have an immediate

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Speaker 13: urb crisis of an energy shortage depicted by grid leadership

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Speaker 13: in MYSOPJAM and what we need more combined cycle gas

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Speaker 13: fired plants built rapidly in this country. That's the technology

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Speaker 13: that's known. That's the American fuel, that's the drill baby

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Speaker 13: drill plus use the gas domestically to provide low cost,

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Speaker 13: abundant American electrification with known existing clean technology gas fired

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Speaker 13: combined cycle. Is that we need to move more strongly

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Speaker 13: in that. And the way forward really is to remove

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Speaker 13: the incentives on all this trivial stuff that really doesn't

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Speaker 13: matter and produces very little electrification, solar, wind, battery storage,

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Speaker 13: carbon capture, which is in the way all drive up

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Speaker 13: the cost of electrification hugely, minimize the quantity of it,

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Speaker 13: put us in net zero electricity growth. That stuff is

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Speaker 13: so deficient in supply, but most importantly has us rely

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Speaker 13: entirely on China, who build eighty eight percent of the

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Speaker 13: solar panels, battery storage and inverters in the world. So

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Speaker 13: we've got we're actually presently incenting Chinese supply if we

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Speaker 13: need to get in front of the Chinese supply, but

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Speaker 13: more importantly, get back to power generation aspects and technology

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Speaker 13: that works is proven and is decidedly low cost and

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Speaker 13: is presently available, and that's combined cycle gas fired power

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Speaker 13: with US natural gas at its core, and that you know,

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Speaker 13: the best way forward is to eliminate the incentivization of

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Speaker 13: things opposite that when solar and boundary storage.

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Speaker 7: Can he at the federal level, what can he do?

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Speaker 7: So so much of this has done at the and

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Speaker 7: maybe I got the TRUNKA. So much of this is

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Speaker 7: done at the state level. You got the issues in Florida,

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Speaker 7: You've mentioned the issues in South Carolina, the issues in Texas. Right,

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Speaker 7: I'm not talking about blue states. I'm talking about the

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Speaker 7: core backbone of the mega movement in President Trump's political power.

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Speaker 6: We're all upside down on this very issue at the

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Speaker 6: federal level. Is there much he can do about this?

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Speaker 6: Is this still? Is this still?

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Speaker 7: We got to We just got to get down the

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Speaker 7: trenches on the state level and get this sorted out well.

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Speaker 13: Because you have now deregulated power generation markets in a

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Speaker 13: lot of the country PGM, MISO in the Midwest and northeast,

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Speaker 13: out in the far west, AIRCOT all deregulated where the

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Speaker 13: generation companies are disaggregated from distribution. You have investors following

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Speaker 13: the incentives, and the incentives are as high as fifty

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Speaker 13: two to fifty three percent when adding into PTC, the

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Speaker 13: ITC and the depreciation benefit of accelerated depreciation. In this stuff,

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Speaker 13: the incentives are too hard for independent investors who form

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Speaker 13: the bulk of power generation build out to resist. So

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Speaker 13: that's that's all they're building. Even Aircot and Florida the

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Speaker 13: next five year and ten year plans respectively, are all

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Speaker 13: ninety one percent renewables, solar mainly now, and battery storage

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Speaker 13: because of the incentives.

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Speaker 3: Then you move over regulated markets like the utility ones.

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Speaker 13: You've got people Florida, Fair and Light and Duke Energy

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Speaker 13: in regulated markets actually starving consumers of electric power, sending

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Speaker 13: out notices about hey, we're going to give you a

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Speaker 13: cheap rate to use power between midnight and five in

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Speaker 13: the morning because they're running into massive shortages due to

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Speaker 13: over applying solar power that works only five hours a

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Speaker 13: day in utility scale farms. So the incentives have to

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Speaker 13: be removed from paying Duke Energy, paying next Era, paying IBI, Drola, exceon.

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Speaker 13: These are the firms that enjoyed the benefits of the

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Speaker 13: incentives to build this stuff out the cost there's no

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Speaker 13: cost benefit to rate payers. Four to five times more

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Speaker 13: costly to rely on this kind of equipment for electric

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Speaker 13: power supply. So you've got to massive, massive, large gap

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Speaker 13: utilities and investors benefiting the incentives they need to be eliminated.

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Speaker 7: The scene of've scene isn't this big rush for nuclear power?

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Speaker 7: And now that you're seeing even President Trump on what

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Speaker 7: he's doing with power overall, you're not seeing the pushback

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Speaker 7: before which or shysteria.

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Speaker 6: You know, they just it's the end of the world.

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Speaker 6: It's climate change, isn't it?

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Speaker 7: Because the progressive brologarcs who have now flipped to kind

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Speaker 7: of our side, need unlimited virtual they need power for

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Speaker 7: artificial intelligence.

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Speaker 6: They're thirsty four And.

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Speaker 7: That's why you're seeing Google come up with their own

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Speaker 7: compact nuclear power plants right plug and play. And you

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Speaker 7: don't see anybody melting down, isn't it. We got about

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Speaker 7: a minute here, I'm holders through the break. Now he's

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Speaker 7: going to join us. Also, isn't the drive here is

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Speaker 7: because the folks that run the country essentially know they

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Speaker 7: need unlimited power now to drive artificial intelligence.

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Speaker 6: And it's devil catched the hind most on this.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean I think more instantly both out there

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Speaker 13: with acknowledged this year ago, you can't have AI and

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Speaker 13: data centers without basel of continuous due to huge, huge

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Speaker 13: quantities of power. Nuclear is one of the options. Absolutely.

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Speaker 13: Combined cycle gas is another one of the options.

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Speaker 3: They're all over it.

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Speaker 13: But we've even had Blue states Michigan and California, Whitmer

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Speaker 13: and Newsom respectively running out of electricity acknowledging well, in

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Speaker 13: a case of California, we've got to keep Dieplo Canyon

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Speaker 13: now favoring nuclear after seventy years of adamantly resisting it.

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Speaker 3: So you know, we have general bipartisan support now for

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Speaker 3: nuclear power.

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Speaker 13: The trouble is the supply chain to begin making lots

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Speaker 13: of these plants, building them is way out there. We've

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Speaker 13: got we've built three hundred and twenty combined cycle plants

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Speaker 13: that easy technology is now six seven years. Nuclear is

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Speaker 13: going to be quite a ways out.

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Speaker 6: Natalie, it looks pretty quiet at the White House.

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Speaker 6: Correspondents there today? Is it totally? Are they all gone

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Speaker 14: You know, I think there may be too busy stealth

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Speaker 14: editing all their old articles and tweets about Joe Biden's health,

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Speaker 14: there's a lot of coverage for them to catch up on,

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Speaker 14: particularly on that vertical. This is probably the most quiet

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Speaker 14: beautiful bill of course back ending and what I want

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Speaker 14: to come on to talk about the idea of China's

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Speaker 14: off switch for the United States of America segues quite

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Speaker 14: nicely with what Dave Walsh was talking about, but I

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Speaker 14: think important just to set the stage. You know, people

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Speaker 14: might say that talking about these EMP attacks is sort

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Speaker 14: of technological attacks on America's critical infrastructure are hyper or

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Speaker 14: fear mongering, but I think those are the exact same

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Speaker 14: attacks that we heard in the early two thousands, right

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Speaker 14: about China's assent to the World Trade Organization and more

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Speaker 14: broadly their integration into the global economy. And i'd also add,

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Speaker 14: just Asaiah Humble, I would say warning to all of

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Speaker 14: our media betters, the people who got Joe Biden's mental

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Speaker 14: health so wrong. I'm so glad that they're going on

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Speaker 14: their mea culpa book tours right now. But we've been vindicated,

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Speaker 14: not just on Joe Biden, but of course on the

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Speaker 14: threat that the PRC poses. And if we allow the

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Speaker 14: mainstream media narrative to dominate, particularly on the threat that

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Speaker 14: the EMP poses, their apology tour that'll come, you know,

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Speaker 14: ten years from now is not going to be in

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Speaker 14: the form of book deals. It's going to be in

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Speaker 14: the form of the United States becoming a failed state

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Speaker 14: that has been replaced from a geopolitically hegemony perspective by

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Speaker 14: the PRC. So I want to get into this story.

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Speaker 14: This article published on The Hill, of course, coming on

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Speaker 14: the heels of President Trump's EO to counter a lot

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Speaker 14: of these sort of alternative unrestricted warfare tactics, but they

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Speaker 14: highlight a myriad of sort of unconventional war strategies including

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Speaker 14: but not limited to EMP attacks, deep sea fiber, the

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Speaker 14: undersea cables, cuts, anti satellite weapons, and of course cyber attacks.

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Speaker 14: And I know our audience is always ahead of the curve,

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Speaker 14: but just for those of you who aren't aware what

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Speaker 14: exactly EMP attacks are, there's been a lot of discussion

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Speaker 14: about these sort of behind the scenes, but these are

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Speaker 14: basically bursts of electromagnetic energy that are capable of disabling

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Speaker 14: electronic devices vastly. We're not talking about cyber attacks. We're

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Speaker 14: talking about dismantling physical systems, whether it's financial systems, water

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Speaker 14: system hospital is critical infrastructure, essentially reverting the United States

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Speaker 14: to a pre electric age. And why it's so concerning,

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Speaker 14: sort of springboarding off of what Dave Walsh was saying,

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Speaker 14: is even in terms of repairing our systems, right, we

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Speaker 14: are so reliant on China, not just from a critical

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Speaker 14: mineral and energy perspective, right the rare earths, but more

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Speaker 14: importantly and almost more nefariously on the processing side of things.

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Speaker 14: So even take the Ukraine mineral de that doesn't solve

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Speaker 14: the issue that ninety percent of all processing, whether you're

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Speaker 14: talking magnets, batteries, you name, it is done in China,

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Speaker 14: they have not just a monopoly and overwhelming monopoly on

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Speaker 14: that the other eight percents in Japan, and I think

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Speaker 14: there's about one point five percent being done in Australia,

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Speaker 14: which of course is essentially a proxy state of the PRC.

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Speaker 14: But what's really interesting, and what I think is the

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Speaker 14: really really concerning aspect of the push for solar in

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Speaker 14: the Green New Deal, beyond just the fact that it

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Speaker 14: fails time and time again, is that there was just

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Speaker 14: a story last week where communications modules, essentially kill switches

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Speaker 14: were found embedded not in Chinese solar equipment, but in

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Speaker 14: solar equipment right here in the United States, manufactured, operated

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Speaker 14: and controlled by the PRC, which is really concerning. We're

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Speaker 14: not talking about, you know, toggling on and off and

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Speaker 14: messing with the power. You're talking about a complete kill

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Speaker 14: switch on the United States of America. And to make this,

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Speaker 14: I think, really go global when you talk about what's

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Speaker 14: going on in the Middle East, of course, I would

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Speaker 14: raise the fact that it's the PRC that essentially dominates

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Speaker 14: Iranian airspace. Not that we're advocating for any troops on

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Speaker 14: the ground or kinetic movement there, but if it were

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Speaker 14: to get to that point because of the deevstate warmongers.

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Speaker 14: You know, that's an interesting proposition. And when you look

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Speaker 14: at the fact that what is it Indo pay Com.

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Speaker 14: They're headquartered in Hawaii, so they're relying on these deep

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Speaker 14: sea cables to be able to connect and talk with

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Speaker 14: the mainland. If China were to preemptively strike from the

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Speaker 14: cable cutting perspective, which they've done against Taiwan and in

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Speaker 14: technological manipulations go on at the Denver Airport obviously in

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Speaker 14: Spain and Portugal, that would be a really, really bad

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Speaker 14: thing to see the complete severance between Indo pay Com

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Speaker 14: and the broader United States military. So this is a huge,

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Speaker 14: huge concern. President Trump, like I said, has been ahead

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Speaker 14: of this with the EO he pushed very early in

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Speaker 14: the administration, and a lot of what the Golden Dome

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Speaker 14: could do could potentially prevent against these emp attacks as well.

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Speaker 7: So Natalie, his exit interview was sixty minutes. Chris Ray

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Speaker 7: actually said they asked him what's the greatest thread to

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Speaker 7: the United Stay. He says, embedded technology or kill switch

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Speaker 7: of the Chinese counties Party throughout all the infrastructure, communications infrastructure,

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Speaker 7: healthcare infrastructure, logistics infrastructure, but he particularly highlighted the electrical

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Speaker 7: grid and electoral infrastructure. Now, Ray had lost so much

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Speaker 7: credibility that even on this warning, nobody paid attention to him.

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Speaker 7: We're hearing chatter. We got about a minute here. I'm

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Speaker 7: holding through the break. There is a lot of discussion

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Speaker 7: behind the scenes now of senior level people that you

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Speaker 7: know from the Frank Gaffaneses and war room. We've been

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Speaker 7: pounding this year. It's like the early parts of the

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Speaker 7: COVID pandemic. Well we were banging on it came from Muhan.

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Speaker 7: You got to look at this and were dismissed. There's

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Speaker 7: a lot of people now really talking about this EMP threat,

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Speaker 7: Are there not?

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Speaker 14: Well, look for all of Ray's faults. One thing that

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Speaker 14: the FBI did very well under him was go after

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Speaker 14: these CCP linked researchers at American universities and to link

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Speaker 14: this to what the Trump administration did at Harvard. All

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Speaker 14: of these technological case abilities that the PRC now has

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Speaker 14: right rather overtly or covertly being able to hack into

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Speaker 14: these grids. These are technologies and chips and just in

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Speaker 14: general knowledge that is being given to them by Western institutions.

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Speaker 14: So that's why cutting them off, creating the chokehold, not

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Speaker 14: letting them in, not creating this class of Western educated

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Speaker 14: elites who right now are waging you know, electrical and

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Speaker 14: information and economic warfare, not basically training the soldiers that

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Speaker 14: we may vary one day come to meet on the

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Speaker 14: kinetic warfare battlefield. So this is why this is all

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Speaker 14: part of one very important plan.

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Speaker 6: Natalie, hang on.

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Speaker 7: Natalie Winters at the White House today with none of

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Speaker 7: the other mainstream media there. Obviously they already at the

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Speaker 7: beach Ben Harnwell's at Rome.

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Speaker 6: We got Dave walsh Orn cass is going to join us.

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Speaker 7: We're packed in the second hour stick around ninety seconds.

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Speaker 6: Will be back