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the cleanest topic I've ever seen on this. Are there any other topics you've ever seen in which it broke down not by political party? It broke down by smart people and idiots. Can you think of anything else like that? Honestly, is there any other topic like that? Yeah, term limits. I don't know. Term limits. Sorted. I think that can be all over the place. Yeah, okay. Bill Maher continues to be th…
← Previous segment →o be the news, so CNN is the one supposed to be bringing the facts. Their guest fact-checks them on live TV and didn't even get a pushback because he did it so cleverly. There was nothing to push back on. It was really well done.
All right. Nuclear energy is the new solar panels. That's me talking. Nuclear energy is the new solar panels, meaning it's the new thing. The Indonesian government said they plan to replace their coal plants with nuclear because they have some questions about the viability of solar and wind and geothermal.
Now, almost every story you've seen about nuclear energy in the past six months, all positive, right? And the exception, one hundred percent of the news coverage of nuclear energy for the last six months is positive. You've never seen that before, right? I'm not wrong, am I? It just all turned positive all at once. And not only did it turn positive, but people are getting that it's the replacement for solar power or an alternative or an addition. I wouldn't say replacement. This is gigantic.
And I have to ask, how much did Mark Schneider's influence on this topic matter? Because he influenced a lot. How much did Michael Shellenberger's influence on this topic matter? Yeah, because I think Shellenberger and Mark Schneider were the two voices that I heard the most, and I tried to boost their signal as much as possible. In my case, I'm just a booster. But I feel like there was this giant battleship that was going in one direction, and there were just a few little tugboats trying to move it a little bit. And I think it changed directions.
Bill Gates invested in a nuclear power company. That's true. How much did The China Syndrome poison perception? Probably a lot, because movies make a big difference. Probably a lot.
All right, so that's good news. Nuclear is moving in all the right directions. So that's your golden age coming.
As Joe Concha noted in a tweet today, Ron DeSantis is holding a press conference today, which is not the interesting part. The interesting part is he chose to do it in a town in Florida called Brandon, and he's going to be at a Honda dealership called Brandon Honda. Good job, Ron DeSantis. I doubt it's a coin
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cidence. Probably not a coincidence. So good job trolling-wise. Rasmussen polls has a poll result today that says 55 percent of people who are asked, the voters I guess, say Bannon prosecution is politically motivated. 55 percent. Just think about this. 55 percent of the country thinks that they just watched a man be arrested without a crime and that the government is doing it to punish him for p…
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