Or why would they think that that was a good day to delete it? Unless they thought the trans thing would come out and they already knew more than the FBI knew. So I would say that's pretty suspicious. So we'll find out.

Like most of you, I think it's nearly impossible to imagine that at least the romantic partner trans of the shooter, at least the romantic partner knew the plan. Don't you think? It's hard for me to imagine that they operated alone and nobody knew. So I guess we'll find out.

So the UK and the US are going to do some big nuclear energy deal with each other and BBC is reporting on this and it's supposed to generate thousands of jobs in Britain and I guess we would be providing some expertise. I don't know what else we provide, some technology and expertise. But my question is how does the United States have extra anything for the nuclear world? Now, if we did have extra anything, then probably makes perfect sense that Great Britain gets the benefit of some of that good ally. But my understanding of the nuclear energy expertise in the United States is that it's way underpopulated because there have been so many years where we're sort of out of that business or if you're talking about maybe startups or new ways of doing things maybe it doesn't matter how many there used to be because they wouldn't have the right training anyway. So are we training these great engineers and stuff from scratch and getting enough for our internal use? So many we have so many now that it makes sense for us to share those people. I have questions. I'm not sure this is a good idea for the United States, but might be.

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