Adam Sosnick

So you see the level of urgency and the movement of getting things done.

James, how do you process that when you hear him saying that?

Well, I think the question is, if you really want something done, are you putting roadblocks and barriers and friction and regulation?

Or are you streamlining the process?

And I think Tom is absolutely right.

What's going on in California is they are delaying, delaying, and delaying with the hope that property owners in the Palisades just say, screw it, I'm not going to wait any longer.

I'll sell my property for 10, 15 cents on the dollar.

And that forces a sale at a below market value enriching

A lot of the foreign nationals, Tom, you know this, are there to buy up that land.

And so I'm proud of the president saying we need to speed up nuclear energy.

Nuclear is by far the best way to deliver lower electric bills.

We're going to do that here in Florida.

Look at what France has done to be able to deliver lower energy prices over the last 10 to 15 years.

And look, I don't want to glaze China too hard, but look at what they've been able to do as well.

The basic precondition is that you should not be paying for other people's electric bills.

And so when you have AI data centers that are coming on to the market that represent a million homes of electricity usage and you're not seeing a commensurate increase in electricity supply, guess what's going to happen?

The equilibrium price for energy is going to go up.

And so if you want to build one of these AI data centers anywhere in the world, you should be forced to build your own electricity supply to power your own stuff.

You can't put that cost on us.

Brandon.