Anthony Pompliano

They're largely dark facilities.

He says, fine, pay property taxes in Florida, do it.

However...

You have to figure out how to augment the power or pay a subsidy to help augment the power generation.

I think that's very sensible because he's saying, hey, we can't have all this open land that's in the north part of Florida, south of Jacksonville, well north of Orlando, and people putting data centers on because there's open, cheap land and you're on the grid.

He said, if that's going to make the rate of electricity go up for Floridians, I don't want that.

And I'm putting this.

So the Florida AI Bill of Rights is running it quicker.

Lastly, which is quicker and more nimble, a small group or a national group?

The small group.

It's a state.

And that is the function of states' rights to nimbly respond to things very, very quickly and then get government help when you need it.

When a hurricane hits, and this is, I'll give everybody this example, the governor will declare the state a disaster area and say, I need federal resources because what just hit me is so damn big.

But in the meantime, if...

Who determines where a stop sign goes?

The state.

Who puts up a streetlight?

The state.

Who makes building permit decisions in a given area?

The state, because the federal government can't handle that.