Eric Prince

And then the water, which is really now in Arizona and Texas, if it's not a big deal, it's, it better start being a big deal because these things are going to suck those aquifers dry or folks waking up to that fact.

so this the study on that specifically shows that west texas will be dry water by 2050. i got grandkids we all got family we want to make sure they can have that same water state of kansas i'm looking at a study there they've done for the last 10 years moving water from the aquifer not only aquifer but the ogallala on a on an aqueduct to the ranching areas we can start working on that now to step in the gap but we've got to slow down the amount of ai data centers coming in i've got nothing against

technology, but I do when it's deleterious to the survival of the species.

And we've got ranchers out there in Lubbock.

I speak to them all the time.

My family is a cotton, you know, family generations, generations of it.

Speaking to the cotton farmers, the ranchers, they're like, we won't be able to give water to our cattle or produce the products that we need.

And Texas has a huge cattle industry.

We've got to maintain it.

So, uh, the,

Those data centers have to produce a net positive.

Let's move it down to the coast.

We can put a desalination plant in.

How are you going to go up against – doesn't Abbott have $40 million or some enormous amount of money in his war chest?

He does.

I take it you don't have $40 million.

So how are you going to – this is David and Goliath.

David versus Goliath.

Tell me how David's going to win.

I like that you said that.