Howard Lutnick

We want the lights to go on when people need them, and it's the system cost that matters.

If you're not there at game time, all you are is a parasite on the systems that is there at game time.

Good idea.

Yeah, I've been writing and talking about that for 20 years, and you're 100% right.

And to me, it comes down to the same thing AI is focused on, which is on data and facts.

We've increased atmospheric CO2 by 50%, 100%.

It absorbs infrared radiation.

It's been a force for warming.

That's all true.

But if you look at the trade-offs on it, it's not in the top five problems the planet focuses.

And what has been the biggest source of decarbonization, not just in the United States, but globally, has been market forces.

Cheap natural gases displace coal.

And what's a lower carbon energy source?

Nuclear, that's on all the time.

So this administration, all in to get the nuclear industry moving again, natural gas is the fastest growing energy source on the planet.

Get out of the way of that.

Let natural gas grow.

It's the cheapest source of electricity in the U.S.

I'm pro-solar as well.

I just don't want taxpayers to pay for it.