Isaiah Taylor

Mm-hmm.

I would appeal to Democrats that when it's their turn again that they should pick that up and do even better right like that's that's gonna be the charge and I think that's how they'll win because energy really is something that's good for the American people and It's good for for American interests and people want to vote for that They want to vote for cheaper prices for stable power for security for manufacturing for jobs All of these things are downstream of energy and again, I think the the right

the right sentiment was there uh especially in the last democratic administration before that you know i think previous democratic administrations were a little bit anti-nuclear uh the biden administration i would i would say was like pro-nuclear but not willing to rock the boat um now the boat has been rocked right trump trump just rocked the boat and we're charging forward and so i think that's a great tee up for a democratic administration to push that ball even further and take that win so that would be that would be my appeal

Yeah, I would say not so much in California, but in other Democratic states, yes.

California, unfortunately, has a moratorium on nuclear.

And it may or may not be repealed.

That would be awesome.

But yeah, I think there's some...

There's some shift that's going to have to happen.

And whoever is willing to run forward on that shift, Nevada is a good example.

Washington State is a good example of places where that shift could take place.

Illinois is having a moment where they're trying to figure out if they're going to be pro-nuclear or not.

And so the short answer is yes, but Republicans have the ball today and they're running really fast with it.

So whoever has the ball next and is willing to run with it as fast, I'm going to be very excited to work with.

Well, I hope you build those relationships.

Thank you.

Well, thank you so much for having me on.

This has been a really great time.

My pleasure.

Congratulations.