Marc Morano

AI.

AI power demands are demanding massive investments in fossil fuels, oil, coal, gas, and to the point he needs nuclear.

Bill Gates trying to get Three Mile Island nuclear plant an exclusive deal to power Microsoft's AI events.

So you can't have a climate agenda with restrictions on energy

And so what Bill Gates has done is he's came out right before this conference and said it's not a doomsday.

He's rethinking it.

New York Times was shocked.

Michael Mann, the climate scientist, immediately started attacking him.

A lot of environmentalists are upset.

Bill Gates is looming large over this conference.

But it's not like he said, oh, I apologize and I'm moving on.

No, he's just on the thing, which is pushing AI.

And he realizes the climate agenda is inconvenient to his interests now.

There's no word of that.

I don't think I don't know how welcome he would be.

I think it would be bad.

It's possible he's been to many of these as long as well as Jeff Bezos, as well as Richard Branson, as well as George Soros in the past.

We've had a lot of these debates.

left-wing billionaires come and promote this.

But of course, they're all pandering to Trump now because a lot of it is they're sucking at the federal trough of trying to get AI, Pentagon grants for AI, which the Trump administration has given out $100 million.