Tom Keene

That's what the recent moon shot up.

I have real trouble with this, Dan, because I've seen decades and decades and decades of, yeah, we're going to do it, we're going to do it, cross our fingers, hope to die.

We're going to do nuclear fusion.

In your research, I mean, people don't realize this, but away from the camera, Ives actually works.

Sure, yeah.

Do you see imminent research where someone at Google in physics could say this stuff is going to work?

Dan Ives with us with Bud Bush.

We continue here this morning.

We welcome all of you across the nation and around the world.

Good evening on the Pacific Rim, a place where Mr. Ives visits often.

Good evening over to India as well.

Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney.

Quickly here, Dan, I got January 29th of next year, 26, 2026.

Microsoft earnings.

I agree with you, Dan.

Part of the angst here is an information vacuum.

What's the information you're going to see at 4.15 in the afternoon, January 29th from MSFT?

I think that to get the nuclear fusion thing over the line, they've got to merge Dan Ives' bright pink and bright green jackets together.

That'll provide the entropy to get us to a successful fusion.

Dan Ives, short notice, excuse me.