Tucker Carlson

Although we weren't really talking about it before, and then somebody reached out to you, Gina Grad, about it as well.

Somebody was in the Navy for a million years, and that was their business.

And again, this is all just kind of coming together in real time.

I thought – so I'll play you the Neil deGrasse Tyson 60-second clip with me and a very hoarse Dr. Drew.

Nuclear energy.

We'll see what that sounds like.

Sure, wind, solar, that's on the horizon, but we're not there yet.

How about it?

Yeah, it's sort of I won't let my kid go to a house with a handgun, but a swimming pool, no problemo.

Like, OK, but understand risk because we all want the same thing, which is clean energy or not having a kid die.

Well, it's a perfect example.

Not exactly as you used it, but it's a perfect example, which is people are scared to fly with little to no risk.

So why?

Why are?

And of course, the ride to the airport is more dangerous, which everyone feels safe about.

So it's a perfect example in that.

Yes, you should simply run it through, crunch the numbers and then get on the plane.

Or drive to Arizona.

But this is even – there's two sides of it.

One is it's – we've assumed the risk in driving and decided it's worth it.