Tucker Carlson

The other is people have elevated the risk of flying higher, pardon the pun, than an automobile.

So we're going to choose to drive to Phoenix because we don't want the risk of flying.

Even though that's what's dangerous.

Right.

So what we need to do is literally look at the numbers and then just move forward.

Coal versus nuclear, natural gas or whatever.

What do we have?

And then people can go.

Well, but what about solar?

And as I was watching this TED Talk that someone sent me today, like, okay, but think about all the heavy metals and everything that are in solar panels and think about when those things outlive their life and think about where they're going to end up.

They're going to end up at some shore in some African nation.

Barefoot kids are going to be picking them apart to get the heavy metals out of them and they're going to be polluting the sea.

First off, this notion of

We make a mistake.

One thing is like we look at one thing is completely free, like solar, wind, free.

It's dangerous.

Right.

And the reality is, is whether it's an electric car, it's still got batteries and it still needs to be charged.

And it's not free.

It's not one isn't free.