Jack

Yeah. We'll explain.

We'll explain. But before we explain, Jack, can you please sprinkle on some context now that I have my hazmat suit on? Trump's first 100 days in office were all about oil and all against wind and solar. That's right. President Trump was canceling government-supported wind and solar energy and incentivizing fossil fuels instead.

We'll explain. But before we explain, Jack, can you please sprinkle on some context now that I have my hazmat suit on? Trump's first 100 days in office were all about oil and all against wind and solar. That's right. President Trump was canceling government-supported wind and solar energy and incentivizing fossil fuels instead.

We'll explain. But before we explain, Jack, can you please sprinkle on some context now that I have my hazmat suit on? Trump's first 100 days in office were all about oil and all against wind and solar. That's right. President Trump was canceling government-supported wind and solar energy and incentivizing fossil fuels instead.

But something he did Friday could create more clean energy than in the history of America. We may have to just repeat that one, Jack. President Trump may be about to create more clean energy than anyone else in history. Because nuclear is clean energy. The biggest source of carbon-free electricity by far. And President Trump just issued two executive orders on it.

But something he did Friday could create more clean energy than in the history of America. We may have to just repeat that one, Jack. President Trump may be about to create more clean energy than anyone else in history. Because nuclear is clean energy. The biggest source of carbon-free electricity by far. And President Trump just issued two executive orders on it.

But something he did Friday could create more clean energy than in the history of America. We may have to just repeat that one, Jack. President Trump may be about to create more clean energy than anyone else in history. Because nuclear is clean energy. The biggest source of carbon-free electricity by far. And President Trump just issued two executive orders on it.

Wall Street thinks those EOs are legit, by the way. Yeah, they do. They do. Stocks of the four leading nuclear companies jumped 35% since that announcement. Again, to quote Mugatu and Robert Oppenheimer, great combo. Plutonium, so hot. You know, Jack, we should also point out Trump has signed 200 executive orders. They've been all over the place. They've covered a whole bunch of things.

Wall Street thinks those EOs are legit, by the way. Yeah, they do. They do. Stocks of the four leading nuclear companies jumped 35% since that announcement. Again, to quote Mugatu and Robert Oppenheimer, great combo. Plutonium, so hot. You know, Jack, we should also point out Trump has signed 200 executive orders. They've been all over the place. They've covered a whole bunch of things.

Wall Street thinks those EOs are legit, by the way. Yeah, they do. They do. Stocks of the four leading nuclear companies jumped 35% since that announcement. Again, to quote Mugatu and Robert Oppenheimer, great combo. Plutonium, so hot. You know, Jack, we should also point out Trump has signed 200 executive orders. They've been all over the place. They've covered a whole bunch of things.

Some are just symbolic and don't have substance, but these nuclear ones are the most legit that we've read thus far. We actually organized these nuclear executive orders into five key areas of focus. They're focused on speed, space, incentives, a scoreboard, and safety. Yeah, we almost got five S's there. We were so close, Jack.

Some are just symbolic and don't have substance, but these nuclear ones are the most legit that we've read thus far. We actually organized these nuclear executive orders into five key areas of focus. They're focused on speed, space, incentives, a scoreboard, and safety. Yeah, we almost got five S's there. We were so close, Jack.

Some are just symbolic and don't have substance, but these nuclear ones are the most legit that we've read thus far. We actually organized these nuclear executive orders into five key areas of focus. They're focused on speed, space, incentives, a scoreboard, and safety. Yeah, we almost got five S's there. We were so close, Jack.

I went with incentives, Nick, which is kind of an S. First, the speed. Regulators must approve or deny an application for a new nuclear power plant within 18 months. Hurry up already. Second is space. They're opening federal land and military bases as sites for potential nuclear power plants. Fort Knox could get nuclear power. That's right. And then we have incentives.

I went with incentives, Nick, which is kind of an S. First, the speed. Regulators must approve or deny an application for a new nuclear power plant within 18 months. Hurry up already. Second is space. They're opening federal land and military bases as sites for potential nuclear power plants. Fort Knox could get nuclear power. That's right. And then we have incentives.

I went with incentives, Nick, which is kind of an S. First, the speed. Regulators must approve or deny an application for a new nuclear power plant within 18 months. Hurry up already. Second is space. They're opening federal land and military bases as sites for potential nuclear power plants. Fort Knox could get nuclear power. That's right. And then we have incentives.

The government is telling the Department of Energy to give loans to nuclear developers up to $400 billion worth of loans. We've said it before. The United States government is history's greatest venture capitalist of all time. All right, Jack, then we have number four, the scoreboard. The government is setting 2050 as the goal to quadruple the amount of nuclear energy in America.

The government is telling the Department of Energy to give loans to nuclear developers up to $400 billion worth of loans. We've said it before. The United States government is history's greatest venture capitalist of all time. All right, Jack, then we have number four, the scoreboard. The government is setting 2050 as the goal to quadruple the amount of nuclear energy in America.

The government is telling the Department of Energy to give loans to nuclear developers up to $400 billion worth of loans. We've said it before. The United States government is history's greatest venture capitalist of all time. All right, Jack, then we have number four, the scoreboard. The government is setting 2050 as the goal to quadruple the amount of nuclear energy in America.

And finally, safety. These executive orders set a lower acceptability threshold for radiation. Yetis, we know that's a little scary at first, lower safety and nuclear power plants. But right now, nuclear power plants are actually too safe. They're more safe than necessary, right? Yeah, they are too safe. And if you want proof, nobody has ever died in America from nuclear anything. Yeah, it's true.