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Oct 9, 2026

Michael CadenazziGUEST
29:29
And so we want to, we recognize, and I recognize more than anyone, that there's not enough money in my little account to go out and deal with all these problems at the national industrial scale.
Michael CadenazziGUEST
29:38
But as we start to catalyze additional investment, as we've done with some of our other investments, and I'll point to the Korea Zinc deal we did for the first smelter in the country in 50 years, we catalyzed a lot of non-DOW, non-USG investment to make sure that this was a well-funded project and met the scale of the moment.
Michael CadenazziGUEST
29:56
And so talking to investors, family offices, all those kind of folks, actually gets them excited.
Michael CadenazziGUEST
30:00
And I've been really, really thrilled by their response to understanding the national security imperative.
Matt Van EppsGUEST
15:33
Being on the Science, Space, and Technology Committee, I get to be a part of that with work on the Department of Energy.
Matt Van EppsGUEST
15:37
We have a bill right now that would allow Department of Energy to have a pilot program to more easily bring companies like Korea Zinc, who's doing critical mineral manufacturing, into the country, which is key to our overall national security and energy.
Matt Van EppsGUEST
15:54
The president just a week ago announced that this huge liquid natural gas, this LNG export terminal deal in Alaska, new Alaska pipeline, these are long-term energy security things.
Matt Van EppsGUEST
16:05
Venezuela, with the 65 billion barrels of oil, that'll be good in the long term.
Grant SporreGUEST
62:40
So that's a JV between Century and EGA.
Grant SporreGUEST
62:42
And of course, in zinc, zinc polymetallic, you've got Korea Zinc's project Crucible.
Grant SporreGUEST
62:47
So there seems to be a lot more intent in those metals.
Grant SporreGUEST
62:50
You know, at the risk of irking all the miners, probably a more direct approach would be simply to tax concentrate exports So the US is a net exporter of copper concentrate, and then it imports it back in again in the form of refined metal.
Dan MandisHOST
24:30
And, again, I've spoken to Stuart McWhorter about some of these on this show.
Dan MandisHOST
24:34
Korea Zinc in this deal that came to Clarksville and Gordonsville, they're doing this now with close to $7 billion in investments, 740 jobs.
Dan MandisHOST
24:45
Type 1 Energy going to Knoxville, 340.
Dan MandisHOST
24:48
330 jobs, $223 million in investment.
JRHOST
9:55
All right, critical mineral and strategic industries.
JRHOST
9:58
between july and last year of january of this year the federal government acquired equity interest in a series of strategically important companies including mp minerals lithium americas trilogy metals vulcan elements korea zinc usa rare earth the government also obtained warrants connected with vulcan elements re-element technologies and usa rare earth again in other words Taxpayer support was increasingly being structured not merely as grants or loans, but as ownership.
JRHOST
10:33
Government.
JRHOST
10:36
Okay, then there's U.S. Steel.

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JRHOST
28:35
To Washington Examiner, for this article, when we invested and purchased and now are an owner of Trilogy Metals, around 10% plus additional warrant rights.
JRHOST
28:46
tied to access road approval for the Amber Mining District.
JRHOST
28:52
Then there's Korea Zinc, a significant equity in a Tennessee smelter refinery joint venture, reports of a 40% government position in the U.S. facility.
JRHOST
29:04
Additional mineral and processing names that appear in trackers, USA Rare Earth, Vulcan Elements, Re-Element Technologies, Atlantic Alumina, which produces gallium, and others.

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