Marty, in the people that live there, what sense do you get? Generally, what are their feelings towards both of these developments coming into their backyards?

So it's really hard to stereotype.

And for listeners, I live in Spotsylvania, so this is a community I know pretty well.

But it's really hard to generalize.

I talked to Will McIntosh, who sits on city council in the city of Fredericksburg, and Will said that Like the people who are against the data centers coming to town three years ago, it was a fairly small number and they were fairly boisterous and outspoken at community meetings.

He said now the boisterousness has toned down some.

But he's hearing from a broader range of people.

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Nearly three years ago, with trans+ nonbinary creative Marty Davis, we established Trans+ History Week to be held 6th to the 12th of May, 2024.

Trans people are rejecting visibility, because what has it brought us? History stories protect us.

All stories are really powerful, but history stories are like a toolkit for change.

Stories really help shape how we see ourselves and how we see each other.

You know, Trans+ History Week actually began its life with me writing a single article about the story of the Nazi raid of the world's first trans clinic.

Why did I wanna write that article? Because I'd just learned about it.

I should never have just been in my 30s before I learned about it.

Walk, walk us through what was actually there to protect American families, and the American consumer, and the American citizen when we allowed the Chinese Communist Party to come in and get most favored nation and into the WTO as an emerging nation, sir.

So you're right.

Uh, as I mentioned on the show the other night, Clinton and Larry Summers drove it.

I think Summers is a Goldman guy or whatever, globalist.

But, um, and they, they sta- set the stage to put them in the WTO.

Bush went to the extreme length in 2001.

He tries to blame Clinton, but I...

Talk to me about India, particularly in your industry.

Tell the audience what happened then.

Well, in December of 2001, President Bush, along with s- Gingrich and some of the Republicans in the Congress, you know, you talk about this issue, it's, it's a, it's an America first bipartisan issue.

Uh, and in this case, the Republicans made the error.

Clinton started it, Bush finished it.

And they put China in the most favored nation status on a permanent basis.

And there's certain rules and, and policy and law that's supposed to be instituted and enforced.

They failed to do that.

Um, w- what are you gonna say today at the commission, and what would you tell President Trump, sir?

hang on i want people to understand this this was uh most favored nation wto all of it when clinton given his what he had done in the 80s or 90s with uh summers and what quite frankly the father bush had done in bailing out the chinese communist party after Tiananmen square that all came to fruition in 2001 tell the audience what happened then

Well, in December of 2001, President Bush, along with Gingrich and some of the Republicans in the Congress, you know, you talk about this issue.

It's an America first bipartisan issue.

And in this case, the Republicans made the error.

Clinton started it.

Bush finished it.

And they put China in the most favored nation status on a permanent basis.

What are you going to say today at the commission? And what would you tell President Trump, sir?