You know? Uh, how do you pair those two things?

I, I think, I think Kathy Hochul has just pandered to her left by putting that moratorium in, in, in place right now and where we need to get caught up to speed with data centers, and that's what he's saying.

We need a pathway to study this, study this quickly, and say, "How do we do it responsibly?" instead of, "No, we just don't do it." Because the...

I think he's had that attitude when it comes to the environment as well.

Um, Alexandra Fasulo, a great environmental ac- activist who's been, uh, really against the Oriskany, um, siting of, um, the fast-track siting of solar panels up in the North Country.

So Kathy Hochul doesn't want localities, uh, to, to have the f- the state force something onto them in their backyard, which Bruce Blakeman doesn't wanna do, but at the same time, she is forcing solar farms, taking out thousands of acres of forest and farmland across Upstate New York, permanently destroying them and the wildlife.

And Bruce Blakeman has been very clear with that issue, is that we're just not gonna put solar farms all across the Adirondacks in Upstate New York.

I mean, it feels like she is drawing a line between him and her.