The Future Belongs to Builders ft. Jonathan Webb (The Nuclear Company)

Absolutely.

So if I'm hearing you correctly, Year Y, part of what TNC is doing is continuing this great American legacy of big baseload power that is exactly what this country needs to remain strong, resilient, abundant, robust.

And that is part of what gets you out of bed in the morning to keep fighting this fight.

Because I agree with you.

The idea that we can't build this stuff on time and on budget is ridiculous.

Why can't America do that? We must do that.

It's not an option not to do it.

Yeah, I mean, it's that simple, right? We've done it before.

All of those plants that are operating today, something we don't talk about is we do have the best nuclear operators in the world.

We're operating at over 93% capacity factor.

I mean, that is phenomenal, right? Yeah.

Not only have we built the plants, we thought they were going to last 30, 40, 50 years.

They're going to last 80 to 100, maybe longer.

Dark to structural engineers could be longer.

We operate them the best in the world.

And so whether it's the new designs coming to market and different ways in which to attack the problem where we're manufacturing offsite.

But yeah, I just... we're here to support the industry regardless of reactor type.

But again, I didn't, I just, I, I don't love the idea that we can't feel direct things either.

It's like, we've done that before.

Why can't we do it again? It's already been done.

So, you know, and sure we can blame the regulator.

I'll tell you, this company has not played that EOR card.

We're not going to sit and blame the regulator.

We have the safest nuclear on planet earth.

We've never had anyone in this country die from nuclear radio fallout.