Marshall here. Welcome back to the Realignment.

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That's the wrong least today's episode. I'm incredibly interested in the topic of energy,

not only because I recently bought my first car, but also because it's at the top of everyone's

mind with the war in Ukraine, with gas prices, with the debate over nuclear power,

all these different topics that we've hit a bunch of different times during the show.

So I brought on Catherine Blunt. She is a reporter at the Wall Street Journal. She has a new

book out. It's called California Burning, the fall Pacific gas and electric,

and what it means for America's power grid. So hope you all enjoy this conversation,

and that is what the start of our coverage of energy topics.

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