From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center,

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transportation to the typical thing that we've been driving our whole life.

They put gasoline in it. You drive around the good old internal combustion

engineers. It doesn't, uh, it doesn't bother me that times can change.

Or there could be something better than that out there.

But I am pretty worried about the government forcing us into something that

isn't as good. Um, that, and we don't adopt it because we, we want it,

but because they're making us either through, you know, uh, eliminating

lanes, uh, in your town, like they're doing lots of cities where they're

eliminated lanes just to make traffic so congested that it actually is faster

to ride a bike. So people give up. Or the subsidies that they got out there

for electric cars, because the electric car technology has not been

enticing enough for people to want to buy electric cars yet, not even close,

giving the numbers all the time. But it's a tiny percentage of people that have

bought electric cars half of all of them are in California. Most of the

country has no interest in them whatsoever. And Tesla is a game changer

without Tesla. It's almost unmeasurable. The number of electric cars out there

that anybody wants. And the one thing that gets a lot of people to buy electric

cars or businesses to buy electric cars is the incredible taxes incentives

that government gives out. And so it's, you know, picking winners, losers in

the free market. And I hate that. And here's a good example of it right here.

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