So I want you to hear Chris Wright talk about these data centers, cut 51.

Part of the rate payer protection pledge is if you're going to use a gigawatt of power,

build, help support the building of more than a gigawatt of power.

It's not just covering your own costs.

It's improving the economics and the economic opportunities for the community around you.

And the signers of the ratepeer Protection Pledge have embraced this.

So that's, we know 40% of all the new data centers are being protested.

Yeah.

One of which was, I don't want my utility bill to go up because the data center is sucking all the power.

So they say you gotta, this is almost a voluntary thing, right?

You have to have your own power and add to the grid of that state.

You know me. I don't want more regulation, but I do think that I want more than just a

pledge. We have come full circle with Big Tech. I think I was not a fan during COVID when a lot

of us felt censored for having different opinions.

And then, of course, Big Tech has been cozying up to the president.

And then I think there is a lot of good within AI and good in data centers.

I think a lot of people don't trust Big Tech.

And they're looking at Mark Zuckerberg and they're thinking, yeah, a little pledge doesn't

really work.

We need more than

that because we don't trust you. So I do think that this needs to be something more than a pledge.

And I have been arguing that I think you should have representatives from these big tech companies.

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