Well, let's get to this hour. We'll get to the laptop. We'll get to Biden. The documents. We'll get to Hunter and all of that coming up.

Electric cars, very bad for the environment. It'll get to the point maybe in a year or so or two. We're going to have to ban electric cars. They just are the worst thing for the environment, much worse than gas-powered vehicles.

First of all, the electric car uses gas, coal, oil, all of that. About 65, 70 percent of the power

comes from fossil fuel. The batteries are the greatest hazard in the world. When you get rid of the

electric car, that battery is the size of a queen-sized mattress.

Where are you going to dispose it?

And it's dangerous.

It's like nuclear waste.

I don't know where you're going to get rid of all these batteries.

And the minerals, the power of the batteries, you've got to strip mine half the earth to get them.

And Joe Bartlett, what do you do if your electric car runs out of power on the

highway? Don't let that happen. What do you do? Call somebody to bring you an extension cord?

What do you do? I don't know it. Here's the other problem. They tend once in a while to explode.

We had a couple stories last week. One was all by itself parked off in a garage and just exploded.

I think somebody was killed in that accent because they were in a house.

And then here's a Tesla that exploded on the highway.

And the other thing, you know, when it explodes, you know, if your car were on fire, you know, once in a while you see that, a car engine's on fire, and the fire truck comes and they spray it with water, and that's it.

This Tesla took like 11 hours to put out that fire.

It's not a regular fire.

These things are really bad for the environment, really dangerous. Also, that

burning for 11 hours? What did that send into the air over those 11 hours? So they've got to be

banned. They've got to get rid of these electric cars. Not to mention, we don't have enough

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