Well, we definitely are living in an age of miracles and wonder, and I'm not talking about any of that high-tech crap either.

Hi, everybody. I'm Bill Whittle here with Steve Green and Scott Ott. And what I'm talking about, folks, is we are seeing things politically happen that I never thought I would live to see happen.

We're seeing immigration roundups for illegal aliens in the streets of Los Angeles. We're seeing federal

troops being deployed to America's cities to stop these inner city crime hellholes. We're looking

at, as Steve pointed in his episode, we're looking at securing our electoral system. All of these

things that just seemed absolutely impossible dealing with the

trans in the military. It just seemed like none of this was ever going to happen, just couldn't

happen. And one of the things that just happened was approval was just granted for a fourth generation

nuclear reactor, which is going to pave the way for the energy future that we should have had

below these many 60 years or so.

The company that's doing it is called, its U.S. company called Natura Resources, which is kind

of a weak name for a nuclear reactor company.

It should have been called

atom power or, you know, nuclear future or something like that. Anyway, they are building a

fourth generation nuclear reactor, which is very different in design than the traditional

nuclear reactors, uses liquid radioactive salts not only to power the reactor, but to also cool it.

It is considerably safer than the other traditional reactors, and those, believe it or not,

safety record is really extremely good.

And the one that they've gotten the permit for, if I read the article correctly, is a puny, measly one-megawatt

reactor, which I believe they're going to install it at a university.

Now, a measly little tiny one-megawatt nuclear reactor will power if my math is correct, and my math is correct.

750 homes.

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