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Subscribe now at Bloomberg.com. Welcome to Kennedy saves the world. I'm Kennedy, and I'm going to save your infrastructure. How? I am not going to do it. I've invited someone along for the ride, but if you're in places like North Carolina or Georgia or South Carolina or even parts of Florida like Pensacola, you are stuck in your car. You are on the side of the road and you are vulture bait because there is no gas. Why is there no gas? Because

the colonial pipeline was hacked by freaky former Soviet block bad people and they go around and they cause a great deal

of trouble for money. They were paid and things are still kind of falling apart. Things not

totally back online. But we have to ask ourselves, selves, how did we get here? I am not the person

to answer that, but I have someone who is.

He is a retired Navy SEAL senior chief.

He spent his time in the Navy assessing critical infrastructure.

I think you could conclude that the colonial pipeline is critical infrastructure,

seeing as though its momentary compromise has caused a great disturbance in our energy force. So how did this happen?

And where are we most vulnerable? Joining me today, you might have seen him in active valor.

He ran for Congress in the third district in Wisconsin last year. He's running again in the same

district in 2022. He's running against Congressman Rubb and Tug, so I think he's in good shape.

Derek Van Orden joins me now.

Welcome to Kennedy Saves the World.

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