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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world, and it is thorium part, the energy source that could be plentiful, and it could truly save the world.

We dabbled in it a few episodes ago, but now we are going to the man, the master.

Really, the inventor.

I don't know if he's the inventor, but he's done so much work in this field for so many years.

He knows more than anyone, And if there is a person

on the planet who can figure out how to introduce thorium into the lexicon and perhaps into

the energy generating sphere, it is Kirk Sorensen. Kirk, welcome to Kennedy Save the World.

I know that you have your own energy company called Flib, which sounds very fascinating.

You worked at NASA for a decade.

You know a lot about nuclear physics, and you founded Flib Energy in 2011.

So you are now in your 11th year.

Congratulations.

And tell me about your passion for Thorium.

Thanks so much, Kennedy.

I appreciate the opportunity to be on here.

And yes, I have a great passion for Thorium.

I think it's probably the best named element on the entire periodic table.

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