Hey, I'm Chris Cuomo. Welcome to another special edition of the Chris Cuomo Project podcast.

This is part two of our look into, hey, are we nutty when it comes to nuclear? I was raised

to think it's too frightening to even discuss, even look at anything like that. Did we have

it right? And if we had it wrong, how does it fit into the picture of us trying to get

to a better energy solution? Should nuclear be part of our future or is it relegated

to part of the past? I want to continue our conversation that I'm doing in partnership

with the Nuclear Energy Institute to try to get to the bottom of this, be skeptical

about what is true, what isn't, and what it could be. So let's continue our conversation

with Michael Schellenberger, right? Because he is a journalist who's been looking at this

and studying it for years because he came from the same position I did, which is, you

know, he was raised to think it's too dangerous. He saw the symptoms. Then you have Jessica

Delivering. Now she's a scientist who looks at only the scientific capabilities of this.

What does she think? And then these really interesting two, Heather Hoff and Kristen Zeitz.

Now they worked at a nuclear facility. They are moms who are now trying to, they say moms,

you know, who are for nuclear for their kids. They're just playing around with that. But

what's really interesting about what they're doing is they're trying to make a difference

for the next generation. So let's have the discussion.

So listen to this. I'm at the doctor. Doctor says I really need you to start taking a daily

multivitamin. But you need more D and I had some weird B efficiency also. Now I go back to that

same doctor and I say, hey, is the athletic greens? Is that all right? You know, because I want to

be, I want to be using that a couple of my friends had. It was easy. They brought it to the house.

Yes, they did the research that combines all these nutrients that we need. So with one scoop

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