Hey, when you see me like this, you know what it means.

This is about the Chris Cuomo project podcast, Oliver Stone and his co-writer on his new

movie Nuclear Now are going to be on the podcast, talking about one of the most controversial

subjects, one of the most dangerous conversations we're not having about nuclear power as part

of the solution for a green economy.

Gentlemen, thank you so much to discuss your very ambitious product.

Oliver Stone, let me start with you.

A doing a documentary about nuclear power is very ambitious.

Why did you want to take on this task?

Well, if I knew what I was in for, I might have reconsidered.

It was very difficult to say two and a half years.

I took it on because I was scared and I was concerned for the future.

I've heard all the scene, many of the debates and documentaries about it.

And frankly, it was confusing points of view.

Josh Goldstein's book was reviewed along with his co-writer, Stefan Svist, Swedish Nuclear

Engineer.

Their book, Bright Future, came out in 2019 and was positively reviewed by the New York

Times, Richard Rhodes.

And Richard Rhodes is knowledgeable about nuclear energy and bomb too.

And I bought the book, bought the rights and I found Josh very cooperative because he

wanted to get it out there.

Of course, it's a drive book.

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