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Hello and welcome back to the Americana Show. My name is Freddie Gray. I am the deputy editor of the

spectator and the US editor. And I'm pleased to tell you that this is the 10th year of the

Americano podcast. And I think it's fair to say it's been a fairly fascinating time in American politics, life and culture.

And that's what we talk about every episode on this podcast. So please keep listening and

provide as much feedback as you like. Today I am delighted to be joined again by Robert Bryce, who substacks under Robert Bryce.

He's a brilliant man and writes about all things energy.

And energy, of course, as people are increasingly understanding, thanks in parts to Robert's work,

is the most important story in the world.

Robert, I want to start. We're going to talk about Yotsie.

So this is a new mini-series you've done about billionaires

and their hypocrisy when it comes to net zero targets and their own behavior.

Mini documentary, less than nine minutes.

A mini-documentary, sorry, mini-documentary.

Before we get on to that, I do want to talk to you

briefly about Bad Bunny, because Bad Bunny, of course, is a Puerto Rican musician who performed at the Super Bowl,

and there's been lots of controversy. There often is about Super Bowl halftime shows. But there was a very

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