Allowing Chinese automakers to build or sell vehicles in the US is akin to essentially vehicular fentanyl.

Even if only 1% of projected load growth from Texas data center demand materializes by 2032, it’s 300,000 megawatts. That’s three AP1000 Westinghouse nuclear plants like Southern Company is building at Vogtle, or 10 BWRX-300s like GE Vernova is building at Darlington.

On transmission, our approach should be to build it before you need it…

We have to recognize that battery margins are not a technical footnote; they are a critical design decision when it comes to your ability to execute a mission. Every decision a drone operator will make depends on it.

We were the world’s leading primary aluminum producer. We’re now number nine.

Russia used to be the top producer of gas; now it’s America. Saudi used to be the top producer of oil; now it’s America. China has 1.2 to 1.3 terawatts of installed solar capacity; we have the land and manufacturing capacity to reach those levels, too. And when you can start manufacturing energy instead of drilling for it, you can allow distributed energy across the United States.

Resilience is not something that we can assume is in place. It is something we must purposefully build.