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bush, brad blakeman. o brad, let's talk about this conflict of interest.dent touting t this electrc vehicle companies when jennifer, energy secretary owns maybe $5 million worth of stock and it works. >> this reminds me of solyndra. obama biden disaster where they picked an energy company, solar panel company in california, a startup that had obama and biden, obama visited the plant and what happened? they secured a $500 million loan. you know what happened it went bankrupt. the loan was never paid and the american people got caught holding the bag. this is the same, in my opinion, favoritism and cronyism nursing with this company. it's unconscionable that an official with the u.s. government, this case, cabinet energy secretary allowed herself caught in the middle, which i don't agree she was, something the president says not scrubbed by the cabinet agencies when it involves them in here you have a company the energy secretary had an interest and is now getting touted by the biden administration. elizabeth: the biden administration wants to spend $174 bil