we've heard germany's finance minister, chris jenina, who was not necessarily one of fridays for future as best pals say that renewable energy is the energy of freedom. do you think jim.

we've heard germany's finance minister, chris jenina, who is not necessarily one of fridays for future. as best pals say that renewable energy is the energy of freedom. do you think germany's government share your assessments in terms of the need to push for renewable energy? no. well if they don't, you know, get it now that renewable andries and just the greenest and cheapest kinds of entities. but also the rest peaceful energy that we have. i wouldn't know what your wait for. i mean open your eyes, it's out there. and those of you in court that yeah that the power who in that finance those rules and it's too hard to understand that democracy it can't be truly free. that can be truly hebron and have as long as the energy supply depend on autocrat next door, that has, you know, obvious tendencies to star wars. we have a stark energy crisis on the horizon. you call for massively building renewable energies. but now in germany, even green members of the government are thinking of pushing back the phase out of nuclear and coal. it doesn't seem like renewable energy is our a viable solutio

we've heard germany's finance minister, chris jenina, who was not necessarily one of fridays for future as best pals say that renewable energy is the energy of freedom. do you think germany's government share your assessments in terms of the need to push for renewable energy know well if they don't you know get it now that renewable andries, and just the greenest and cheapest kinds of entities. but also the rest peaceful energy that we have. i wouldn't know what your wait for. i mean, open your eyes, it's out there and it's a, it's those was a few import that. yeah, that's empower pooty and next finance those rules. and it's too hard to understand that democracy, it can be truly free, that can be truly sovereign and have as long as the energy supply depend on autocrat next door. that has, you know, obvious tendencies to start was we have a stark energy crisis on the horizon. you call for massively building renewable energy. but now in germany, even green members of the government are thinking of pushing back the phase out of nuclear and coal. it doesn't seem like renewable energy is our