here is our conversation. >> state senator donna campbell joins us now u senator campbell thanks for come on. >> thanks some for having me. >> tucker: i have heard a lot of complaints about corporate wind farms one that they are unsightly, two that they don't produce meaningful and usable energy, three that they kill an awful lot of birds. you are saying that there is a fourth problem with them that they hinder military readiness. tell us how. >> you are right. they do hinder military readiness. i would say that's the primary problem. i took a tour at our naval air station in kingsville where we train over half of our naval and marine corps pilots. and there i saw firsthand look i had a firsthand look at the wind turbines. they are 500 feet tall. some as tall as 2 football fields in height. huge blades and in a cluster, we find that they

to take you back to the start of the story, january four, 1967, donna campbell, cbe, took hisjet powerboatlay at the bottom of coniston water for the next 34 years until 2001 and thatis the next 34 years until 2001 and that is when bill smith, a diver and engineer from that is when bill smith, a diver and engineerfrom tyneside, that is when bill smith, a diver and engineer from tyneside, brought it back to the surface and began the process of rebuilding it. it has been at his workshop in north shields ever since. together with a tea m shields ever since. together with a team of shields ever since. together with a tea m of volu nteers shields ever since. together with a team of volunteers they have been patiently piecing it back together and working towards this moment of unveiling it. it is a story we have followed on luke norris ever since then. this is the moment in 2016 when bill and his friends fitted a jet engine to bluebird and brought it back to life. i tell you what, mr campbell, respect! that was horrendous. how does it feel? it went as i expected thenl does it feel? it went as i