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imagine as a shareholder, not home h only have you got this great return. >> both things are obviouslysome stability underneath the share price if you see increases in buybacks. it is not that surprising. he was referencing both pennsylvania and texas. those are states that have something in common. and that is that both of them are natural gas producing states. so, of course, you know, it is interesting because gas generation, first of all, it is easier to turn it on and off and quicker to build those facilities. i agree with you, i think to a degree, we are going to see a bit of a pivot toward nuclear. i also have a feeling that people are probably underestimating the renewable side as well. nuclear was definitely the solution that we probably should have been pursuing more aggressively in the '70s, '80s, and '90s and got turned against itself with a couple of bad incidents. i think we're going to see more on the renewables side as well. for those that are trying to look at more sustainable sources of energy. >> it sounds like there is some catalysts to this december investor event w

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great to see. you as always. hy, joy, access and her her and raymond arroyo has it next in "seen and unseen." >> laura: it is time for "seen and unseen" where we rebuild the stories behind the headlines. fo raymr that we turn to fox news contributor, raymond arroyo. kamala harris has been showing herself a little bit more in public. >> she has but that interview with the black journalist association on tuesday was loaded with moments where harrig rogets stuck in the groove of a word and then she heads repeat, which brings us to the word of the day: joy. >> i find joy in the american people. i find joy in optimism. when i find joy in the ambition of the people. in i find joy in building community. i find joy in building coalitions. we should all find joy. >> laura: well, it was hard for those joyful worshiping journalist to find much joy, laura as the vice president kept -- no, you let me -- know you let me finish. >> laura: no, you let me finish. >> you watch. >> i know where i come from. >> madame vice president,

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great debate. we know that the us can construct israel down with, with, with one phone call. it's happened before george h w. bush, even though even times of you drove by the next step is going to involve bob and the goals are several years ago said hey, we're on the runway at the bottom and stops of goes by this time they're not doing that. uh so yeah. what does it mean is, is, is that some inspection being humiliated or all of that strategic goals that the us feels are quite useful. that all being a change that are being entry right now by as well in that and then, and, and then goals or is it as always? but the debate is whether it's just simply the democrats, it can pick you beholden to, the billions of dollars they get from, from ultra design has done us. thank you so much. she has to bring us up to date on the latest, out of washington, especially the white house she ever tons the for us there in washington dc. get we're going to get the view from around to a savvy as an assistant professor at the university of toronto joins us from the capital. once again, thanks for staying with us here on al jaze

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