away a 3rd of it to understand how we don't at this point have to go back 80 years to the time of huey p. long he was a visionary state governor he helped create much of what we see today the streets the levees built to protect the city the bridges and the canals all help the state of louisiana it hold it out of poverty but there was a floor in the plan without the sediment brought down by the mississippi river the line started to subside. in the night he sees long he had consolidated enormous political power again unprecedented public. aimed at lifting residents out of poverty and bringing more industry to the state. that when you roads bridges there were dogs for ships and with all of this along came the only industry. rigs began sprouting up along the bayous and canals with dredged across the fields to facilitate drilling volume supply but. we unleashed forces that we did not quite understand and it's. very bad outcomes. roy is a professor at louisiana state university if you know he started using g.p.s. technology to study how the surface shifts because research revealed that data that eve

look, so a million mile battery, that is just pure huey p. longodel s going 450 miles per charge. we're looking for more durability, a few hundred thousand mules at least when it comes to the lasting of these batteries where you get an extra charge, extra range past 500 miles per charge. that's what we're kind of looking for. people are hoping he'll come up, because he's also tweeted some exciting things to come, neil. i don't know if you drive a tesla, but usually you have to stand there and i guess fill up electrically for a few hour just to get a 500-mile range. neil: and, obviously, people are doing this, and then it got faster charges, i get that. the mileage has gone way, way up -- >> yeah. stuart: right, right. so, obviously -- neil: right, right, obviously, it's changing swiftly, and people who didn't once look at these cars are looking now and saying, well, if you can get that much, that's like filling up a traditional car. so if they could start boosting it, it would be a guam-changer. but now i'm getting the sense that he's dialing thin