Because you have to end it.
And I'm a big fan of electric cars, but it's going to be a smaller, much smaller market.
They don't go far enough and they're very expensive.
So what I would do is very strongly, I would rescind the mandate because the mandate is ridiculous. People want to be buy a gasoline powered car, propelled car.
If they want to do that, they should.
If they want to buy a hybrid, they should be able to buy a hybred. And what they've done is they're going to destroy our automobile industry. And I am a big fan of electric I'm a big fan of Elon and other people involved in the electric car.
I think an electric car is.
Great, but it's somewhat limited because of the cost. And the cost is higher because of the availability in terms of the material.
They're going to have to be made largely in China. They're going to be made in China. And it's also it doesn't go far enough.
You've got to have something that can go where you don't have to recharge four times if you want to take a trip down to Washington, d C.
Which we are also going to fix and make the way. What would you res send the ev tax credit you could. Well, we're looking at that. That's a big thing.
But you know, tax credits and tax incentives are not generally a very good thing.
You know. They gave it to.
Wind, and wind is putting us out of business. Wind is a disaster. It's the most expensive form of energy there is and it is literally putting us out of business as a country. They're ruining environmentally our planes and our beautiful fields and everything else where they are, our oceans.
They're affecting our wildlife all over the place, including the whale that's obviously being very seriously affected where a whale has in come up on shore for fifty years and now they're losing eight nine, ten in a short period of time. So it's having a huge impact environmentally. But it's also a very expensive form of energy, so we will be talking about that. I'm not making any final
decisions on it. I'm a big fan of electric cars, but I'm a fan of gasoline propelled cars and also hybrids and.
Whatever else happens to come along.
And you can't mandate that you can only buy an electric car, you know, for this country to build charging stations all throughout the nation, will cost anywhere from three to five trillion dollars.
No country has enough money to do there. Would you consider having Elon Musk have a role in the cabinet advisory position? What he's very smart.
I had a great talk with him the other day, as you know, and it went on for two and a half hours almost and perhaps you listened.
But he's a very smart guy.
I certainly would if he would do it, I certainly would he he's a brilliant guy.