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57:41 Rachel, Candice, thank you so much for joining us, not just in this segment, but across this whole process of these two episodes. This has been a real pleasure, a real delight. 05:47 The fake wedding Real Housewives star Cynthia Bailey had to promote a limo rental company. 43:21 And so I think there's this real way that civility gets wielded as a cudgel against people

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16:22 There was a real eat the rich vibe. 10:53 The fake wedding Real Housewives star Cynthia Bailey had to promote a limo rental company. 25:39 Yeah. I think that's a really good point. I don't know if there's anybody else that I can think of who has an audience whose primary characteristic is being terminally online like Elon does. So there is just a real quality to him talking about something that just means, well, I guess that's not just national news, but international news now.

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1:00:36 mal real kennenlernen, nicht nur im Telefon. 59:04 Ob jetzt über das Internet oder ob jetzt per Telefon oder halt mal real.

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1:00:15 Yeah. But it's, like, real self 56:39 One of the things I wanted to create was how maybe I'll do a quick little video, more of one of those, like, real 04:54 easy to get into like, you're not going to have real issues no matter how bad things are the bureaucracy there. It's like it's not too difficult. Yep.

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03:27 Right. And, it's it's it's interesting too because Tennessee Valley Authority, last year had some really bad blackouts if people who live in that region remember. They may have had some this year too, but I I know in particular, January of 2023, that winter, they had, like, I don't know, a reduction to 5% load for several hours and and stuff like that. They had they had a real bad time during some winter storms last year. So the idea that they would shut down any operating plants, I mean, unless the coal plant is, you know, struggling and it's not working properly anymore or something, But the idea that they would be, removing plants at all seems like kind of a poor idea at this point. 48:11 You know, some of the biggest advocates, all, basically, every large company in the world runs sustainability and ESG reports, every year. You've got BlackRock, which is one of the biggest proponents of ESG ESG for a while now, biggest asset manager in the world that's been pushing ESG. And it wasn't until, you know, 2020, 2021 that, the idea and the threats of ESG went mainstream, and people like us have been sounding the alarm on it for a while and really kind of waking everybody up to the real threat that is ESG and basically trying to restructure the economy not towards the needs and wants of, of just like your average age citizen and consumer, but instead trying to push it towards this, the set of metrics that was developed by, you know, like, kind of the globalist elite sort of people, this ESG score, where these companies are chasing a high ESG score instead of just trying to please their consumers. So

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07:26 Like modular nuclear reactors, which we now know the size of an SUV will power a city the size of Chicago. I mean, we figured that, I don't know, maybe 2 to power Chicago. The point being is modular nuclear reactors are the real future here. There are other solutions that don't take up real estate and create death to endangered species. Where am I wrong?

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17:40 So the the real question is, did anyone throw any tomatoes or cabbages? 1:11:00 Alright. One more question. Engineer guy. And how long have we had real NASA satellite data? It goes back to 1979. 00:55 That's right, Greta, you pint sized antagonist. It is Friday, and this is our own personal Friday protest, the Climate Realism Show, episode number 108. Finally, at last, we've had a real debate, the duel of the series of global warming. I'm your host, Anthony Watts, senior fellow for environment and climate at the Heartland Institute. Joining me today, we have president of the Heartland Institute, James Taylor, who will be talking about that, real du duel, that debate.

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01:28 real 09:29 real 09:33 real

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1:25:11 für ProWorkflow und dann mal den Real-Selbstversuch. 2:02:48 Dann gibt es eine API, alle müssen ihre Preise in real time da irgendwo hin melden.

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02:27 real 24:33 real 24:34 real

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34:27 Dollars they like look really real. 1:37:06 And he's like, you hugged me real. 21:07 have any real connection with, I was like, why.

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06:15 British about their real capabilities. But the Oslo Report included 20:35 avoiding a real fight, since German naval doctrine at the

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2:20:02 Ja, aber da ist es halt besonders. Wenn ich jetzt nochmal nach Barcelona fahre, 14:43 die keiner wusste und die nicht im Buch standen, weil Leute das in Real fünf