adapted with different infrastructure. that s why it s costly whenever temperature changes, if it gets colder or warmer. so there is a ale problem. but the point here, of course, you not going to involve this by telling people you might be a lot poorer, you re going to soft? through technology and innovation. will: and i think the indoor plants having an effect because of the plastic pods or transports of them, by that analysis, we re reaching terminal velocity on absurdity. everything has a carbon impact. these are tiny, tiny things. and9 in article they actually say, look, if everybody does a little bit, the point is that will lead to everyone doing a little bit, it will not solve the problem. the real way you re going to solve this is by majorly changing technology. fourth generation nuclear was cheaper than fossil fuels. everyone would switch. not just rich, well-meaning
today s throw back. 8,000 feet moving at a speed of 17 miles per hour. we are near our terminal velocity at this point in time we should be on the ground. bret: 20 years ago today nasa operators broke out in celebration as they learned that an exploration rover known as spirit landed on mars. the rover launched june 10th, 2003. study the chemical physical composition of the planet s surface and search for any signs of possible life there. they didn t find any, and the search continues. tomorrow on special report, top house republicans uniting around former president trump. we will give you the list. also tee up the iowa caucuses. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that s it for this special report, fair, balanced and still unafraid. the ingraham angle startle now. pete: i m pete hegseth in for laura ingraham. and this is a special edition of