Husted, Jon
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spoke · 1 of 2 transcribed hearings
3min
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nuclear fuel
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65:31
Husted, Jon. Thank you, Chair Capito. I appreciate everybody being here. My question is going to go to all of you, so as you hear me talk about it, I'm going to ask each of you to respond to this. America is going to need more baseload electricity. Every estimate says that's true for the foreseeable future. Ther...
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