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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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This is the Brian Mud Show. So we are tracking Trump,
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taking a look at all of President Trump's executive orders,
and the President has been nothing of not prolific. As
of today, President Trump has signed one hundred and fifty
seven executive orders. That compares to two twenty that he
signed during the entirety of his first administration and one
hundred and sixty two by Joe Biden's autopen. I was
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pretty great. Bye. By this time next week, Trump might
have signed as many or more as Biden's autopen. When
you look at me, Joel.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
Nothing of them feel depressed from the previous story, go on,
oh sorry.
Speaker 1 (00:58):
All right. Well, so as we take a look at
the executive orders signed over the past week, there's a
heavy focus on nuclear power. Fox's Christina Coleman.
Speaker 3 (01:10):
President Donald Trump signed executive orders intended to dramatically increase
the domestic production of nuclear power. The White House says
the president is committed to re establishing the United States
as a global leader in nuclear energy, which will create
tens of thousands of high pain jobs and generate American
led prosperity and resilience.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
Yeah, and so on that note. The executive orders the
President signed, many of them pertaining to nuclear energy over
the past week. The Executive Order Deploying Advanced Nuclear Reactor
Technologies for National Security, an Executive Order Reinvigorating the Nuclear
Industrial Base, an Executive Order ordering the reform of the
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the Executive Order reforming nuclear reactor
testing at the Department of Energy, all of that being
kicked back up. You know. That's one of the things
is nuclear power has proven to be the most reliable
and most efficient clean energy that is out there. We
haven't put any nuclear plans online since the eighties. Population
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has grown a little bit since then, so this is
all aimed at changing that. And then the President also
signed the Executive Order restoring gold Standard Science, basically getting
back to the United States not being reliant on things
like I don't know, a wu Han lab, and you know,
becoming more self sufficient in scientific research, and also trying
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to deemphasize political considerations within it, which is very difficult
these days.
Speaker 2 (02:43):
All right, it's got to look at some Florida headlines.
A new law will get Floridians greater financial freedom. That's
what Governor d Santa said yesterday signed the bill titled
Legal Tender into law, recognizing gold and silver as legal
tender in Florida. It was one of six bills the
governor signed yesterday. Florida's education commits the shunter with a
new job. University of West Florida's Board of trustees yesterday
voted to name Manny Diaz Junior as a school's interim president.
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Appointment will take effect July fourteenth. University of Michigan President
Santa Ono. He was selected yesterday to become the president
of the University of Florida. You have Board of Trustees
unanimously backing Ono as the school's fourteenth president. The state
University Board of Governors still has to approve the nomination,
and the Florida Panthers looking to clinch the Eastern Conference
title of the win of Carolina tonight, Florida leads the
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series three games to one. Victory would mean the third
straight trip to the Stanley Cup Finals. Puck drops at
eight pm.
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