Marshall here, welcome back to the realignment.

Hey everyone, welcome back to the show.

Today's episode is a part of a two-part series I'm doing this week leading into the week leading to the election focused on the future.

I very much think the abundance agenda is the future.

I think the issues raised when it comes to

building, when it comes to challenges in the environment, and the material world are at

the center where our policy debates need to look like moving forward in so many areas

beyond the environment. That's everything from the Arsenal Democracy work that I do at the Hudson Institute.

Two questions of housing production and of course semiconductors. I'm chatting with Alex Trembath, he's the deputy director of the Breakthrough

Institute and he was one of the co-sponsors of the Abundance 2024 conference that I

MCed earlier this month. The episode that's gonna air on on Thursday is going to be with Steve Tullis for our monthly.

Marshall and Steve show that everyone enjoys so much. He's going to focus on his articulation of where the abundance agenda moves going forward.

We're going to come back moving into the

election focusing more on the specific realignment topics but I can just

personally say at a certain point we've rehashed all the questions of the

diploma divide, questions about race and

gender and the American protocol system. So focusing on where people who are in

this audience should focus their attention moving forward is at the key. So hope

you all enjoy this conversation with Alex on energy, climate and of course the abundance

agenda.

Huge thank you to the Foundation for American Innovation for supporting the work of this podcast.

Alex Trembath, welcome to the realignment. It's a real pleasure to be here, Marshall, thanks.

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