One of Florida gubernatorial candidate James Fishback’s (@j_fishback) unique policy proposals? Divesting the money the state uses to buy Israeli bonds and using it instead to help young, married couples buy homes. (Single and chopped people need not apply.)

NEW IN PIRATE WIRES: We interview James Fishback (@j_fishback), the insurgent candidate running for Florida governor against Trump-endorsed Byron Donalds. Online, a quasi-civil war is fracturing the American right. It has yet to manifest in a major Republican race — until now. The 31-year-old candidate and venture capitalist, Fishback, used to write pieces for The Free Press. Now, during his campaign, he’s moved towards what some might call the “America First” wing of the Republican Party. Young fans donning Nick Fuentes merchandise frequently show up in support at his campaign events. We discussed the emerging split on the right, his definition of “heritage American,” and more. Check out the full interview with @EvanMilenko 👇

NEW IN PIRATE WIRES: America is relearning something it forgot — you can’t make power without fuel. This week, the U.S. Department of Energy announced a $2.7b investment in American uranium enrichment, a capability we effectively abandoned in the 90s. Obama shut down America’s last remaining enrichment facility in 2013. Three companies won $900m each. Two are legacy players. One is a startup: General Matter. Founder @ScottNolan tells us General Matter’s facility in Kentucky, on the site of the exact same facility Obama shut down, will use the $900m to meet all domestic demand for high-assay low-enriched uranium (used by advanced nuclear reactors) years ahead of schedule. Today, ~70% of our nuclear fuel currently comes from foreign countries, and Russia is one of our biggest suppliers. This is obviously a risk to our grid, and to our national security. American reactors need American fuel. For the first time in decades, they’re about to get it. Full story from @HarrisSockel 👇