00:00Take a look. This is from just a little while ago. Nice clean water. So we're
00:09here to talk about clean beautiful coal. That's clean beautiful water. That's the
00:16longest pool anywhere in the world.
00:37On the reflecting pond or the reflecting pool, as some people call it, very important to us was the longevity,
00:47the, you know, having it so that it's not closed every day. And so those are compared to those are
00:55among the tallest buildings in the world, including the Empire State Building.
01:01World Trade Center. Sears Tower, Chicago. So if you lay it on its side, you'd take two or three of
01:10them to fill it in because the width is almost 200 feet wide. And actually much more than 2000, close
01:19to including everything. It's about 2500 feet in length to the end. And it's going to be beautiful. It was
01:28a great concept that never worked.
01:29Because they couldn't hold the water. Now they hold the water for a tiny fraction of the cost. We did
01:35a fantastic job. And Department of Interior was amazing. Doug Burgum.
01:40Really absolutely amazing. And you're going to have something you're going to be very proud of. And it'll last for
01:4650 to 100 years before you have to do anything with it. Very strong, powerful substance that we use.
01:54And we picked a color called American flag blue. We had color choices. And before it was just gray. It
02:00was a color of concrete and stone. So it's going to be really special. I thought you'd like to see
02:07it. And the work ends on the pool.
02:10We also did a lot more than we anticipated. We did all of the sidewalks outside of the pool where
02:16people walk or they stand. That's where Martin Luther King made his great speech.
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