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Does the Sun's Core Consist of Iron Instead of Hydrogen? and What is Its Implication to Solar Energy Sources?

For years, scientists have assumed that the sun is an enormous mass of hydrogen. Galileo was the first to propose that the sun is filled with gas. But Dr. Oliver Manuel says iron, not hydrogen, is the sun's most abundant element. IF his suggestion is true then it may imply that the source of solar energy is different of the presently held theory of hydrogen fusion.