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and Neil. Americans for Prosperity,
go to afpaction dot com, get involved

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here in the state of Ohio campaign, and for Bernie Marino. Of course,

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he just got off the phone talking
to Alex TRUMPAFILO about that. Orlando

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Sonza as well. Welcome back Donovan
and Neil. It's a pleasure to have

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you on the program. Always a
pleasure to be with you. Brian.

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Let's talk Shared Brown versus Bernie Moreno. Donovan. Alex said, the one

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poll that's out, Bernie's only behind
by three and a half points, which

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is within the margin of error.
Very optimistic. Conversation with Alex about Bernie's

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chances here in the state of Ohio, and he said, by the time

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the election comes, we will be
overwhelmed with ads from Bernie Moreno and of

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course Shared Brown, who's already been
running a lot of ads on television,

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which regularly needs leads me to ask, well, where has Bernie been,

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And according to Alex, Bernie's all
over the state. He's doing personal appearances,

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Q and A sessions. It's just
that they haven't started really in earnest

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running television ads. But that's coming
soon, Donovan. Yeah, I think,

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you know, Chairman Alex t is
absolutely right. You know, Americans

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for Prosperity Action, we endorsed Bernie
Moreno. I was actually just with some

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of our team getting some recordings of
Ohioans for some ads will be running talking

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about how Shared Brown has failed them
and why we need an outsider like Bernie

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Moreno. So hold tight, Brian, the Calvaries comming. What we're doing

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right now though, is knock indoors
talking to folks in the communities about and

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introducing them to Bernie Moreno and talking
about Shared Brown's failed record for all the

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years he's been in Washington. Well, and that's what I mean. This

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is the primary point we're making in
the presidential election. You know, Joe

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Biden's failed policies I think was the
most prominent reason that they pulled the plug

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on his campaign. He's policies led
us to this particular state we find ourselves

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in the country. Sure, he's
cognitively impaired, but I think even despite

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his cognitive impairment, if things were
going along swimmingly right now, if the

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American people were content and the grocery
bills weren't through the roof and we didn't

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have a border crisis that Biden may
very well have even been ahead in the

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polls. I mean, they've got
a built in Pavlovian response when it comes

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to Donald Trump, a Trump among
half the American people. So that's in

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their advantage. But what it boils
down to is policy and Shared Brown is

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a mirror image of Biden policies.
Am I right? Absolutely? Well.

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Again, one of the questions that
we've actually got I've had from a few

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folks, some more supporters, and
I even heard it a little bit on

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the doors this past Saturday when I
was out there knocking doors, Hey,

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if Biden steps down, because remember
this was Saturday, stepped on Sunday,

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If Biden steps down, is this
you know, is Bidenomic's over? Like

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do we not have to worry about
that anymore? And the reality is,

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Brian, No, it's more than
just Joe Biden. You know, Shared

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Brown has been in Washington, It's
been in politics for thirty years. He

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you know, these policies that underpin
bidonomics, high spending, top on solutions,

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government intrusion, and involvement in our
lives. That's what underpins bydynomics and

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We've got to make sure that we
cut through the noise and connect folks to

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not just the guy in the Oval
office that makes these decisions. Shared Brown

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has taken votes as well. He's
taken votes that has had moved our national

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debt. We're pushing thirty five trillion
dollars in national debt right now. I

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took a look a while back,
between two thousand and eighty ten, we

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were at nearly somewhere between about about
ten trillion dollars. Shared Brown has been

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in office. Brian twenty five trillion
dollars in national debt we've accumulated during Shared

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Broub's tenure as a US Senator out
of the state of Ohio. I just

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think that's unacceptable, and we're going
to take that message to the masses across

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the state. And you know,
one of the other messages and I one

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and I talked to this about with
Alex and I've mentioned a million times on

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the program. I don't even know
what the hell it means. Threat to

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democracy. I mean, that's just
their default throwaway talking point when it comes

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to the threat the Republicans or Donald
Trump or whoever poses to the country.

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What does that mean? And in
what way, shape or form will we

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be talking about that. But when
it comes to the other pivotal issue,

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of course, abortion, and I
don't believe it's within the purview of the

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federal goverment to even touch it anymore
because of that Supreme Court decision. But

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the choice is their argument. Yeah, depriving the Americans of choice, you're

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letting you know, not let me
have it. What about school choice?

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I mean, isn't that an issue
that gravitates and works really well among people

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of various political stripes. I mean, the Republicans are far more in favor

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of giving people the opportunity to choose
the education system children going into than the

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Democrats. They're lockstep in it with
the teachers' unions, which have failed our

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children. Yeah, no, absolutely, And well, I think part of

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the conversation that we really need,
you know, work. We're pushing one

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hundred days to the election, believe
it or not, This coming Sunday,

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it will be one hundred days to
November fifth. What folks really need to

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be focused in on in the conversations
they have with their friends and neighbors is

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what you call those kitchen table issues, those issues that are pacting everybody families

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when it comes to education choice,
like you're talking about, Brian, Are

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we going to elect some Are we
going to elect folks who when they go

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to Columbus or Washington, are going
to work to advance empowering families with education

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opportunity. Are they going to work
to rein in out of control spending that's

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fueling the inflation that we feel when
we go to the grocery store. Are

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they going to be working to unleash
energy abundance that's that for right now under

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this administration in the recent years have
cost us more at the pumpultating fifty percent

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more at the pump. And when
Joe Biden took office four years ago,

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and then are we going to secure
our border? Folks? There was some

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recent polling gun that shows, you
know, more and more Americans are frustrated

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with this country's immigration policies and feel
we need to massively curb our immigration policies

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in this country. I think we
need to have a secure border and we

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need Washington to get serious about creating
an immigration system that will work so that

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the folks that the best and the
brightest from around the world can come to

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this country and live their American dream. Like Bernie Moreno his famly Damie I

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legally from Columbia. He found his
American dream. He chose to create a

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business in the marketstill Highland. Now
he's looking to serve our state. Those

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are the kind of folks we want
to come to the country. But until

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we get folks in office in Washington, DC and alumost who are going to

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tackle these types of issues that people
care about, we're going to get team

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have problems, and we really need
to focus on connecting our friends and neighbors

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to those issues and not let the
other noise like this threat to democracy all

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these other things that the ground that
the progresses want to try to engage on

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because they can't win on those issues, right, they can't win on the

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issues of energy, border security,
and the economy. But we can because

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we've got better ideas. Yes,
I do believe we do, and Bernie

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Marino is the man to do the
job. Of course, all we can

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do to help Bernie ma Reno out, and one of the things he can

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do is go to Americans for Prosperity
afpaction dot com. Right, Donovan,

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Yeah, AFP action dot com.
We're over there. Sign up give us

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different ways you can get involved in
your community to help lead Bernie to success

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in November. All right, real
quick, let's talk Orlando Sonza. I

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know you're supporting Orlando and doing what
you can to give him elected. Of

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course, a wonderful choice over Greg
Landsman, who a judge actually said should

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never hold public office again because of
the Gang of Five issues on SINCEI City

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Council, I think Orlando is a
stellar candidate. Orlando came out first met

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Orlando last year. He came We
did one of these gas price rollbacks.

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We rolled the price of gas back
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office two thirty four. Gallon,
by the way, who is a four

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years ago, and Orlando came out. He's deeply connected to the problems in

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Washington. Record of service, phenomenal
community leader. We've been excited to endorse

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him. We'd some very early on
this year and are excited to be out

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there because again, the problem is
the the Bidenomics isn't just Joe Biden.

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He's attributable for a lot of it
for setting that vision, but folks like

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Greg Landsman, just like Shared Brown
and Greg Lamson's short time Washington, he's

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helped vote and fuel the national debt, and the spending for that is that

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is costing us more at the grocery
store. Power of the purse lies in

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Congress, President and screaming THEE want
as many or as few policies as you

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want, but it's up to Congress
to decide. And of course you got

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a record to run on, and
Shared Brown's going to have to try to

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defend his, as is Greg Landsman, and we know who the better alternatives

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help us, Brian. Always a pleasure

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be with you. We're going to
keep knocking doors and look forward to the

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