Speaker 1: Seven five the fifty five kter CD talk station, A
Speaker 1: very happy Friday Eve to you, Congress and Warren Davison
Speaker 1: coming up at seven forty. We'll hear in one hour
Speaker 1: Brian Resider with his book land Rich Cash for My
Speaker 1: Family's Hope and The Untold History of the Disappearing American
Speaker 1: Farmer and Jay Ratliffe. I heard d Aviation extper Day thirty,
Speaker 1: but as promised in studio from Restore Liberty dot Us,
Speaker 1: you should really check out what's going on there George Brunneman.
Speaker 1: It's always a pleasure of seeing you in person and
Speaker 1: talking with you. Nice. See again Brian, Well, since it
Speaker 1: came up and you're the one that I'd forgotten all
Speaker 1: about issue too. It's maybe a stealth issue that is
Speaker 1: exactly nobody's talking about it, and I'm like, what the
Speaker 1: hell is issued too? And I feel embarrassed because of
Speaker 1: course it's an issue that's on the ballot. Early voting
Speaker 1: has already started. It's not just City of Cincinnati, which
Speaker 1: I've been focused on because you know, Corey Bowen's been
Speaker 1: on the program. You know, like what we're freshing alternative
Speaker 1: to the current you know, Democrat runs city with all
Speaker 1: the problems and all the issues, and so issue too
Speaker 1: flew completely under my radar, to my embarrassment. But I'm
Speaker 1: happy to admit that, Yeah, even I don't know everything
Speaker 1: that's going on, but a statewide issue, and it's a
Speaker 1: two point five billion dollar general obligation bond basically for infrastructure,
Speaker 1: including fifty six point seven percent of it apparently directed
Speaker 1: to roads. Well, they do the infrastructure stuff because they
Speaker 1: know it's easy to pass that. It's like doing a
Speaker 1: library levee or a child's you know, health levee or something.
Speaker 1: It's one of those things that they know will pass.
Speaker 1: But in this case they're actually putting it into the
Speaker 1: Ohio Constitution. Again, like you know, it seems anymore they
Speaker 1: can't get the legislature to do what they want, so
Speaker 1: they stick it in the constitution. But it's basically like
Speaker 1: you say, billions of dollars in a slush fund. So
Speaker 1: it's a bond. It's saying we're going to have this
Speaker 1: bar out there that they can use whenever they want
Speaker 1: for whatever projects they want, as long as it fits
Speaker 1: in that you know, infrastructure category. But bonds are basically
Speaker 1: future taxes. So if you're gonna have this two point
Speaker 1: five billion dollar bond. It means at some point we're
Speaker 1: going to pay ten x that because it's a loan
Speaker 1: and you got interest rates and they're sky high now.
Speaker 1: So I mean, not only is it the wrong time
Speaker 1: to be taken a loan because of their interest rates,
Speaker 1: it's just learn how to spend within your budget money well,
Speaker 1: and if if you need money for the roads, you know,
Speaker 1: again going back to inaction within the legislative branch. And
Speaker 1: of course we can see that in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: Literally every day of the week over the past how
Speaker 1: many decades, right, But I think a more appropriate response
Speaker 1: to that would be a gasoline tax. I'm sorry, they
Speaker 1: just passed what two years ago, Brabby Billy Sites got
Speaker 1: us that one. It was like another thirty cents or something,
Speaker 1: and people got upset about that. And I understand being
Speaker 1: upset about that. But if you're driving a car, you're
Speaker 1: using the roads, except if you're driving a Tesla Evil
Speaker 1: test was, you're not paying a gasoline tax. Maybe there
Speaker 1: should be an EV tax since they weigh so much
Speaker 1: more than other automobiles. They actually did that too, I forgot,
Speaker 1: did they. Yeah, So my hybrids, my cars are both hybrids,
Speaker 1: and so I got an extra I think it's like
Speaker 1: seventy five fifty bucks or something like that that I
Speaker 1: have to pay for my license plates because I don't
Speaker 1: use enough gas. Okay, Well to me, that's fair. You
Speaker 1: use the roads, you pay for the wear and tear
Speaker 1: on the roads. Okay. But I live on the West Side,
Speaker 1: so like Corey likes to say this speech is, we
Speaker 1: don't need speed bumps, we got potholes. I know. Oh God,
Speaker 1: sunset here, I can bring that up right out of
Speaker 1: the gate. It's like it's like bringing up the street
Speaker 1: car when with five friends from the Taxpayer Protection Alliance
Speaker 1: are on the program anyhow. But so, yeah, there's issue
Speaker 1: too on the ballot. It's the only thing on the ballot.
Speaker 1: I think your color was from coal Rain, So that's
Speaker 1: the only thing on the coal Rain ballot. Okay, I
Speaker 1: think it's the only thing on most of them. But
Speaker 1: as Jim Keifer pointed out, as of yesterday, I suppose
Speaker 1: at the end of the day only one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty six people had early voted. So was this about
Speaker 1: initiative that got Issue to on the ballot. I don't
Speaker 1: think so, Okay, I do not think so. So the
Speaker 1: slush fund is a desire from our elected officials in
Speaker 1: Columbus or some lobbyist firm that God had put on there.
Speaker 1: All right, that's the way Columbus tends to work. Well,
Speaker 1: I would go no cause again, infrastructure more money. It's
Speaker 1: just a lot of extra money and it could go
Speaker 1: literally anywhere, and probably we'll be directed to well connected
Speaker 1: developers and contractors. Absolutely absolutely, All right, Well, we had
Speaker 1: Donovan and Neil for Americans for Prosperity. Who's teaming up
Speaker 1: with you for the Sunday event? Yes, the Restorer Liberty
Speaker 1: US Sunday Event at Double Tree suits Blue Ash sixty
Speaker 1: three hundred East Kemper Road. Doors open at four point thirty.
Speaker 1: A complimentary good word for that, because it's a dinner buffet,
Speaker 1: complementary dinner buffet at five pm with speakers starting out
Speaker 1: at six. Again, remind my listeners what the point of
Speaker 1: this Sunday event. So it started out as a tax
Speaker 1: Day rally. You remember in the good old tea party days,
Speaker 1: we used to have this all the time. Yeah, the
Speaker 1: last one was actually in twenty twelve when I was president.
Speaker 1: Since a tea party Dan Reagan Old and I did
Speaker 1: we demand a balanced budget amendment on Fountain Square in
Speaker 1: twenty twelve. We haven't had anything like that since, and
Speaker 1: so that's kind of where it started. But then the
Speaker 1: more we thought about it, the idea is we're living
Speaker 1: in a really unique time now where we have an
Speaker 1: actual chance to cut spending. We got Doze out there
Speaker 1: finding all of this ridiculous amounts of spending. You know,
Speaker 1: computer systems that don't talk to each other, and therefore
Speaker 1: we got millions of migrants on our social Security, Medicare,
Speaker 1: and Medicaid. It's like, this is ridiculous. So the focus
Speaker 1: is going to be on the on the spending side
Speaker 1: of it. So why are we spending so much? How
Speaker 1: do we make these permanent? And how do we push
Speaker 1: it down to the local level. You know, the state
Speaker 1: budget increased twenty percent? What the heck are they thinking?
Speaker 1: Other then I've heard part of that is the cask
Speaker 1: thank you of expanded Medicare, and now the Federals aren't
Speaker 1: kicking in everything, so we have to pay that in Medicare, Medicaid, Medicaid, Medicaid, medicary, Medicare,
Speaker 1: you pay for Medicaid, you get exactly. But it was
Speaker 1: all funded by the federal government, so that made it
Speaker 1: a okay, like ninety percent covered by the federal government.
Speaker 1: But I remember arguing against that, saying that this day
Speaker 1: was coming, they were going to take that funding away.
Speaker 1: And now it's our problem to foot that bill right
Speaker 1: and no work obligation. We have people who are able bodied,
Speaker 1: young people who are taking from you know, those who
Speaker 1: really qualify for assistance under medicaid, so draining the resources
Speaker 1: and dollars from that. When there are job opportunities out there,
Speaker 1: I mean the trades alone you can earn while you learn,
Speaker 1: have gainful employment and a career that will pay you
Speaker 1: quite quite well. Yes, I mean, you know, embrace the trades,
Speaker 1: you know, being an electrician, become a plumber or contrart
Speaker 1: a construction work. There are literally thousands of jobs available
Speaker 1: out there, and it's an interesting skill. I mean, there's
Speaker 1: a difference between you know, sitting in a dusk using
Speaker 1: your brain all day and sitting at a job site
Speaker 1: using your hands and arms. I find both of them fulfilling.
Speaker 1: I don't know why they treat one differently than the
Speaker 1: other either. Of course. I grew up with a dad
Speaker 1: that you know, was a handyman did everything I didn't.
Speaker 1: I suggest black electrical tape or WD forty. If they
Speaker 1: either those didn't fix it, Dad, that would hire somebody out.
Speaker 1: And you know, necessity is the mother of invention. So
Speaker 1: when my wife and I bought our first house, we
Speaker 1: lived in oak Park, just outside of Chicago. While I
Speaker 1: was practicing up there, the house was one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty five years old and it had been mostly updated
Speaker 1: by the prior owner of that twenty percent that still
Speaker 1: need to work. That was before the internet. I would
Speaker 1: go to the library and I'd get a book on electriciana.
Speaker 1: You know, really, yeah, I ran wire. I did hardwood
Speaker 1: floor work either. I even did plaster and lathe work,
Speaker 1: all kinds of woodworking projects. And you know, I learned
Speaker 1: a lot because you know, I didn't have a lot
Speaker 1: of extra money to hire somebody out to do it.
Speaker 1: And it's expensive to hire a contractor in Chicago. You
Speaker 1: think it's bad now here, Lord Almighty, you know, it's
Speaker 1: just was like, well, honey, we're either going to put
Speaker 1: that one off or I'm gonna have to learn how
Speaker 1: to do it. How to do it, and it was fun. Well,
Speaker 1: YouTube nowadays is the easiest I wish I had YouTube
Speaker 1: back then. It really would have streamlined the process. Oh golly. Yeah. So,
Speaker 1: I mean, so it's getting back to the event that
Speaker 1: the idea was. We really wanted to emphasize what can
Speaker 1: happen now because it's such a unique time. Yeah. So
Speaker 1: we've got Corey Bowmen's gonna be there talking about what
Speaker 1: his plans are for City of Cincinnati to get the
Speaker 1: budget under control. We got Adam Matthews Rodney Creech coming
Speaker 1: in from Columbus. Uh, Columbus is a big deal right now.
Speaker 1: His income tax getting rid of the income tax. Yeah,
Speaker 1: promised he wants to do that, and I had a
Speaker 1: conversation with him here. He's going to be at the
Speaker 1: Warren Kenny Lincoln Reagan dinner tonight and I'm speaking there
Speaker 1: and oh you can be there as well. I'll see
Speaker 1: you there. Oh good, good, good. Yeah. They changed the shuffle,
Speaker 1: we shuffled who's doing what, And apparently I get to
Speaker 1: introduce VVK, which is a real honor and privilege because
Speaker 1: I've had a tremendous matter respect from that guy since
Speaker 1: I interviewed when he about his Woke Incorporated book. Same here.
Speaker 1: So I did a podcast with him real early on
Speaker 1: in that process, and I was just amazed that guy
Speaker 1: is one of the smartest people I've ever met ever,
Speaker 1: and he's so enthusiastic and excited. I mean you can
Speaker 1: hear it in his voice. Oh yeah, about the future
Speaker 1: for all time, and his brain goes into overdrive. We
Speaker 1: started off the podcast with the joke that he's the
Speaker 1: valedictorian Saint X. I'm a valedictorian from Elder High School.
Speaker 1: I had to get my little digs in there. But
Speaker 1: but no, every time we talk it, I'm he outranks you.
Speaker 1: No offense to my west side further out or that
Speaker 1: was a joke. But we actually got news yesterday that
Speaker 1: Vivek is going to be sending us a video message
Speaker 1: for the for the Thing tomorrow, as is Bernie Marino
Speaker 1: today I mean Sunday Sunday, sorry, Sunday Sundays. So if
Speaker 1: you come to the if you come to the Double Tree,
Speaker 1: you'll hear from Bernie Marino, you'll hear from Viveke. We're
Speaker 1: still trying to get Warren Davidson to send us something,
Speaker 1: but we'll give him a shout out when he's on here.
Speaker 1: Coming up on the program at seven forty this morning. Cool.
Speaker 1: But then we also have Mark Pakita. If you ever
Speaker 1: interviewed Mark, he's with the Grassroots Freedom Initiative. He's going
Speaker 1: to give us sort of the facts on what's going
Speaker 1: on fiscal wise in Ohio. So he's going to talk
Speaker 1: a little bit about issue too. He's going to talk
Speaker 1: about the new budget, what they're doing with property taxes
Speaker 1: versus income taxes. So it should be a you know,
Speaker 1: a fairly eclectic presentation. And I saw the they just
Speaker 1: passed the budget in Columbus. Yeah, fourth thousand pages, sixty
Speaker 1: sixty to thirty something with only five Republicans went against it. Yeah. Oh,
Speaker 1: you're so happy to see six hundred million dollars going
Speaker 1: to the Cleveland Browns. Yeah, And that's kind of what
Speaker 1: the problem is locally. I don't trust any of our
Speaker 1: current commissioners to negotiate with the Bengals. It's just going
Speaker 1: to get out of control. You know, back in the
Speaker 1: days when they negotiated the original and that's now in
Speaker 1: the textbooks as the example of the worst public private ever. Well,
Speaker 1: it's because both people negotiating were sitting on the same
Speaker 1: side of the table and well, at least a week
Speaker 1: later right, Yeah, anyhow, let's pause, we being George running
Speaker 1: from Restore Liberty dot Us back to talk about some
Speaker 1: more issues after I mentioned your credit seven two. If
Speaker 1: you have KRC detalk station, check it all out. Restore
Speaker 1: Liberty dot Us. George Renman's on the job, you know,
Speaker 1: looking out for our money and government fraud waysed abused
Speaker 1: in action and things we can do about it. And
Speaker 1: of course show up at the event this weekend on Saturday,
Speaker 1: that's Sunday, Sunday rather Palm Sunday. Was just getting ready
Speaker 1: to say that it's why I can't be their mom's
Speaker 1: having a radio for dinner. Looking forward to that. Double
Speaker 1: tree suites, blue ash doors open at four thirty, complimentary
Speaker 1: buffet dinner, five o'clock speakers at six. So nice opportunity
Speaker 1: to hear all the folks that he already went through.
Speaker 1: And yeah, and the reservations are are highly recommended. There's
Speaker 1: only like twenty five seats left. Oh, so go to
Speaker 1: Restoreliberty dot us and just click on the reserve or
Speaker 1: just go to restore Liberty dot Us slash reserve your
Speaker 1: point important point. So spaces are limited. I just want
Speaker 1: to get your reaction. You probably saw the survey out
Speaker 1: that you know, like fifty five percent of the Democrats
Speaker 1: left leaners at least embrace on some level the concept
Speaker 1: of assassinating Donald Trump and Elon Musk, and I just
Speaker 1: use that as sort of a springboard for this. The
Speaker 1: tolerance for an advocacy for violence coming from the left,
Speaker 1: it seems it's a profound problem. And I've never experienced
Speaker 1: this kind of thing in my lifetime. Although I guess
Speaker 1: I live through the late sixties without being aware of
Speaker 1: the politically, I wasn't old enough to understand what was
Speaker 1: going on. So it's not violence isn't a new phenomenon,
Speaker 1: but all of this, you know, attacking people's cars. I mean,
Speaker 1: these the Teslas were like the darling of the green folks,
Speaker 1: the zero missions, unbelievably efficient and amazing electronic wonders. They
Speaker 1: are you own, use some hybrids. And I got a
Speaker 1: friend of mine who owns one of those Tesla plaids.
Speaker 1: It's a rocket ship, it is. I loves it so good.
Speaker 1: Make the choice and buy one. But now that he's
Speaker 1: got that, which he bought way in advance of Elon
Speaker 1: Musk and doge in his affiliation with the Trump administration
Speaker 1: what it's a legitimate target. Now, I don't understand it.
Speaker 1: It's like they're they're allowed to become unglued over the
Speaker 1: fact that this guy is getting rid of waste. It's
Speaker 1: a mental illness. That's the only way to think about it,
Speaker 1: if you think of it as some kind of they're
Speaker 1: making a conscious decision to do it. Why would anybody
Speaker 1: get so violent over a vehicle that, like you say,
Speaker 1: I mean, the reason he's the largest car company in
Speaker 1: the world now is because he makes the best version
Speaker 1: of that product. Right in my engineering world, my last
Speaker 1: gig was actually modeling every electric car made in the world,
Speaker 1: and nobody can touch the efficiency of a Tesla. The
Speaker 1: guy is just so far out there, and you watch
Speaker 1: what his team is doing. He's brought in these whiz
Speaker 1: kids and the nerds have just been let loose, and
Speaker 1: they're finding all these you know, just crazy connections and
Speaker 1: lack of connections, all of this, you know, fraud, waste
Speaker 1: and abuse, and suddenly he is ground zero four. He's
Speaker 1: a Nazi. He's stealing your money. It's like, I don't
Speaker 1: understand it. And my main concern is, you know, especially Schumer,
Speaker 1: they're going out there lying about everything. Hey, he literally lying,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean literally lying. He's telling him that
Speaker 1: Elon Musk wants to take away your your Medicare and
Speaker 1: Social Security and Medicaid. That's an outright lie. It's specifically
Speaker 1: not being touched. And so if the only thing that's
Speaker 1: being touched is saving money for people who are qualified
Speaker 1: to receive benefits under these programs, because they're getting rid
Speaker 1: of people who are ripping them off, so now they
Speaker 1: can afford to actually give the check for Social Security
Speaker 1: and Medicare and anticipated. Yeah, but what happens when even
Speaker 1: the lies aren't working, Because they aren't people are seeing
Speaker 1: what's going on and saying, wait a minute, he's talking
Speaker 1: about social Security. I haven't heard a word about that.
Speaker 1: He's got to be lying. So if the lies don't work,
Speaker 1: are they really going to keep going down this route
Speaker 1: of we need to kill Trump, we need to kill Musk,
Speaker 1: we need to go after and attack his business so
Speaker 1: he's banker. I think that's a horrible path. And if
Speaker 1: you think back to the summer of twenty twenty and
Speaker 1: all of the violence that happened then compared to January sixth,
Speaker 1: which is always the you know what about that January
Speaker 1: sixth was a was a show. I mean, they had
Speaker 1: so many plants in there that this was just a show.
Speaker 1: And even beyond that conspiracy component of it, you know
Speaker 1: that it was coordinated, egged on by and leftists or
Speaker 1: the FBI or whoever evil forces want to make the
Speaker 1: Republicans look bad and at worked I we're screaming at
Speaker 1: the top. I've said it many times. I'm watching it
Speaker 1: all on Fuld on my laptop screaming that I'm going no.
Speaker 1: But that's your reaction, that's the whole point. Republicans looked
Speaker 1: at that and said that's wrong. Democrats, look at what
Speaker 1: happened in twenty twenty and what's happening now with the
Speaker 1: cars that are saying no. That's that's an actual reaction
Speaker 1: to the current problem. We should be destroying Tesla's right.
Speaker 1: And you also notice that January sixth was one day,
Speaker 1: one day, in a couple hours. This is an ongoing
Speaker 1: day after day phenomenon. The rallies over the week and
Speaker 1: the attack of Tesla showrooms, the organized protest against Elon
Speaker 1: musk And and the Trump administration. People spray painting private property,
Speaker 1: these Tesla vehicles that were once great and now are
Speaker 1: somehow Nazi mobiles. It's absolutely in mostly by Democrats. You
Speaker 1: got one more segment with George Breunhman before we get
Speaker 1: to Congressman Warren Davidson. First though, I think you have
Speaker 1: KRCD talk station Restore Liberty dot Us George Brennman in studio.
Speaker 1: Remember to show up with the event on Sunday again
Speaker 1: beginning at four thirty when the doors open, and enjoy
Speaker 1: that complimentary buffan hear from some wonderful speakers and some
Speaker 1: common sense solutions to our problems we face. And one
Speaker 1: of the problems we face, and I know you wanted
Speaker 1: to put a plug in for your other online and
Speaker 1: health related effort, George So, and they're remaining a couple
Speaker 1: of minutes, why not shift over to health so Restore
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Speaker 1: couple of weeks ago. Went fantastic. Actually, Keith did a
Speaker 1: speech on motivation, went over really well. We did a
Speaker 1: podcast on COVID five years later. What we learned that
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Speaker 1: on Sunday we're going to have a table there for
Speaker 1: Restore Wellness. We're going to be having a raffle for
Speaker 1: a set of the books where you've got the lies
Speaker 1: I taught in medical school, Lies your doctor tells you,
Speaker 1: and the Casey means book Good Energy. Those are a
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Speaker 1: for a dollar instead of the fifty five or whatever
Speaker 1: costs for the set. Yeah, we had a lot of
Speaker 1: people ask about the books you recommend, and there is
Speaker 1: a link. There is a link on the web page,
Speaker 1: and we're going to have all of those books on
Speaker 1: at least the sheets for all of them on display
Speaker 1: so you can read through it. We'll give you the
Speaker 1: key R code, so it's real simple to just point
Speaker 1: your phone at it and you can order it off Amazon.
Speaker 1: But yeah, Restore Wellness has been going great. Going to
Speaker 1: try and you know, get that rolling out as well
Speaker 1: to throughout the area. But I just wanted to make
Speaker 1: sure people were aware it's still going on, it's it's
Speaker 1: gaining strength. Yeah. Well, and so I got to ask,
Speaker 1: how's it going with the working out while you're watching television? Well,
Speaker 1: thanks you for kicking me in the butt and I
Speaker 1: had other people who have over the years suggested making
Speaker 1: similar that I got a little heat from him, like, well,
Speaker 1: I told you about the I got the same. But
Speaker 1: you know it all it all came down to, you know,
Speaker 1: there's sort of the cancer diagnosis and my wife and
Speaker 1: my family suggesting that I had put on a few
Speaker 1: too many pounds over the past couple of years. And
Speaker 1: so the stars all align to the point where when
Speaker 1: you guys were in studio talking about, you know, these
Speaker 1: health benefits, all I do is sit and watch Netflix
Speaker 1: after the show. So I want to because I want
Speaker 1: to clear my mind of the colossal craft that we
Speaker 1: deal with every day. So I did get a set
Speaker 1: of adjustable weights, and so now I pull them out
Speaker 1: and I do wraps and I feel there and I'll
Speaker 1: wait a half hour and I'll do another set. And
Speaker 1: so you know, I'm obviously not ripped, and you can
Speaker 1: see through my sweater here, but it's I'm doing something well,
Speaker 1: and every the whole point of all that it helps,
Speaker 1: Every little bit helps, and it's amazing how little steps
Speaker 1: make a difference. So you know, get rid of the
Speaker 1: high frucitos corn serup that's been done for a month
Speaker 1: now and that that's why how I lost weight. So
Speaker 1: and then the others. You know, we'll all get rid
Speaker 1: of all of the processed stuff and then and if
Speaker 1: you really want to take the big step, try and
Speaker 1: get rid of the carbs, because it's just evil stuff.
Speaker 1: There are more and more studies coming out talking about
Speaker 1: the benefits of that. I think it's really starting to
Speaker 1: catch on. It is, and that's why, you know, I
Speaker 1: keep expressing some measure of excitement for at least RFK Junior,
Speaker 1: with his name recognition and the fact that he you know,
Speaker 1: he's just pretty much long time left, this guy who
Speaker 1: I thought alone a lot. I'm glad he's part of
Speaker 1: the Trump administration in this particular role. You know, he
Speaker 1: doesn't have any control over environmental policy, has control over
Speaker 1: information about our health, getting the message out about help.
Speaker 1: Looking for two things from him. Get the floor eight
Speaker 1: out of the water, Yeah, working on that, And get
Speaker 1: the soft drinks out of snap. They're working on that too,
Speaker 1: and there's been some progress in some of the states
Speaker 1: going down this road. I don't have any idea why
Speaker 1: we Coca Cola's going nuts because they paid a fortune
Speaker 1: to get it put into the program in the first place.
Speaker 1: How about that surprise, money connections, money talks, and health walks.
Speaker 1: That's apparently the case. Yeah, it's just crazy, but hey,
Speaker 1: last plug. Go to restore liberty dot us. Click on
Speaker 1: the link, make sure you register. We're looking to pack
Speaker 1: the house. And a big shout out to Americans for
Speaker 1: Prosperity for co sponsoring the event and helping us with
Speaker 1: all the costs. George Brenman, thanks for coming in studio,
Speaker 1: Good luck with the event, and again thanks to AFP folks.
Speaker 1: Congressman Warren Davids is online. He's ready to talk. We'll
Speaker 1: bring him on right after these