Speaker 1: Hi, everybody, Welcome to the right side. Doug Billings here
Speaker 1: with you today, Monday, March thirty. First. Wow, yesterday's announcement.
Speaker 1: I did it. I took the plunge. You know, I've
Speaker 1: talked a lot since I've known you, since you've been around.
Speaker 1: For the last five years, I've been doing this show.
Speaker 1: Two million people a month watch or listen to this thing,
Speaker 1: and they were absolutely thrilled yesterday. The results are in
Speaker 1: the reviews coming in. I announced yesterday that I'm running
Speaker 1: for the governorship of the state of Kansas. I've lived
Speaker 1: in Kansas for the last thirty four years, and it
Speaker 1: has been in the grip of the commune socialist movement,
Speaker 1: especially in the governor's office. We have a super majority
Speaker 1: of Republicans in the House and the Senate in Kansas,
Speaker 1: but yet we don't get enough done. We need a
Speaker 1: strong conservative governor in that office. I'm the one. The
Speaker 1: Magga template, it's mine. We are going to run with it.
Speaker 1: Trump has invented it. We're going to implement it in Kansas.
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, Ron DeSantis, who Christy nom huh? What
Speaker 1: state is she from? Governor Billings is going to be
Speaker 1: the new template for the American governorship across this republic.
Speaker 1: Just wait and see. You've not seen anything yet. And
Speaker 1: I'm going to get into all of the reasons in
Speaker 1: this episode, one of how I as governor will make
Speaker 1: Kansas great again. Ladies and gentlemen, the right Side with
Speaker 1: Doug Billings is now upon you. Are you ready?
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Speaker 1: face of tragedy, adversity and challenge. We are a covenant
Speaker 1: Nason under God and his divine providence is not dead
Speaker 1: and it's not gone. It is living within each and
Speaker 1: every one of you, and you will bring it to
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Speaker 1: seen before. We never back down, we never give up.
Speaker 1: We march forward. Here are laies and gentlemen, welcome back.
Speaker 1: All right, we're gonna get into it today. We uh
Speaker 1: The messages have been coming in from all over. I
Speaker 1: have General Flynn supporting us, John rich out of Bashville
Speaker 1: offering some words of encouragement. Today, Roger Stone texted me
Speaker 1: we have lots of people and there will be many
Speaker 1: more to come, believe me. Supporting me with regards to
Speaker 1: my run for the governorship of the state of Kansas.
Speaker 1: I have spoken with you for the past five years
Speaker 1: about determined prayer, determined patriotism, and the reasons why our
Speaker 1: republic has fallen into the grip of radical liberalism. I
Speaker 1: call it Commune Socialist the Commune Socialist Party. I have
Speaker 1: spoken about determined prayer, which I think is obvious most
Speaker 1: people understand what prayer is. But the determined patriotism part,
Speaker 1: what does that mean? What exactly do I mean. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm going to get into all of this, but determined
Speaker 1: patriotism is basically doing the hard work of it all.
Speaker 1: It means doing what we need to do in our local,
Speaker 1: grassroots level to recover this republic and whatever state that
Speaker 1: you live in within the Republic from the grip of
Speaker 1: the Commune Socialist Party. Taren Hey, thank you, Tarn Buer.
Speaker 1: I see you there on Facebook. Thank you for the encouragement.
Speaker 1: I'm watching the chat line as I do the show
Speaker 1: live here today, as I always do. But let's get
Speaker 1: into this because I'm going to dive into what has
Speaker 1: not only you know, caused me to throw my name
Speaker 1: in the hat, but Kansas needs it needs bold of leadership.
Speaker 1: You know, so so often the establishment, the elected class
Speaker 1: doesn't tell you what you need to know. They're only
Speaker 1: telling you what they think their donors want to know
Speaker 1: and what to hear. So I'm not beholden to any
Speaker 1: of that. I am an outsider, completely never involved in
Speaker 1: politics in my life. Now I talk about politics every
Speaker 1: day on this show. I of course create the most
Speaker 1: intellectually mature podcast audience in all of podcast land. Ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen, and you're part of it because we talk
Speaker 1: about the truth. We look at the state of play
Speaker 1: in America, and I have told you during these past
Speaker 1: five years the truth, whether it's COVID election integrity, or
Speaker 1: you know, Ukraine, or the border crisis, or what really
Speaker 1: is the agenda behind this radical democratic movement that we're
Speaker 1: seeing in America, Because it's stricken every state in this union.
Speaker 1: So we need a politician below. I guess I'm going
Speaker 1: to be one who's going to tell you the truth,
Speaker 1: who's going to tell you like it is, who has
Speaker 1: the guts, the gusto, and the passion to tell you
Speaker 1: the truth. And I'm not going to dance around the issues.
Speaker 1: We've been in trouble far too long for anybody who
Speaker 1: wants to earn the honor of your vote to dance
Speaker 1: around issues. So I've got a master's degree in curriculum
Speaker 1: and instruction. If you're from Retel, Missouri, that's basically education.
Speaker 1: I've got a master's degree in curriculum and instruction, and
Speaker 1: I have spent my professional career in human resources, growing
Speaker 1: up and rising through the ranks to become a vice
Speaker 1: president of human resources negotiating. Part of my main responsibility
Speaker 1: was negotiating deals, negotiating collective bargaining agreements with unions. I
Speaker 1: was always on the corporate side, championing you know, capitalism
Speaker 1: and the workers and the companies and so forth. But
Speaker 1: we had to come to the table. I did and negotiate.
Speaker 1: And you talk about using the art of the deal, folks,
Speaker 1: That's what I've done for the past thirty years. So
Speaker 1: if we need someone to sit down and negotiate and
Speaker 1: be tough, I'm the one. I'm going to do it. Look,
Speaker 1: we need common sense solutions in Topeka, Kansas and around
Speaker 1: this Republic. I don't want you to turn off the
Speaker 1: show if you don't live in Kansas, by the way,
Speaker 1: because what you're going to witness here right now today
Speaker 1: is someone putting forth to you the template for the
Speaker 1: governor you should elect in whatever state you live in
Speaker 1: is I've got a plan that's going to make Kansas
Speaker 1: the envy of every state in the nation. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about eliminating property tax. They've tried to do this in Kansas.
Speaker 1: We are supposed to have, you know, on paper, this
Speaker 1: quote unquote super majority of Republicans, but as you all know,
Speaker 1: we are plagued with a rhino problem. Republicans in name only.
Speaker 1: I'm going to re revolutionize the educational system. Now that
Speaker 1: the Department of Education on the federal level is gone,
Speaker 1: We're going to take a look at education at Kansas
Speaker 1: and make it a role model for other states around
Speaker 1: this country. I'm going to launch my version of k
Speaker 1: DOS Kansas Department of Government Efficiency. Yeah, we're gonna model
Speaker 1: it after what Elon has done. Look, folks, I'm a
Speaker 1: Maga Conservative. I don't need to reinvent the wheel heel here.
Speaker 1: President Trump has already given us the template to go forward,
Speaker 1: and I will with the Maga agenda. I am not
Speaker 1: fooling around. We are going to go We're going to
Speaker 1: hit the ground running. This is going to be epic
Speaker 1: on every every imaginable scale. So we have truth, honesty,
Speaker 1: property tax gone, education highlighted, k DOOS, the Department of
Speaker 1: Government Efficiency in Kansas. I'm also going to get rid of, eliminate,
Speaker 1: and do away with, once and for all, every woke
Speaker 1: and DEI initiative in the state of Kansas. Gone could
Speaker 1: put They're out. You know wokeism and the DEI. You
Speaker 1: know diversity, equity and inclusion, Well those are code words
Speaker 1: for racism. They are code words for prejudice, and we're
Speaker 1: going to put it into it. We don't have any
Speaker 1: time for that in Kansas, nor should you no matter
Speaker 1: where you live. So here's what you do if you're
Speaker 1: looking for a governor wherever you live, especially if you're
Speaker 1: in Kansas. I'm going to start with item number one,
Speaker 1: and these are listed in no particular order. They're all
Speaker 1: equally important and equally part of what I'm going to
Speaker 1: do as governor, eliminating property tax. If there's one thing
Speaker 1: that Kanson's are tired of, and I'm sure that you
Speaker 1: are too wherever you live, it's the government reaching into
Speaker 1: our pockets and taking our property taxes every year. As
Speaker 1: a MAGA conservative, I believe that you need to keep
Speaker 1: more of your heart earned money. You know, property tax
Speaker 1: is a relic, ladies and gentlemen. It's a dinosaurs. It
Speaker 1: should be extinct. It punishes you for owning a home,
Speaker 1: a car, a farm, or a business. And I would
Speaker 1: even make the case. Look, I believe property tax is unconstitutional,
Speaker 1: and we're going to make that case in front of
Speaker 1: the courts in Kansas. I'm going to work with the
Speaker 1: legislation of court, the legislators in Kansas are good men
Speaker 1: and women. The Republicans. Now there's a few rhinos in
Speaker 1: the mix, but the majority of them are good people.
Speaker 1: Just need the governor to be the voice of passion
Speaker 1: and of drive and of leadership and to use the
Speaker 1: governor's bully pulpit to drive these messages. So what's the
Speaker 1: plan with regarding property tax? I'm going to eliminate it entirely. Now,
Speaker 1: the governor in Kansas just can't do that unilaterally. We
Speaker 1: have to I would have to work with the legislators
Speaker 1: and I will. But automatically, people go, well, if you're
Speaker 1: going to do away with a tax, how do we
Speaker 1: fund schools and roads? Doug. That's the liberal rhino mindset,
Speaker 1: that's what they're going to do. Simple, I would say.
Speaker 1: The answer is to that, we streamline state spending, we
Speaker 1: cut waste kdos for example. I'll get to that in
Speaker 1: a minute, and we shift to a fair system of
Speaker 1: taxing like and this is these are just talking points
Speaker 1: because we can talk about a lot of fair tax systems,
Speaker 1: but anything other than property tax, like a consumption based
Speaker 1: tax that hits everyone equally. It doesn't hit just property
Speaker 1: owners for example. It's all up for discussion. I want
Speaker 1: to have the discussion. I would work with the Kansas
Speaker 1: legislature in order to get these things done. They need
Speaker 1: to be done. The people of Kansas have been talking
Speaker 1: about this for years. They just voted in our capital
Speaker 1: to end property tax, and there were five rhinos that
Speaker 1: prevented it. We came up one vote short. It's so maddening.
Speaker 1: So Kansas has Last time I checked, and as far
Speaker 1: as I know, we have a three billion dollar surplus
Speaker 1: right now. So let's use it wisely to phase out
Speaker 1: property tax. Over my first term. Imagine the relief that
Speaker 1: farmers in Salina, Kansas would have, that families in Wichita
Speaker 1: would receive, school children in Oleitha, small business owners in
Speaker 1: Topeka no more annual tax bills hanging over your head. That,
Speaker 1: my friends, that is the definition of freedom. And that's
Speaker 1: what the founders had in mind. By the way, we
Speaker 1: have drifted so far away in this country, not only
Speaker 1: as an executive branch as government, or an a legislative branch,
Speaker 1: but the judicial branch. We've all drifted away from the
Speaker 1: founder's intent. So that's property tax. Another way that I'm
Speaker 1: going to make Kansas great again is making education better
Speaker 1: without the FEDS, the Federal Department of Education is gone,
Speaker 1: and good riddance. It should have been gone long ago.
Speaker 1: President Carter created this department, and ever since the United
Speaker 1: States educational system has plummeted, and we have the dumbest
Speaker 1: dumb down in educational history around the planet. As a
Speaker 1: former teacher with a master's degree in a curriculum and instruction,
Speaker 1: I've seen first hand how these federal bureaucrats meddle in
Speaker 1: our classrooms, and so have you. You've seen this pushing
Speaker 1: this one size fits all nonsense. Now, Kansas has the
Speaker 1: chance to take control, and my vision for that is
Speaker 1: local power and by that I mean parents. But first,
Speaker 1: let's recruit, train, motivate, and inspire other MAGA conservative parents
Speaker 1: to run for and win seats on Kansas school boards
Speaker 1: and school boards throughout the country. Hi Wi Robertson, I
Speaker 1: see you out there on Facebook Land. Thanks for chiming in.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you watching and listening to the program. Stay
Speaker 1: with me. So with conservative school boards in place wherever
Speaker 1: you live, we empower parents, We empower teachers, not some
Speaker 1: elitist in Washington, d C. Or any other liberal local
Speaker 1: woke kook who wants to put in DEI the rainbow
Speaker 1: flag and talk about how transgenderism and god making mistakes
Speaker 1: with regards to gender assignment is actually real. Those people
Speaker 1: have no idea and have no reason making decisions about
Speaker 1: what's best for our children. Parents, and especially please parents
Speaker 1: who do the work of determined patriotism getting involved with
Speaker 1: your local school boards. I would also push as governor
Speaker 1: for more funding directly to classrooms, more books, better technology,
Speaker 1: higher teacher pay for qualified teachers, ending tenure and making
Speaker 1: it a competitional merit based system without all of the
Speaker 1: red tape. And as a former teacher from long ago,
Speaker 1: I know that we can improve outcomes of these students.
Speaker 1: Our test scores are what twenty fourth, twenty fifth in
Speaker 1: the world, not only embarrassing, unacceptable. The basics reading, arithmetic,
Speaker 1: not just math, English, Civics again, not just history and
Speaker 1: critical thinking. You know those are the basics. But I
Speaker 1: would work to include not only those subjects and bolstering
Speaker 1: them within the public schools and other schools in Kansas.
Speaker 1: I would work to include the subjects that the founding
Speaker 1: fathers wanted included in the public schools. All you have
Speaker 1: to do is do a simple research on your favorite
Speaker 1: search engine. Early American or Colonial American school curriculums. What
Speaker 1: do they have? What were the subjects? Well? I think too,
Speaker 1: I mean I think, you know, in addition to the
Speaker 1: ones that I just mentioned, I think philosophy. We can
Speaker 1: make a case for that. The Founders wanted that. And
Speaker 1: study of the Christian Bible back in schools. That's what
Speaker 1: the Founders wanted. And don't give me the separation of
Speaker 1: church and nonsense. That is absolutely a quote from Thomas
Speaker 1: Jefferson to the Bradbury Baptist Association that was taken completely
Speaker 1: out of context, and it continues to be just butchered
Speaker 1: out of context. There is not this separation, like we
Speaker 1: can't talk about God in school, Doug. We can't do
Speaker 1: it because there's a separation of church and no. Not true,
Speaker 1: not even close. And we're done with that myth. So
Speaker 1: with the FEDS and the Department of Education out of
Speaker 1: the way, I would make Kansas schools a model of
Speaker 1: excellence around the country, tailored to our values, those values
Speaker 1: that the Founders intended us to have, traditional family Christian values.
Speaker 1: Somebody's got to be brave enough to say this out loud.
Speaker 1: What about Muslim values? Doug. That means we've had to
Speaker 1: put up the Koran and teach the Koran. And no,
Speaker 1: it doesn't. The founders didn't intend that, all right. The
Speaker 1: next initiative to make Kansas Great Again k DOS. Yes,
Speaker 1: it is a play on the Elon Musk and Donald
Speaker 1: Trump Doe initiative the Department of Government Efficiency Kansas version.
Speaker 1: So let's talk about efficiency. We have got Elon Musk
Speaker 1: slashing waste at the federal level. We all love it.
Speaker 1: We all get a sense ever since Trump got back
Speaker 1: in office. Don't you agree that even on a cloudy day,
Speaker 1: even on a cloudy day, the sun is brighter. It's
Speaker 1: because we're seeing all this waste and these are the fraud,
Speaker 1: the abuse that the did dare I say, crimes being exposed.
Speaker 1: We're seeing this all happen right in front of us.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to bring that same energy to Kansas
Speaker 1: with Mike K. Dodge initiative k DOGE. I'm getting a
Speaker 1: nod over there. Yes, that's how I pronounce it, Department
Speaker 1: of Government Government Efficiency Kansas version. I know that there
Speaker 1: is something in KEMP because people in Kansas are saying, well, Doug,
Speaker 1: you know the Senate created something called the Senate Committee
Speaker 1: on Government Efficiency Initiative. They call it coge coge right. Okay,
Speaker 1: it was rolled out in January, folks, January of this year,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, and it's published no meaningful results whatsoever.
Speaker 1: For those of you watching, you don't. It's an initiative
Speaker 1: that the Senate created and it's an online syst asking
Speaker 1: for the public to give ideas about how to cut waste,
Speaker 1: fraud and abuse, which is fine, but they haven't done anything.
Speaker 1: And you know, Elon Musk and President Trump aren't asking
Speaker 1: the public what they should go after. They're going after
Speaker 1: obvious waste, abuse and fraud. Because anyone who has any
Speaker 1: common sense can understand and know and identify what waste, bureaucracy, fraud,
Speaker 1: and inefficiency looks like. We all know it. So here's
Speaker 1: what I do. Under the Kansas Constitution, Article one, Section one,
Speaker 1: the governor has a broad executive authority to appoint heads
Speaker 1: of major state agencies. Some of those may require Senate confirmation.
Speaker 1: But look, we've got a super majority of Republicans in
Speaker 1: the Senate. I'm a maga conservative. I will bring forth
Speaker 1: people who the Senate loves and who Kansas needs. I
Speaker 1: know bankers, high level CEOs, financial brilliant financial minds who
Speaker 1: I would invite to come on and free of charge
Speaker 1: to Kansas. The legislature won't have to worry about purse
Speaker 1: strings or how are we going to pay for this?
Speaker 1: These people would engage in determined patriotism as part of
Speaker 1: their view of patriotism towards Kansas, and they would work
Speaker 1: closely with the Senate and the House Republicans and all
Speaker 1: of our in all of the branches, and we would
Speaker 1: begin to reduce waste. I'm not going to sit around
Speaker 1: a waste time asking questions about what waste is. We
Speaker 1: already know what waste is. We can see it and
Speaker 1: smell it a mile away. We're gonna put together a
Speaker 1: team that I will appoint that will go after it,
Speaker 1: and we will report the results once a week, once
Speaker 1: a week to the people of Kansas and to the
Speaker 1: country who's ever interested in watching. The first department is
Speaker 1: the Kansas Department of Administration. This department oversees budgeting and
Speaker 1: efficiency and it's led by a secretary who I get
Speaker 1: to appoint. Okay, The Kansas Department of Revenue another one.
Speaker 1: It's a key department for any tax related initiatives like
Speaker 1: eliminating property tax. It also has a secretary that I
Speaker 1: get to appoint as governor, the Kansas State Board of Education.
Speaker 1: This one's a little bit different because it is an
Speaker 1: elected body in the state of Kansas. But as governor,
Speaker 1: I can appoint the Commissioner of Education, who gets to
Speaker 1: execute the policies. So that person, you can better believe
Speaker 1: it is going to be a like minded mega conservative.
Speaker 1: So that most agency heads in Kansas and under the
Speaker 1: Constitution in Kansas serve at quote the pleasure of the governor,
Speaker 1: which means I can hire and fire them as I
Speaker 1: see fit, and if they're not doing the job, they're out.
Speaker 1: So I can appoint maga conservatives within my administration who
Speaker 1: share my vision. I'm talking again, fiscal hawks, anti woke crusaders,
Speaker 1: pro life warriors. Once these people are appointed, I can
Speaker 1: direct those agency heads to implement my k DOJE agenda,
Speaker 1: staying well within existing legal authority. As governor, I'm not
Speaker 1: going to step outside of that authority. But here's how
Speaker 1: we're going to be doing this. Specifically, so number one
Speaker 1: efficiency audits, that's exactly what I would be doing. I
Speaker 1: would instruct the Secretary of administration, for example, to launch
Speaker 1: internal reviews of spending, to identify waste and propose cuts
Speaker 1: to me and beautifully, almost ironically, that is already part
Speaker 1: of the job description of that particular title under Kansas
Speaker 1: KSA seventy five three seven oh seven look it up.
Speaker 1: The second way we're going to do this with DOSEE
Speaker 1: is implement policy shifts. I would direct, for example, the
Speaker 1: Commissioner of Education to prioritize curriculum changes like scrapping DEI
Speaker 1: or WOKE agendas and redirect resources to classroom basics. I
Speaker 1: would leverage my influence as governor. We do have a
Speaker 1: bully pulpit as governor, after all, I would leverage that
Speaker 1: over the Department of Education's operations. And then we would
Speaker 1: use another specific way that we do this with DOZE,
Speaker 1: as we invoke regulatory rollbacks. I would I think as
Speaker 1: I think about that, I would direct the Department of
Speaker 1: Revenue or other such agencies to streamline their processes to
Speaker 1: cut red tape, to pilot tax reforms, tax elimination programs,
Speaker 1: and steps towards the goal of eliminating property tax. Those
Speaker 1: are specific ways in which we can do this. Save
Speaker 1: this tape, save this show share it and play that back,
Speaker 1: because that's important. No other candidate is saying it. My
Speaker 1: past life in corporate America negotiating collective bargaining agreements against
Speaker 1: very aggressive unions. I mean, I'm talking the United Auto Workers,
Speaker 1: the Teamsters, I mean the tough of the tough, and
Speaker 1: the radical of the radical. I've sat across the table
Speaker 1: from a nurses union from California that'll make your head
Speaker 1: spind the most radical group of kooks you've ever want
Speaker 1: to meet. But I digress. Negotiating those agreements is perfect
Speaker 1: experience for all of this about which I'm speaking to
Speaker 1: you about. Because I know how to rally a team,
Speaker 1: I know how to set clear goals and hold people accountable,
Speaker 1: and to negotiate deals on behalf of the people of Kansas.
Speaker 1: I will keep Kanson's informed. They will not only receive
Speaker 1: weekly updates from k doos, but they will see the
Speaker 1: monthly or possibly quarterly television broadcasts from me, keeping in touch,
Speaker 1: telling them what's going on. And I'm going to travel
Speaker 1: the state. The traveling for me will not end after
Speaker 1: the campaign. In fact, it'll probably get busier as I
Speaker 1: travel the state after I win. So that's my plan
Speaker 1: with regards to k DOJ, the Kansas Department of Government Efficiency.
Speaker 1: I mentioned also eliminating WOKE and DEI initiatives, So let's
Speaker 1: get real about that diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. They're divisive,
Speaker 1: they're wasteful, their distractions, and at their core, they're racist
Speaker 1: and prejudiced, and they've got no place in Kansas. As
Speaker 1: far as I'm concerned as governor, I'm going to eliminate
Speaker 1: every state funded program pushing that kind of garbage. Our
Speaker 1: schools and agencies should focus on merit, not identity politics.
Speaker 1: And I've seen the numbers with Musk and so forth.
Speaker 1: At the federal level. Doze at the federal level has
Speaker 1: saved over a billion dollars federally by cutting DEI contracts.
Speaker 1: And we can do the same kinds of things in Kansas.
Speaker 1: Why are we spending tax dollars to lecture Kansas or
Speaker 1: any other member of any other state about privilege instead
Speaker 1: of fixing roads or teaching kids. It's insanity and it
Speaker 1: all ends under my watch as governor in Kansas. And
Speaker 1: you again using the template for your governor in your state. Hey,
Speaker 1: Billing's over in Kansas is cleaning up. He's eliminating woke
Speaker 1: and DEI agendas. How Come we're not doing this in
Speaker 1: Iowa or Tennessee, or Nebraska, or or California or wherever.
Speaker 1: We're going to unite around our shared values, folks, And
Speaker 1: as we're learning when we look at what Trump is
Speaker 1: doing in the seventy five percent of Americans who agree
Speaker 1: with DOGE and the initiatives the elon and his team
Speaker 1: are doing, we're going to take that advantage and we're
Speaker 1: going to work with it in Kansas, hard work, family
Speaker 1: and faith, not tearing each other apart with woke ideologies
Speaker 1: and DEI requirements that are at their core racist and prejudicial.
Speaker 1: And my outside strength again is a strength, my outside experience.
Speaker 1: I'm not a politician. Why me, That's what you should
Speaker 1: be asking, and I welcome the question. Thank you, Roy
Speaker 1: Howard out there on Facebook. I'm glad you're liking the
Speaker 1: sound of this. I appreciate it, my friend, and thanks
Speaker 1: for taking time to make a comment. Folks. You as
Speaker 1: I broadcast Live Feel Free Facebook on X, We're out
Speaker 1: there on Rumble. We're out there on a number of places,
Speaker 1: but Facebook and X. Thank you very much. Roy. I
Speaker 1: see your comment. As vice president of human resources. As
Speaker 1: I mentioned, sitting across from the Teamsters or the United
Speaker 1: Auto Workers, the United steel Workers, or nurses unions or
Speaker 1: whatever is not an easy task. It's not for the
Speaker 1: faint of heart. I can tell you that negotiating multi million,
Speaker 1: sometimes billion dollar contracts that saved everything from insurance costs
Speaker 1: to labor costs to electric bills. That's what I've done.
Speaker 1: The art of the deal right here, I'm the one,
Speaker 1: and all of that would be huge from Kansas for Kansas.
Speaker 1: So if the legislature is going to be a little
Speaker 1: bit stubborn on some issues, let me talk with them.
Speaker 1: Let me get in and speak with our Republican friends
Speaker 1: in the House and the Senate. Let's work on negotiating
Speaker 1: and cutting these kinds of deals for the people of Kansas.
Speaker 1: And let's please, when we're in front of the cameras,
Speaker 1: tell the truth and call it what it is. The
Speaker 1: DEI Woke agenda, for example, is Kuckville. It's not going
Speaker 1: to happen anymore. The radical liberal agenda is Kukville. It's
Speaker 1: over in Kansas. The radical liberal movement in America has
Speaker 1: completely surplanted what used to be the Democrat Party. Folks,
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party does not exist anymore. It's the Commune
Speaker 1: Socialist Party. And when you look at their policies, their platform,
Speaker 1: and their agenda, it doesn't take a rocket science to
Speaker 1: scientists to realize that they are not a pro America
Speaker 1: political party. I mean, evidence of the obvious is sufficient.
Speaker 1: Look at what they did to our border situation under
Speaker 1: the Biden regime. Crime, chaos, and crisis. That's what they
Speaker 1: want every one of their policies. Another example, besides the
Speaker 1: border crime, defunding the police. Are you kidding me? Why?
Speaker 1: It begs the question why would they open the borders,
Speaker 1: Why would they defund the police. Why don't they prosecute
Speaker 1: violent criminals with extreme prejudice. Why don't they put people
Speaker 1: behind bars and sentence people with the full force of
Speaker 1: the law behind them. Here's the secret. Because they want chaos,
Speaker 1: they want crime, they want crisis, crisis, chaos, crime, that's
Speaker 1: what they want. Evidence of the obvious is sufficient, and
Speaker 1: so they've replaced their Democrat Party with this blending of
Speaker 1: communism and socialism. I call it the Commune Socialist Party.
Speaker 1: Clearly not a pro America political party. I've spent my
Speaker 1: life solving real problems, whether it's at the negotiation table
Speaker 1: in corporate America as an HR vice president, personnel problems,
Speaker 1: personality conflicts, reaching agreement, from classrooms to boardrooms. I've done it,
Speaker 1: and I'm going to bring that passion, that determination that
Speaker 1: know how to Topeka and millions of people across this
Speaker 1: country know already who I am and what my MAGA
Speaker 1: style is and how I talk to you just like this.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to get out on the road in
Speaker 1: Kansas and visit every county within the state because they
Speaker 1: this is a this is a style, this is a
Speaker 1: passion that resonates two million people a month. Don't tune
Speaker 1: in just for fun because they don't like what they're watching.
Speaker 1: And that's what we get two million people a month.
Speaker 1: So we know, we know how far our message goes.
Speaker 1: We're going to focus it on Kansas and I'm proud
Speaker 1: and honored to do it. I'm running with a woman
Speaker 1: named April McCoy. She's going to be our lieutenant governor,
Speaker 1: a MAGA conservative woman. Her and her husband, Sean, who
Speaker 1: is an Army veteran, received the Purple Heart for injuries
Speaker 1: that he received in Afghanistan. April McCoy is a business woman.
Speaker 1: She came from a man's world in sales, where she
Speaker 1: excelled and became the number one sales leader in her company.
Speaker 1: She's going to be an excellent lieutenant governor for you
Speaker 1: in the state of Kansas. And I can't wait to
Speaker 1: work with April and all of the team that we
Speaker 1: have assembled in Kansas. We will have a website up soon,
Speaker 1: we'll have an avenue by which you can volunteer to
Speaker 1: help the campaign. And Kansas needs a fighter like this.
Speaker 1: We don't need a figurehead. And there you have it.
Speaker 1: That's a Maga vision as I see it for the
Speaker 1: state of And this is only episode one, folks. I'm
Speaker 1: going to talk for four or five episodes about what
Speaker 1: we're going to do. And I think that you'll agree
Speaker 1: that when you listen to the show. I know I'm
Speaker 1: talking about Kansas, but you can. You can implement these things,
Speaker 1: and you can be part of a grassroots movement within
Speaker 1: your own state that will push these initiatives wherever you live,
Speaker 1: to drive the message in the point home, no property text,
Speaker 1: a world class educational system, a k DOS revolution, a
Speaker 1: Maga economic boom, no woke or deibs from an outsider
Speaker 1: who knows how to win tough fights. Thank you, ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen. I'm about out of time. I do want
Speaker 1: to encourage you if you like this show. Apart from
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Speaker 1: I can continue to produce the show and make a
Speaker 1: living until I'm sitting in that governor's mansion in Kansas.
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen, I'm with you, and I know that
Speaker 1: you're with me. We're in this thing together wherever you live.
Speaker 1: Believe it. For the Republic, for Kansas. Cheers,