Now, I've been looking forward for this because as I mentioned, so my radio show is growing,

and I picked up Sacramento and picked up Stanton, Virginia.

We just picked up Oklahoma City, I think, two weeks ago, and I moved from being like

midnight to 2 a.m. to 11 to 2 p.m. to 2 p.m. live in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and K.R.M.G. a couple weeks ago.

So one of the selfish reasons I wanted to have Congressman Hurt here is this district.

But I also wanted to have the governor of the state of Oklahoma here as well.

One, because we keep having all these teams that just keep getting added to the SEC that aren't

actually in the southeast and I got I got to question this it's just very very odd like pretty

soon we're going to have like Oregon and the SEC and we'll have to change our name to something else

but also I've like got this new appreciation for Oklahoma now that I keep winding

up on these radio stations out there and have a large audience. And we've got people from Oklahoma

here in the room. And it's like, might as well have folks from Oklahoma come, including the

governor of the state of Oklahoma, who is a businessman, a popular governor just got reelected,

went through this wild re-election campaign

where the Democrats for some reason got it in their head like,

it's like Kansas, we can get a Democrat in Oklahoma.

No, you can't get a Democrat in Oklahoma.

But also, one of the fascinating things to me

is I actually am a Neil Gorsuch fan,

but also Neil Gorsuch seems to have this bone to pick with Oklahoma on the rights of the tribal rights and things.

And so I've been looking forward to having this conversation with the governor of the fantastic state of Oklahoma, Kevin Stitt.

I'm so glad you could come.

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