So my next guest, let me tell you about him. When he ran for governor in the state of Florida

was a health care executive, and he really, and I want to get into this with him on stage if you're not

familiar with the story, is the epitome of the American dream, rose to be a health care executive

in this country, ran for governor in the state of Florida, and every single conservative out there, I think,

what was for his opponent. And a buddy of mine reached out to me, was like, look, they're trashed

this guy. Here's his story. Can you at least throw a kind word his way? And I was like,

how are we as Republicans not supporting a guy like this and his background against a career

politician at the time.

And thankfully, he got elected governor of the state of Florida. And in our fourth gathering,

we actually went to Jacksonville and he hosted us and threw a party on a boat on the river

in Jacksonville and then got elected to the United States Senate where he has been one of the

leading conservative voices in the United States Senate, where he has been one of the leading

conservative voices in the United States Senate for not just like conservatism or the right,

but just plain common sense.

And it's a plain common sense that came from his upbringing.

And again, like the epitome of the American dream, it is I am so delighted that he could

come this year and be on stage with me.

The Senator, former governor, the state of Florida, Rick Scott.

You're probably only nice word anybody said about being that private.

You know, you say that about your first campaign for government.

And really, it was, it was, I'll tell you, it was my friend Greg Mueller, who reached out to me,

and he was like, you've got to look at this guy's biography.

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