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buck.

Joined now by someone who is also a South Floridian. He is Congressman Byron

Donald's from the great state of Florida and

you're jealous because I'm in a t-shirt and shorts yeah I'm jealous that's hot

missing a suit serve when something serious is happening.

Unfortunately in Washington, we're not doing very serious things right now.

And you and Buck are both now South Floridians. I was asking you because you also grew up in New York.

When did you become aware that there was better weather than where you lived in New York?

My wife's from Michigan, we were talking off the air, and she was like until she came to the

south, she had no idea that there was places where it wasn't gray for months at a time.

When did you, when were you like, man, this Florida is pretty good?

Oh, it was my first winter in college, because when I got to Tallahassee it was still August.

It was nasty hot. I was like, okay, well it's super human here, super humid in New York.

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