Marshall here. Welcome back to the Realignment.

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Hope everyone had a great President's Day weekend

to wrap our Realignment Live conference series.

Here are the final last conversations we had.

They're really a blast, and if we're going to do this next year,

definitely let us know who we should speak with.

Definitely want to say a huge thank you to Lincoln Network

for sponsoring the conference and all of our other work.

Hope you all enjoy these conversations.

Great panel today. We're discussing family policy,

the family, social conservatism,

and how often these like economic related debates have played out

throughout the Realignment discourse over the past two years.

So we have Brad Wilcox. Thank you for joining us.

You have a book coming out.

See it was delayed. I'm guessing that was the supply chain.

Yeah, I wish. No, it's September.

September. So it's going to be June.

So keep an eye out for that. How I'm going to help you're working

on something like boomers is a fun act on the material sense,

to children are obviously, as we're going to talk about today,

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