This is the Daily Signal Podcast for Tuesday, January 15th. I'm Daniel Davis.

Today we are snowed in at the Daily Signal, which means we're a bit lower staff than normal,

but as always the podcast continues. It'll just be a little shorter today.

And today we bring you a conversation that Jenny Montabano and I had with

CJ Sailor of the Gloucester Institute. That's a conservative nonprofit group

that works to engage minority students on campus and I'll just say at the outset his work really is fascinating.

Here's the chat we had with CJ.

Well here with us to discuss what it takes to reach young people as conservatives is

CJ sailor.

He's the program director with the Gloucester Institute, an

organization that trains young Conservative leaders.

CJ thanks for joining us.

Thanks for having me.

Daily Signal.

Yeah, CJ, you know, reaching the next generation is so critical to determine the future

of our country.

You're someone who's in the thick of that, reaching out to young people on college campuses

and elsewhere.

First off, just tell us what kind of work

do you and your colleagues do to reach young people

and what kind of exchanges do you have with them? Sure, well thanks Daniel for your question.

The Gloucester Institute was founded in 2005 by Kay Coals James and her husband, Charles James,

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