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So next we are going to have a panel on politics and foreign affairs.

We have a couple of people on our panel and also a moderator.

So I would just like to go ahead and introduce the people who are first on our panel.

Spencer Kiggins, from very end, Spencer spends his formative years in oldest California,

Las Vegas, Nevada, before heading to BYU, his last choice for college after his father told him

he could either stay in Las Vegas or go to BYU for the year before his mission.

At the age of seven, Spencer inadvertently started the need more speakers in charge of detail

how the Bishop called them and asked them to speak for this he apologizes.

Spencer studied political philosophy at BYU, which provided him a strong foundation

for being condantic and self-important, especially in the area of politics.

He hails from a long line of Mormon Democrats or his mother upon getting educated

since real progress light elsewhere in supported gold water.

She hasn't looked back.

Upon finding out that he was interning for orange hatch, Spencer's uncle told him his maternal grandfather

would be turning into spray.

Perhaps to assuage his grandfather's disappointment from the grade, Spencer insists

that he is the second most liberal among his siblings and parents.

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